The only place in Southeast Asia where a vast stretch of rainforest remains that can still be protected: the heart of Borneo. This forest spans the island of Borneo, situated between Malaysia, Sumatra and Indonesia. Three countries share the island: Brunei, Indonesia and Malaysia.
Borneo’s rainforest holds one of the most biodiverse ecosystems on Earth. It is home to several endangered species — orangutans, Bornean elephants, clouded leopards, Sumatran rhinoceros — along with countless other plant and animal species, many still awaiting discovery.
If you’ve long dreamed of canoeing down murky rivers, trekking through near-impenetrable jungle, staying in smoke-filled longhouses, witnessing shamanic rites, encountering strange creatures and hidden caves, blowpipes and former headhunting traditions, Sarawak — one of the last true frontiers of adventure left in the world — is made for you.
And to top it all off, dawn and dusk here are simply extraordinary.