Sarawak’s government has announced the launch of AirBorneo, making it the first state in Malaysia to own its own airline.

The 12-day journey took our group through the Malaysian states of Sarawak and Sabah, with a stop in Brunei.

The Borneo Cultures Museum presents a unique insight into the rich tapestry of Malaysia’s ethnic cultures.

Niah Cave in Borneo has been awarded UNESCO World Heritage status.

This event on Pangkor Laut Island presents enchanting operatic performances against a blissful backdrop of rainforests and beaches.

The Rainforest World Music Festival returns in June with another three-day line-up of musical performances and cultural displays.

The official inauguration of Asian Trails’ office in Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia was commemorated on 10 May 2024.

Discover traditional coffee making, learn about natural honey cultivation and taste local pineapple snacks.

As the trend for exploration of expansive spaces continues post-lockdown, Asian Trails’ Malaysia team has developed an inspirational excursion that unveils the hidden beauty of Kinabalu National Park.

For an exceptional wildlife experience, the time has arrived to view whale sharks near Lankayan Island in the Sulu Sea.

The dazzling landscape of Sabah is best observed from up above. Our Kota Kinabalu colleagues have taken exploration of this spectacular state to the next level with a one-hour helicopter flight.

Nanga Sumpa Lodge is located on the banks of the Delok River, about four hours from Kuching in the Malaysian state of Sarawak.