Malaysia Nature + People Pictures

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Sabah’s capital is a laid-back, oceanfront city not far from towering Mount Kinabalu, traditional villages and a spectacular marine park.

Tackle the two-day climb to Borneo’s highest peak or enjoy the lower rainforest trails in this park, home to some of the world’s rarest plants.

Two daily feeding sessions draw crowds of tourists to watch monkeys as they swing through their natural habitat.

Re-charge your spiritual batteries at these awe-inspiring caves, Kuala Lumpur\'s principal Hindu shrine.

Tackle the two-day climb to Borneo’s highest peak or enjoy the lower rainforest trails in this park, home to some of the world’s rarest plants.

Two daily feeding sessions draw crowds of tourists to watch monkeys as they swing through their natural habitat.

Two daily feeding sessions draw crowds of tourists to watch monkeys as they swing through their natural habitat.

Tackle the two-day climb to Borneo’s highest peak or enjoy the lower rainforest trails in this park, home to some of the world’s rarest plants.

Re-charge your spiritual batteries at these awe-inspiring caves, Kuala Lumpur\'s principal Hindu shrine.

From futuristic skyscrapers to ancient mosques, sightseeing, shopping and more - visit Kuala Lumpur and immerse yourself in the diverse world of Malaysian culture.

This historic township, once occupied by the Japanese in World War II, is now a gateway to northern Borneo’s rich world of ecotourism.

Visit a country in Southeast Asia that\'s known for its gorgeous beaches, mountains, minarets, jungles and cultural attractions.

Two daily feeding sessions draw crowds of tourists to watch monkeys as they swing through their natural habitat.

Visit a country in Southeast Asia that\'s known for its gorgeous beaches, mountains, minarets, jungles and cultural attractions.

Visit a country in Southeast Asia that\'s known for its gorgeous beaches, mountains, minarets, jungles and cultural attractions.

This historic township, once occupied by the Japanese in World War II, is now a gateway to northern Borneo’s rich world of ecotourism.