Malaysia Nature in Southeast Asia

Wildlife Information, Tours and Travel Guide

Malaysia is located in the center of Southeast Asia, home to a vast range of tropical rainforest that teems with the wonders of nature. The amazing wildlife species found 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, 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. We welcome contributions from authors to this ever growing site. We also hope you will find this website useful and informative - feedback and constructive comments are welcome.

Using our travel section, you'll find reviews and photos of mountains, mangroves, islands, waterfalls, highlands, hills and parks to visit along with teaching you how to get there. The wildlife section encapsulates some of Malaysia's rich animal species with a current focus on reptiles and amphibians. The information section provides a useful and concise guide for exploring and discovering Malaysia. Of special note is the forum, a community for Malaysian wildlife and nature discussion. Check our latest section, a gallery of photos dedicated to nature and wildlife.

Tours
Nature tours with a difference are what we offer to all keen naturalists, nature lovers, international tourists and visitors to the beautiful rainforests of Malaysia. Southeast Asia is one of the world's richest ecological sites and Peninsular Malaysia sits in the center of it all. These are not your typical organised jungle walks where a guide brings a whole bunch of tourists onto a concrete path that cuts through a miniscule patch of trees.