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Sarawak may be Malaysia’s most musical state — here’s why
Dramatic rainforest, pristine beaches and rare wildlife are all reasons to visit Sarawak — but it’s also a place where jungle beats play long into the night. Every year Sarawak hosts the Rainforest World Music Festival, start planning a visit now.
Searching for frogs in the jungles of Borneo
Borneo’s jungle feels full of life during daylight, but it’s at night — when its wild denizens are on the hunt for food — that the forest really comes alive.
A hidden world deep within the Bornean jungle
Bario is a little corner of Borneo relatively unaffected by modern, Western influences. This community of villages is home to the Kelabit people, a largely self-sufficient tribe who will welcome you wholeheartedly into their homes — and their jungle.
Borneo: the rules of the rainforest
In Borneo's Batang Ai National Park, the Iban tribe share their ancestral knowledge of the 140-million-year-old rainforest they call home — and help to track down its most famous inhabitant: the orangutan.
Meet the orangutans of Borneo
During the fruiting season, the chance of spotting an orangutan in Borneo's rainforest dwindles — making a sighting all the more memorable.
Why Murky Water Might Be Good For Coral Reefs
See why these coral reefs in murky water may be more resilient to coral bleaching that has devastated other colonies around the world.