Kuching: The best of outdoors
Given that Sarawak is the largest state in Malaysia, it surely has some pretty great activities to offer — especially if you’re all about the outdoors. In today’s blog, we’ll be covering some of the outdoor-sy things you can do in Kuching, Sarawak. Even if you’re a homebody who just prefers to lounge at home, this could just change your mind. Or not. But Kuching’s got game, we’ll tell you that. All things nature: Bako National Park This one’s for the ones who are in need of a good dose of nature. To give you a little context, Bako National Park dates back to 1957 and covers the tip of…
Pick your favorite activities and we’ll tell where your perfect nature-filled getaway will be this weekend
It’s the long weekend, plus another few days of break with the Chinese New Year holidays coming! But wait, what do you mean you have no plans yet? Fret not, we’re here to make your life easier. Plan the perfect Saturday with your favorite activities and we’ll tell you where you should go this long weekend! Now you know what you should do, we have the extensive guide here to help you plan. Be one with nature!
Bako National Park, the park that’ll have you coming ‘Bako’ for more!
What’s not to love about Bako National Park, Sarawak? It’s got dramatic views, exotic wildlife, the beach and even a waterfall. Although a day trip is often the most popular way to see the park, it is definitely not enough to soak in the beauty and uniqueness of it. But if that is all you have, we’ve got a list of things you should keep a lookout for. First, let’s talk logistics It is really easy (and economical) to get to the Bako National Park. You can either take a bus across from Riverside Majestic Hotel, Kuching for RM3.50 or use a ride sharing app that’ll cost you about RM23.…
What to do at Kinabalu Park if you don’t plan on conquering Mount Kinabalu
Did you know that Kinabalu Park is not only home to Malaysia’s tallest peak, but is also its first designated World Heritage Site? Stretching over 75,000 hectares of thick rainforest and towering mountains covered in mist, the park is full of wonders that will leave you in awe. So for all you nature lovers who aren’t prepared to do much extreme hiking, here’s what you can get up to when you visit Kinabalu Park and how to get there. How to get to Kinabalu Park Traveling in a group: If you’re traveling from Kota Kinabalu in a group of three to four people or more, it may be worthwhile to…
Enjoy a jaunt in the jungle at The Habitat Penang Hill
Okay, we all know Penang for its second-to-none gastronomic offerings. But did you know that besides drool-worthy dishes, it’s also got beautifully verdant green lungs that are the perfect antidote for the city-weary? Penang Hill is among the most popular haunts for local nature lovers, and nestled on top of the hill is The Habitat. The ecotourism attraction not only has world-class facilities and pockets of pristine rainforest that’s home to a wide range of flora and fauna, but it’s also committed to environmental conservation and education. You can easily spend an entire day there, as there’s plenty to see and do. Here’s a rundown of what The Habitat Penang…
Catch unique wildlife species up-close at Sabah’s top wildlife hotspots
Sabah is famous for its pristine beaches and vibrant marine scenery, but there’s plenty of biodiversity to encounter on land as well. Its dense rainforests are rich with various flora and fauna, but unfortunately, many of them are endangered due to environmental threats such as deforestation and mining. However, you can show your support for the local wildlife and their habitats by supporting ecotourism initiatives that show just how valuable Sabah’s biodiversity is. We’ve listed eight wonderful places in Sabah you should definitely visit if you wish to admire Sabah’s precious wildlife in more natural settings: Bornean Sun Bear Conservation Center Sabah is home to the world’s smallest and second…
8 Rare Animals in Asia You Didn’t Know Existed and Where to See Them
There are many beautiful creatures on the planet. We first learned about the animal kingdom at school and from our textbooks – and now we can watch them in their natural habitat from the comfort of our homes, thanks to educational programs like National Geographic and Animal Planet. Although many of us aren’t as fortunate to be able to see these animals in the flesh, we can’t help but be curious about them. Where do they live? And how? . Then there are also rare species we’ve heard about and may not have heard about. In this article, here are 8 rare animals in Asia you didn’t know existed and…
