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A once-in-a-lifetime chance to be an elephant caretaker for the day. Under the watchful eye of wildlife experts from the Malaysian Wildlife Society, you will have the opportunity to feed, groom and ride these magnificent animals.

A spectacular tour comprising some of Langkawi’s best natural sights. Explore coastal mangrove forests and limestone caves and witness sea eagles swooping down to feed.

Head to picture-postcard Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park for a day swimming, snorkelling and sun worship.
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Millions of tiny fireflies sparkle and twinkle in thick mangrove to give the impression of brightly lit Christmas trees - a natural phenomenon that can only be seen in two locations in the world.

A memorable opportunity to explore the Malaysian Mangrove Forest and come face to face with a family of Orang Utans.

A must for nature enthusiasts, this fascinating river safari takes you in search of Proboscis monkey, rare Silver Leaf monkeys and crocodiles that lurk by the river banks.
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Discover the world’s largest butterfly park, view more than 3000 species of birds and visit an Orchid Farm which houses over 500 original species and hybrids.

Visit the Spice Garden and learn about the spices that adorn our kitchen shelves before heading to the wonderful Penang Butterfly Farm where you find yourself surrounded by a myriad of vividly coloured butterflies.

Sail by luxury catamaran to the beautiful coral gardens of Pulau Payar. Here you can snorkel in the crystal clear water above a magical world of life and colour.

Nominated by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site, Kinabalu Park is overlooked by the jagged granite peaks of Mount Kinabalu and is one of the world’s most naturally diverse and unique areas.
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Visit Semengoh Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre for the chance to get close to wonderful orang utans.

Head to Gunung Gading National Park for a unique opportunity to view the world's largest plant.

Enjoy a relaxing cruise along the historic conversation Sarawak River passing swaying nipah palms, coconut and mangrove trees and fishing villages before heading to the beautiful white sandy beaches of Satang Island for a relaxing afternoon of swimming and snorkelling in the crystal clear waters of the South China Sea.

A visit to Matang Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre offers nature enthusiasts the chance to see some of Borneos diverse wildlife including orang utan, sun bears, bear cats and crocodiles.