Kenong Rimba Park is a pristine wilderness located in the Kuala Lipis district of Pahang. Spanning 121 square kilometers, the park is bordered by Taman Negara to the east and north. It is characterized by spectacular limestone karst formations, ancient ...[ read more ]
TERENGGANU MARINE PARK — TURTLE CONSERVATION & CORAL REEFS
TERENGGANU MARINE PARK: THE CORAL TRIANGLE OF PENINSULAR MALAYSIA The Terengganu Marine Park consists of several island clusters, including Pulau Redang, Pulau Perhentian, and Pulau Kapas. These islands are recognized for having some of the highest marine biodiversity in the ...[ read more ]
TIOMAN MARINE PARK — RAINFOREST PEAKS & CORAL REEFS
TIOMAN MARINE PARK: THE JEWEL OF THE SOUTH CHINA SEA Pulau Tioman is the largest and most ecologically diverse island in the Tioman Marine Park cluster. Renowned for its dramatic volcanic peaks and lush rainforests that sweep down to turquoise ...[ read more ]
MAXWELL HILL (BUKIT LARUT) — THE PRISTINE HIGHLAND RETREAT
Established in 1884, Maxwell Hill (Bukit Larut) is Malaysia’s oldest hill station. Located in the Bintang Range overlooking the heritage town of Taiping, it remains one of the most undisturbed highland sanctuaries in the country. Spanning approximately 6,880 hectares of ...[ read more ]
MALAYSIA FAST FACTS
Country Profile | Essential Information Country: The Federation of Malaysia (Peninsular Malaysia and the states of Sabah and Sarawak in Borneo). Capital: Kuala Lumpur Area: 329,758 sq km Population: Approximately 33 million Language: Bahasa Melayu (National Language); English is widely ...[ read more ]
ABOUT MALAYSIA — A TAPESTRY OF TRADITION AND MODERNITY
Destination Profile | History, Culture & Geography Malaysia is a land of fascinating contrasts, where rustic charm meets ultra-modern infrastructure. From the gleaming Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur to the ancient rainforests of Borneo, even the most seasoned travelers ...[ read more ]
DESARU COAST — THE RISING ECO-TOURISM HUB
Desaru Coast, situated on the southeastern tip of Peninsular Malaysia, has transformed into a premier destination that balances luxury hospitality with rich natural heritage. Boasting over 17 kilometers of pristine golden sands, the region is a gateway to diverse ecosystems—from ...[ read more ]
PULAU REDANG — THE MARINE CONSERVATION JEWEL
Pulau Redang is the largest island in the Terengganu Marine Park archipelago, situated 45km off the coast of Peninsular Malaysia. Known for its world-class snorkeling and diving, the island is part of a protected marine sanctuary that encompasses nine islands, ...[ read more ]
RAPTOR WATCH — THE SPECTACLE OF MIGRATION
By Nurhidayah (Daia) | JungleWalla Nature Guide For many raptor species, traveling south is a necessity for survival. This migration allows them to breed and raise their young in environments that offer plentiful food sources, longer daylight hours, and relatively ...[ read more ]
RESCUING THE DUSKY LANGUR — A PLEA FOR PROTECTION
Wildlife Advocacy | Conservation & Enforcement The Dusky Langur (Trachypithecus obscurus) is one of Langkawi’s most gentle and charismatic primates. While some troops find sanctuary in protected resort grounds, many others are facing the grim reality of habitat depletion and ...[ read more ]
THE LEGACY OF THE ANDAMAN CORAL NURSERY
Conservation History | Marine Stewardship & Education Note: This article is a tribute to the pioneering marine conservation efforts at Datai Bay. While the resort faced a tragic fire in 2021, the lessons in coral restoration shared here remain a ...[ read more ]
FROLICKING AT THE ANDAMAN — RESILIENCE OF DATAI BAY WILDLIFE
Wildlife Conservation | Ecosystem Resilience Nature has a remarkable way of enduring even the most difficult transformations. While the Andaman resort at Datai Bay faced a tragic fire in 2021, the vibrant wildlife that once "frolicked" around its grounds remains ...[ read more ]