Top Sarawak Tickets & Passes

The home of the rafflesia, the world’s largest flower, Gunung Gading National Park is tricky to reach by public transport. If you’re set on seeing this 3-foot (1-meter) monster, which blooms rarely but pungently throughout the year, then opt for this convenient door-to-door tour, which comes complete with lunch. Once you’re there, explore by a comfortable plank walk, or follow rangers into the forest if a rafflesia is blooming there.

Sarawak’s oldest national park, Bako National Park is home to wildlife including wild boar, monitor lizards, proboscis monkeys, and silvered leaf monkeys. Discover it without the planning stress on this small-group tour that includes boat rides to and from the park, a visit to the Bako National Park Sea Stack, a rock formation shaped like a rearing cobra, and 2-way transfers from central Kuching hotels.

See more of the Borneo rain forest in less of the time as you explore Kubah National Park with a jungle guide. Discover this vibrant ecosystem as you follow forest trails to a scenic waterfall, while your guide identifies everything from birds to snakes, from orchids to carnivorous pitcher plants. Choose between a morning walk and a night adventure: Both include door-to-door round-trip transfers from Kuching hotels.

Discover the sights, sounds, and scents of the rainforest at night on this guided walking tour of Kubah National Park. Search for over 60 species of frogs—of all colors, shapes, and sizes—that live in the park in jungle streams, ponds, and more. Along the way, see carnivorous pitcher plants and a wealth of aquatic life. Your tour includes door-to-door round-trip transfers.

The trekking combines upriver travel, jungle trekking, caving the show caves and overnight stay at an Iban longhouse. The trail itself follows the route taken by Kayan headhunting parties who paddled up and trekking to where they launched headhunting raids against the people of the Limbang area. Headhunter’s Trail can also be done in reverse, starting from Limbang and ending up at the Park HQ.

The Bario Highlands (Kelabit Highlands) is a highland plateau in the interior of Sarawak in Malaysia. The isolated region bordering Kalimantan, Indonesia, is now very popular for jungle trekking as well as those hoping to get away from it all. Lying at an altitude of about 3,500 feet above sea level in the north-eastern corner of Sarawak is the famous Bario Highland, a Kelabit territory, one of the minority Orang Ulu tribes of Sarawak. Bario means ‘Wind’ in Kelabit language. It is affectionately known as the ‘land of a hundred handshakes’ as this is how friendly locals will greet you as you wander around the community.