EAST COAST
REGION
The Eastern Region — encompassing Kelantan, Terengganu, and Pahang — is a lesser-known gem for birdwatchers seeking rich
biodiversity and less-traveled trails. The region’s rainforests and riverine habitats are home to a wide range of species, including the
rare Garnet Pitta, Wallace’s Hawk-Eagle, and various of babblers. Locations like Kuala Koh National Park and Kenyir Lake offer lush
rainforest birding with opportunities to spot hornbills, and broadbills. With its unspoiled habitats and growing conservation efforts,
the Eastern Region provides birders with both adventure and discovery — ideal for those wanting to explore beyond the usual routes.
PAHANG
The state of Perak covers an area of 21,035 square kilometres and is the second largest state in Peninsular Malaysia. The second longest river in Perak after Pahang River is the Perak River. It originates in the mountains at the Perak-KelantanThailand border, and joins the Straits o…
Terengganu
Penang, the second smallest state after Perlis at 1,048 square kilometres, covers 2 main area – Penang Island and Seberang Prai on the mainland of Peninsular Malaysia. The state is situated on the northwest coast of Peninsular Malaysia. The beautiful island of Penang, the…
KELANTAN
TAt the northeast tip of Peninsular Malaysia and bordering Thailand to the south, lies the state of Kelantan. This is a state with a strong local culture and exotic crafts. The capital of Kota Bharu is serviced by Sultan Ismail Petra Airport. In terms of nature, the state has lush forest cov…