Region
Sarawak (Borneo)
Sarawak, Malaysia's largest state on the island of Borneo, is a true paradise for adventurers and nature lovers.
Sarawak, Malaysia's largest state on the island of Borneo, is a true paradise for adventurers and nature lovers. Discover untouched rainforest, spectacular caves, unique wildlife – including the famous orangutans and proboscis monkeys – as well as the fascinating culture of indigenous peoples in traditional longhouses.
Places in Sarawak (Borneo)
Bako National Park
Sarawak's oldest national park is known for its unique wildlife, especially Proboscis monkeys, and a diverse landscape of beaches, mangroves, and rainforest.
Batang Ai National Park
Known for its impressive lake landscapes, lush rainforest, and the opportunity to visit traditional Iban longhouses and learn about their culture.
Kuching
The charming capital of Sarawak captivates with its colonial architecture, lively markets, and a relaxed river atmosphere along the Sarawak River.
Mulu National Park
This UNESCO World Heritage site is renowned for its gigantic cave systems, spectacular karst formations and the immense biodiversity of its rainforest.
Sarawak Cultural Village
This 'living museum' showcases the traditional houses and ways of life of the various indigenous peoples of Sarawak in a picturesque setting.
Semenggoh Wildlife Centre
In this protected area, visitors can observe rescued orangutans in their semi-free environment and learn more about species conservation and rehabilitation.