Malaysia Nature in Southeast Asia

Information, Tours, Travel and Wildlife Guide

Malaysia is located in the center of Southeast Asia, home to a vast range of tropical rainforest that teem with the wonders of nature. The amazing wildlife species found only in this region have long been the fascination of researchers and explorers around the world. Divided into Peninsular Malaysia in the west and Borneo in the east, Malaysia's natural heritage has been the subject of countless documentaries and continues to yield astounding discoveries of new flora and fauna species till this day. The great diversity of life that you can only find here is well worth a journey from anywhere across the globe, so come uncover the marvellous ecosystem of Malaysia while development has yet to overtake it completely.

This website was created from a passion for sharing information and images of Malaysia's diverse herpefauna, but has since grown to become a portal for the education and exploration of nature in this rich rainforest environment.

Under our nature section, you'll find reviews and pictures of interesting islands, forests, highlands and mountains to visit along with personal commentaries, both bad and good. The wildlife section encapsulates some of Malaysia's rich animal species with a focus on herpefauna. Photos and descriptions are available for most of the wildlife.

The information section provides a useful and concise guide for exploring and discovering Malaysia in terms of nature and tourism. You'll also learn about the management of venomous snake bites in the country and what to do in such an emergency. Finally, use the location map to find your bearings around Peninsular Malaysia or to get an idea of where to visit. Of special note is the forum, a community for discussion among people passionate about Malaysia and its variety of snake, frog, lizard and other wildlife species.

To conclude, visit Malaysia for the experience of a lifetime on one of our tours; an awesome tourist experience!

Email: hans@naturemalaysia.com