Taste of Borneo is an immersive journey that blends nature, wildlife, and cultural experiences across the captivating landscapes of Malaysian Borneo. The adventure begins in Kuching, the laid-back capital of Sarawak, where we explore its colonial charm, vibrant markets, and rich history. Our exploration of the Cultural Heritage of Sarawak... More
Taste of Borneo is an immersive journey that blends nature, wildlife, and cultural experiences across the captivating landscapes of Malaysian Borneo. The adventure begins in Kuching, the laid-back capital of Sarawak, where we explore its colonial charm, vibrant markets, and rich history. Our exploration of the Cultural Heritage of Sarawak offers a deep insight into the region’s richly diverse multi-ethnic communities, visiting traditional longhouses and museums that preserve the stories of Borneo’s indigenous people.
From there, we travel to Bako National Park, the oldest and smallest national park in Sarawak. Despite its size, Bako is a biodiversity treasure trove, home to proboscis monkeys, pitcher plants, mangrove forests, and unique Dipterocarp vegetation. The park’s network of trails and coastal views makes it a must-see for both nature lovers and adventurers.
The journey continues to Kinabalu Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most important ecological hotspots in Southeast Asia. The park’s remarkable floral biodiversity draws scientists and nature enthusiasts alike, as its plant life shows affinities to the Himalayas, China, Australia, and the Malay Peninsula. It’s a paradise for botany lovers and birdwatchers, offering a stunning look into the richness of tropical ecosystems.
In Sepilok, we visit the famous Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre, where orphaned and rescued orangutans are nurtured and gradually released back into the wild. A wooden boardwalk winds through the forest, leading to a feeding platform where visitors may witness these incredible primates up close, making it one of the emotional highlights of this trip.
Our expedition culminates in a river cruise along the Kinabatangan River, Sabah’s longest river and a critical wildlife corridor. This peaceful journey offers outstanding opportunities to spot pygmy elephants, crocodiles, hornbills, and more proboscis monkeys. Surrounded by the sights and sounds of the rainforest, it’s the perfect way to conclude your unforgettable Taste of Borneo experience.
Whether you’re drawn by Borneo’s exotic wildlife, lush rainforests, or cultural mosaic, this tour provides an inspiring glimpse into one of Southeast Asia’s last great natural frontiers.
LessGiving back to the communities is our responsibility!
With every trip, you also support the SWAN and thus projects for Sustainable Community development and Biodiversity protection.
Our primary NGO partner is Social Welfare Association of Nepal (SWAN), with whom we have carried out multiple CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) projects. Besides carrying out regular CSR activities in the areas of education and women empowerment, we have supported relief and rehabilitation initiatives in the aftermath of several natural disasters like earthquake, immediate response to COVID-19 pandemic across Nepal.
Giving something back to the world is a special and responsible affair of travel-to-nature Asia right from its inception. When you travel with travel-to-nature Asia and SWAN-Nepal, you become an integral force for change in addressing the most pressing social and wildlife conservation issues. Your tourism funds help transform the future of under-privileged and marginalized communities and transform the future of at-risk natural places you travel. Portion of our profit flows to local communities who live with and steward nature, creating jobs and improving livelihoods.
By joining one of our holidays you are playing a vital role in bringing positive changes in the lives of local community.