Sabah, Malaysian Borneo

Cultural, Rainforest, Reefs & Rare Wildlife

Sabah is where towering jungles meet the sea — a land of biodiversity, eco-tourism, and cultural richness. Trek Mount Kinabalu, explore UNESCO-listed parks, and witness wild orangutans in their natural habitat. Whether you're diving coral reefs or visiting Dusun villages, Sabah is perfect for travelers seeking nature, culture, and responsible adventure.

 Why Visit Sabah? 

Mount Kinabalu & Kinabalu Park – UNESCO World Heritage Site 

Ethical wildlife viewing – Orangutans, sun bears, proboscis monkeys 

Stunning variety – Highlands, islands, rainforests, reefs 

 Home to Dusun, Murut & Bajau cultures 

Ideal for eco-tourism, soft adventure, family travel & conservation trips

 

 Sarawak, Malaysian Borneo

Soul of Borneo, Land of Legends

Sarawak is Borneo’s cultural heart — a land of river journeys, ancient caves, and living heritage. Stay in a traditional Iban longhouse, cruise past jungle-clad banks, or explore the underground wonder of Mulu Caves. With its warm hospitality and storytelling spirit, Sarawak is perfect for those who want to travel deeper and slower.

  Why Visit Sarawak?

 Authentic immersion – Longhouse stays with Iban & Bidayuh tribes

 Ancient rainforests, river safaris & biodiversity hotspots

 Unique landscapes – Mulu Caves, Bako National Park, and more

 Deep cultural roots – Music, food, folklore, festivals & crafts

                                                             Perfect for cultural photography, slow travel, and nature lovers