EAST MALAYSIA
REGION
East Malaysia — encompassing Sabah and Sarawak on the island of Borneo — is world-renowned for its extraordinary bird diversity
and high number of endemics. Sabah’s Danum Valley, Rainforest Discovery Centre (RDC), and Tabin Wildlife Reserve offer sightings
of the Borneon Ground Cuckoo, Sarawak’s Paya Maga Highland is equally rich, providing opportunities to spot rarities like the Black
Oriole and Hose’s Broadbill. Birding here is a true expedition, often requiring an expert guide and keen ears — but the rewards are
unmatched. From dawn choruses in the jungle to lifers around every bend, East Malaysia is a dream destination for serious birders and
wildlife lovers alike. It’s not just a trip — it’s a journey into one of Earth’s last great birding frontiers.
SABAH
Sabah, ‘The Land Below the Wind’ as it is famously known, is located on the northern part of the Island of Borneo. It is given that name by seafarers to describe locations below the typhoon belt, and free from climatic disturbances.
SARAWAK
Melaka and its state capital, Melaka City is widely dubbed as Malaysia’s historical city. This historical city centre has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in July 2008. With a total land area of only 1,664 square kilometres, this city is serviced by the Melaka International…