Discover Kuala Lumpur and Malaysian Borneo
This 25-day adventure through diverse Malaysia begins in the bustling metropolis of Kuala Lumpur, where you’ll be introduced to the various cultures that coexist peacefully here. Marvel at the many impressive temples, and then travel through densely forested green landscapes. Discover a wide variety of wildlife, such as proboscis monkeys, orangutans, Irrawaddy dolphins, and—if you’re lucky—the endangered Bornean pygmy elephant in Malaysian Borneo along the banks of the impressive Kinabatangan River.
Jungle hikes through the world's oldest rainforest
Explore Taman Negara National Park, home to the world’s oldest rainforest; take unforgettable jungle hikes; or seek adventure by rafting on a bamboo raft. Then seek out the cool climate of the vast mountainous region of the Cameron Highlands and conclude this tour with a stay on the island of Penang, off the northwest coast of Malaysia. Here you’ll find a fascinating mix of diverse cultures, pristine tropical beaches, and a rich history. Along the way, enjoy all the culinary delights this country has to offer. This trip will introduce you to the immense diversity of beautiful Malaysia. Where the world can't find you....
Tips & Highlights: Complete Malaysia Tour:
- In Kuala Lumpur, you can enjoy Malaysia's most delicious street food 24 hours a day—a delightful mix of Malay, Chinese, and Indian dishes
- In Kuala Lumpur, take a walk across the suspended skybridge between the Petronas Towers, the tallest twin towers in the world
- Go on a jungle tour in Borneo to spot wild animals such as the Sumatran rhinoceros, the clouded leopard, and, of course, the country’s pride and joy: the orangutan
- Borneo is home to the world's largest flower, the Rafflesia. This peculiar flower consists solely of a flower (there are no green leaves to be seen) and no stems, and can reach a diameter of more than 1 meter
- The Rainforest Discovery Center in Sepilok offers the opportunity to admire many species of birds, herbs, and plants, and to walk along the Canopy Walkway high above the ground—a unique experience during which you might even spot an orangutan
- The Cameron Highlands are among Malaysia's most beautiful landscapes, thanks to their impressive forests and numerous plantations
- Come see the remarkable 3,000-year-old paintings on limestone cliffs just outside Ipoh
- The first part of the trip consists of private transfers; starting on Day 15, you’ll take a scenic self-drive tour through Malaysia
- Enjoy a steamboat dinner during your stay in Cameron Highlands. This is a local delicacy, similar to fondue.
