Wildlife Wiki

This is the ultimate guide to birdwatching in Sabah, home to more than 600 bird species, including over 50 endemics, offering an incredible diversity of birdwatching experiences.

Dive into this blog to explore the top 5 marine animals you can spot in the mesmerising marine biodiversity hotspots of Sabah! 

An essential guide for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts - discover the diverse array of land-dwelling wildlife creatures in Sabah, Borneo. 

If you're searching for a luxurious and sustainable stay that emphasizes eco-friendliness and social responsibility, you've come to the right place. This article features five eco-friendly accommodations that practice both ecological and social responsibilities with unparalleled hospitality.

Discover the top 8 hiking trails for jungle trekking in Sabah, Malaysia. From steep climbs to gentle walks, these trails offer an unforgettable adventure through lush rainforests and diverse wildlife.

Looking for an adventure in nature? Discover the top three wildlife destinations in Sabah, Malaysia: Kinabatangan River, Danum Valley, and Tabin Wildlife Reserve.

The Borneo Island is rich with diverse species of flora and fauna, and Sarawak is no exception.

Borneo is blessed with diverse species of flora and fauna. Here is the top wildlife you have to see in Borneo once the COVID-19 pandemic is over!

Planning to visit the Kinabatangan River? We've got you covered! Once the Movement Restriction Order is lifted, here are some of the best lodges in Kinabatangan you can consider staying in.

Cruising down the Kinabatangan River in the early morning was both a chilly and eye-opening experience.

Kinabatangan harbours life found nowhere else in the world so we couldn't pass the opportunity to visit when it called.

Borneo is teeming with unique wildlife but many of them are heading into endangered territory. This article highlights some of Borneo's incredible yet endangered animals, with the hopes that it will inspire you to learn more about them.

It's that jellyfish season time of year again! Before heading for your island visits and snorkeling sessions, learn about the jellyfishes you'll come across and stock up on some helpful tips to get yourself extra prepared.

Borneo has one of the largest bio-diversities in the world, and as I was browsing tours offering the chance to spot Bornean wildlife, the proboscis monkeys and fireflies river cruise definitely caught my eye!

If you're itching for a road trip and have never been to Sandakan, here's a list of places to kick start your explorations!

From World's largest cave system, endangered baby-faced dwarf elephants, to the world’s tallest tropical tree recently found in Maliau Basin-- Borneo tempts you with a beckoning blend of equal parts strange and splendid. It's alot to digest, especially if you're trying to whip up an itinerary that'll give you the best bang for your buck. So fret not, we did much of the homework for you by narrowing it down to these 5 hotspots :

Borneo is home to one of the oldest and most biodiverse jungle in the world at around 140 million years old it stands proudly even over the mighty amazon rainforest

According to a disturbing new report by Fortune Magazine, all of our wild Orangutans could be extinct in just 10 years due to deforestation caused by oil palm companies and ineffective control and legislation by governments.

It's called Wanderlust. and it's contagious. usually incurable. Our guests travel thousands of miles for something Special, Raw, & Unfiltered. Because truth be told, Borneo is a pretty epic venue for that, and it delivers with a photogenic tapestry of spiritual cloud-high mountains, expansive river vistas and ancient rainforests not only beckoning your gaze but also teaching you to live the #NoFilter life. Don't believe us? we've got evidence from our gutsy guests grammin all across Borneo.

The Island of Borneo is known as the green lung of the world, a land that offers a window into nature at its most beautiful and bizarre ; glow in the dark mushrooms, stalk-eyed flies with hammer-styled heads, hydraulic spiders and carnivorous pitcher plans. We’re taking you for a walk through the birthplace of some rather "trippy” species, it’s not for the faint-hearted but it’s definitely a treat if you’ve got a zest for the unusual:

The Nepenthes-- translates as “soothing grief” from Old Greek, commonly known to humans of planet earth as the Tropical Pitcher Plant, but acknowledged by Monkeys as a Cup to drink rainwater from.

Two Oriental pied-hornbills exchanging morning greetings on Oxbow Lake, Sandakan.  These affectionate creatures are a great example of Symbiotic relationships; How the Earth, Its ecosystems and its creatures are all deeply connected.

Meet the beautifully feisty Bornean Keeled Pit Viper, spotted by our guide Ryan while in the wilds of Sandakan. Its stunning colors & scales makes you feel like reaching out touch it, but don't, this is one venomous fella you don't want to mess with! Its a species of its own and loves to swallow arboreal rodents, birds & frogs.