EXTRAORDINARY THING TO DO IN MALAYSIA

Go Scuba Diving off Sipadan

Malaysia has many great adventure destinations not only on the surface but also lies under the water. Many tourist and scuba divers flock to the island of Sipadan off Sabah, in order to create a diverse diving experience. Not to mention the experience will amplify the moment it combines with beautiful landscape with a rich variety of undersea life. Divers can expect to encounter many type of encounter such as Sipadan’s 3,000 fish species, including larger specimens like hammerhead and whale sharks. The Malaysian authorities only allow 120 dives that have permits to be issued every day. Only divers with advanced open water certification are given permission between these time, 8 a.m. and 3 p.m.

Cross Kinabalu’s Terrifying via Ferrate

It is without a doubt that Mount Kinabalu is the undisputable “roof” of Malaysia. Despite its soaring height, this granite massif near Kota Kinabalu in Sabah, Malaysian Borneo can be summited in two days. This is a one of the unique activity you can do at Mount Kinabalu. Hiking the mountain is an extreme activity but fun once you reach the destination. Not to mention that this activity is a group activity supervise by the appropriate and experience hiker. Thus it is the best thing you can do if you are in the area and do not have anything to do. If you like this kind of activity you should find it interesting and refreshing once arrive at the objective and cross the bridge.

Meet Real Live Orangutans at Sepilok

The orangutan is known as the Asia's only endemic great ape. It can be seen in the wild at Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Center in Sabah and Semenggoh Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre in Sarawak. There are about 80 orangutans now taking shelter in the Sepilok Rehabilitation Centre. Many are successfully been rescues, and now experiencing a rehabilitation process. This will ease them back into the wild by teaching them essential survival skills. Visitors to Sepilok can watch orangutans to play from viewing platforms throughout the park. Tourists can also take a river safari cruise on the Kinabatangan River for a glimpse of the wild from the water. 

Author: Mohd Imran Tashiron