Borneo

Have you tried a soup made with birds? With eggs? What about soup from the whole bird nest?

They may seem very cute because of their golden fur and tiny brown eyes, but their huge nose make them look rather weird

You can start your lazy morning in bed with a cup of coffee, or enjoy your hot drink from a thermos on top of a mountain!

Choose Malaysia if you want to see as many different kinds of birds as possible and meet colleagues from all over the world

Black orchids are a rare and fascinating flower not to be missed!

Are they fighting or just dancing? It might be both, especially if they practice Silat

Hot springs in Borneo do not provide fancy accommodations, but their simplicity and untouched natural elements are inviting

This huge type of mango can be tasted and enjoyed only in Borneo

Thumbs up for orangutans and their opposable thumbs

These plants eat insects and even small mammals

Start your morning with the freshest local fruits and vegetables for your healthy breakfast

Some tribes are distinct with dances, some with hunting, and the Rungus community has mastered its skills in making gongs

Change the way you perceive these soft and slippery jellyfish by joining their underwater dance

People dance, jump, sing, pierce their skin, and experience trance. You can join them or you can just stand aside and watch

See where birds fly and gibbons jump in Borneo

If you are a cat lover, visit this town occupied with cats while it enjoys a short break from rains

Far away from civilization, these wondering trails can take you into the middle of serenity in the Indonesian part of the Borneo Island

Dare to challenge a famous sea Drop Off

The world's smallest subspecies of elephants live in Malaysian Borneo

If you are not scared of vampires, visit this four-million bat colony

Spend a few nights with an indigenous community to learn the cultural roots of many cultures of Southeast Asia

Dragons, tigers, lizards, cats, and more! It gets very crowded up there, high in the sky

The world's highest via ferrata near the summit of Mount Kinabalu, Borneo's highest peak

A vibrant Dayak ethnic festival, marking the end of the harvest season in Sarawak, Malaysia and West Kalimantan, Indonesia