Borneo
Blazing trails in Borneo
Divided between Malaysia, Indonesia and Brunei, this vast territory of 748,168 sq-km is home to an incredible array of wildlife that roams ancient rainforests, some of which date back over 130 million years. Unique experiences include residing with indigenous groups in their traditional longhouses, where visitors learn traditional handicrafts and witness sustainable land and resource management from friendly hosts, whose ancestors were once fearsome head hunter warriors. Wildlife enthusiasts will be captivated by the island’s pristine sanctuaries, home to rare and exotic creatures such as orangutans, proboscis monkeys and pygmy elephants.
Kalimantan (Indonesia)
Southern Borneo, Kalimantan features abundant tropical rainforests that are home to indigenous tribes and exotic plant and wildlife. For inquiries in this region, contact Asian Trails Indonesia
Borneo (Malaysia)
Encompassing the two states of Sarawak and Sabah, Malaysia’s Borneo, is home to raging rivers, caves and globally unique wildlife. For inquiries in this region, contact Asian Trails Malaysia
Explore Borneo
The activities featured in this Explore Borneo guide blend adventure with responsible tourism so we can benefit our host communities. A key element of Asian Trails’ approach is products designed by the people who know this island best – our Borneo experts!
By joining these excursions, tourists contribute directly to wildlife conservation and the preservation of traditional ways of life for indigenous groups, ensuring that future generations can continue to experience true adventure tourism – guided by a responsible and sustainable approach.
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