Tour surprisingly versatile Malaysia

Borneo with its dense jungle, mangrove forests and river landscapes and the melting pot of cultures in the historic and colonial cities will make a profound impression on this multifaceted journey through Malaysia, the heart of Asia.

Tour surprisingly versatile Malaysia

Borneo with its dense jungle, mangrove forests and river landscapes and the melting pot of cultures in the historic and colonial cities will make a profound impression on this multifaceted journey through Malaysia, the heart of Asia.

Tour surprisingly versatile Malaysia

TOUR MALAYSIA

The journey begins in Malacca, a melting pot of different cultures that is expressed not only in architecture, but also in the diversity in neighbourhoods. Stroll around Chinatown with its narrow streets full of old merchant houses, red lanterns and atmospheric terraces, or join the locals in Little India's restaurants and have your curry served on a banana leaf.

Pristine Borneo

Borneo is the next – not to be missed – highlight of your trip through Malaysia. The island is a   valhalla   for nature lovers, both below and above water. Along the Kinabatangan River, some small villages are the starting point for river cruises. Step into a small boat and be led quietly through the river landscape by a guide, the gateway to the impenetrable jungle. Or climb Mount Kinabalu, Malaysia's highest mountain.

The trip ends in Penang, special is especially the capital Georgetown to the special street art in the old town. Catch the 821-metre train up to   Penang Hill for a cool escape and spectacular views of the entire island.

Tips & Tops tour surprisingly versatile Malaysia:

  • Jonker Street   with its dozens of restaurants - and a cosy market every night - is one of the most popular streets of Malakka
  • In addition to countless tree species, Borneo has thousands of orchids and other fascinating plants such as the   Rafflesia, one of the greatest wonders of the plant world
  • In Borneo, take a jungle tour in search of the nose monkey, pygmy elephant, Sumatran rhinoceros, misty leopard and the country's pride: the orangutan
  • During a canopy walk in the jungle of Borneo outside the reserves – up to 28m altitude – you can see and hear numerous bird species. With a bit of luck you will also see orangutans here
  • Meet traditional populations, such as the Murut. Welcoming and proud they show you their longhouses
  • Georgetown'sbest street food , the capital of Penang, is found at Lorong Baru. Try the Hokkien Mee, Assam Laksa and Char Kway Teow...

 

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