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Let’s venture into the wild side of Borneo, where nature and wildlife are at their finest. This tour is designed for travellers looking for affordable stays that won’t stretch their budget. Though simple, the accommodations are warm and comfortable
Visit the Rungus community in northern Borneo, Kudat. They are known for their traditional longhouses, colourful beadwork, and unique traditional custom. Set foot on the “Tip of Borneo” where the South China Sea meets the Sulu Sea.
Welcome to Sandakan, the gateway to some of Borneo’s most remarkable wildlife experiences. This city is a home to the world-famous Sepilok Orang Utan Centre. From here, journey into one of Southeast Asia’s premier wildlife destinations—the Kinabatangan River, often called the “Mini Amazon.” This is a great opportunity to see wildlife in their natural habitat.
An interesting short trip to two of the most sophisticated cities in Asia. Be fascinated by the city lights as day turns into night, but more importantly, explore both cities to discover their interesting stories. It is fascinating to see how small towns like Singapore and Kuala Lumpur have grown into two of Asia’s most important economic hubs.
Let’s walk along vibrant streets with a distinctive nostalgic vibe. It is fascinating how, amidst the glow of modern life, you can still experience the charm of the past. Finally, unwind with some downtime at a beach resort in Langkawi. The island itself offers unique marine and nature experiences that are well worth exploring.
If you want to know more about Malaysia beyond the cultural and historical aspects, join us for a half-day visit to Putrajaya, the administrative capital of Malaysia. Have an insightful introduction to the city’s unique blend of traditional Islamic design and modern, futuristic structures.
Kuala Lumpur has come a long way from a tin-mining settlement to the big city it is known as today. We will take you down memory lane to explore its past and present story.
As one of Malaysia’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Malacca offers a nostalgic glimpse into the country’s colonial past. The city’s strong Portuguese and Dutch influences set it apart from other historical destinations in Malaysia.
Travel at your own pace and enjoy the flexibility throughout the journey. There are many places you can stop by that are not usually included in fixed tour packages when you are behind the wheel. This allows for a more enjoyable trip and offers a better perspective of Malaysia.
Spend a day with the Bidayuh community and be captivated by their interesting culture. They are one of the primary ingenious ethnic groups in Sarawak which also known as ‘Land Dayaks’.
Relive a bygone era with a brief stay in George Town. Many buildings from the British colonial period are still well preserved, giving this town a unique charm. Visit historical landmarks as well as natural attractions. Then, take a 40-minute flight to Langkawi for a relaxing beach getaway, with opportunities to join exciting day trip excursions.
Travel to the coast of Sarawak to look out for the Irrawaddy dolphin. They are commonly seen around the Santubong area, swimming and diving in open waters less than 30 meters deep.
