Malaysian Ecotourism Association

10/11/2023

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Exploring Sabah's waterfalls, like the captivating Madai Waterfall, is a must for every traveller. Just an hour from Lahad Datu, this 5-story cascade within the Madai Baturong Virgin Forest Reserve Nature Center is a hidden gem. Managed by the Sabah Forestry Department, the cascade's beauty captivates, making it an awe-inspiring stop that showcases the region's natural splendor.

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📍 Madai Waterfall, Madai Baturong Virgin Forest Reserve Nature Center, Kunak

23/10/2023

Sarawak invests into ecotourism.

By Ashley Sim KUCHING, Oct 23: The Sri Aman Development Agency (Sada) has approved seven development projects for the Gunung Lesong Ecotourism Complex, which will significantly improve the tourism …

23/10/2023

The most southern tip of Asia continent belongs to Tg Piai. With its extensive mangrove swamp and ecological attractions, it can be developed as a regional bucket list ecotourism destination.

KUALA LUMPUR: On the water edge of Tanjung Piai, Johor, lies a steel globe structure marking the spot the farthest south a person can go while still standing on mainland Asia.

26/09/2023

With the breathtaking views, it is little wonder that the Sijangkang Mangrove Recreational Park has been captivating nature adventure aficionados, birdwatchers, private companies and learning institutions since it was opened to the public at end-2015.

KUALA LANGAT: Worlds away from the skyscrapers and the bustling city, there is a serene place known as the Sijangkang Mangrove Recreational Park, which will leave you with a sense of being rejuvenated.

20/09/2023

Nepenthes Rajah is found only in Sabah and nowhere else.

The Nepenthes, known as the tropical pitcher plant or monkey cup, is a carnivorous plant with a unique trapping mechanism. Among its species, Nepenthes rajah is the world's largest by volume. These enormous pitchers can hold up to a remarkable 3.5 litres of water, surpassing the capacity of two large water bottles. Impressively, they are known to capture and consume animals as large as frogs, birds, and even rats, showcasing the remarkable adaptations of this captivating plant.

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12/09/2023

Conservation of caves in Sarawak as eco-tourism destinations stand to benefit local communities.

KUCHING (Sept 12): The Malaysian Nature Society (MNS) Kuching branch has called on the government to turn Massa Cave in Padawan into an ecotourism spot. According to MNS Kuching member Mary Margaret, conservation of caves in Sarawak as eco-tourism destinations stand to benefit local communities.

06/09/2023

Urban and Nature Adventure in West Coast and hinterland of Malaysia.

🌿 Embarking on a Nature Adventure in Malaysia: A Week of Wonders 🏞️🌴

Hey there, fellow traveler and adventurers! 🌍✨
Here is our 1 week itinerary suggestion for breathtaking landscapes and wild wonders of Malaysia.

Day 1: Kuala Lumpur

Arrival in Kuala Lumpur, the capital city.
Explore KL Bird Park, one of the world's largest covered bird parks.
Visit the tallest twin tower in the world.
Overnight stay in Kuala Lumpur.

Day 2: Taman Negara National Park

Travel to Taman Negara National Park (about 4 hours from KL).
Arrival to the park and settle into your accommodations.
Explore night jungle walk to discover nocturnal creatures.
Overnight stay in Taman Negara.

Day 3: Taman Negara National Park

Full day exploring Taman Negara: Morning canopy walk to observe the rainforest from treetop level, jungle trekking, wildlife spotting, and perhaps a visit to an indigenous village.
Overnight stay in Taman Negara.

Day 4: Cameron Highlands

Travel to the Cameron Highlands (about 4-5 hours from Taman Negara).
Explore tea plantations, strawberry farms, and hike through the lush landscapes.
Overnight stay in Cameron Highlands.

Day 5: Penang

Travel to Penang (about 4 hours from Cameron Highlands).
Visit Penang National Park, hike through the rainforest, and maybe spot some wildlife.
Explore the cultural heritage of George Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Overnight stay in Penang.

Day 6: Langkawi

Fly or take a ferry to Langkawi.
Explore Langkawi Mangrove Forest, home to diverse ecosystems.
Relax on the beautiful beaches.
Overnight stay in Langkawi.

Day 7: Langkawi

Enjoy a day of island hopping, exploring nearby islets and their natural beauty.
Disembark on the mangrove tour boat.
Departure from Langkawi or extend your stay.

This itinerary gives you a taste of Malaysia's diverse natural landscapes, from rainforests to highlands and coastal areas. You'll have the chance to experience wildlife, lush greenery, and unique ecosystems along the way.

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26/08/2023

Rafflesia Trail
Kampung Tengah,
27030 Jerantut
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SOMset Wildlife
Kampung Som,
27030 Jerantut, Pahang
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From Southeast Asia’s most iconic flower to fascinating local fauna, there’s plenty for nature lovers to discover in this scenic Pahang setting.

30/07/2023

Kundasang located at the foot of the majestic Mount Kinabalu is a popular destination for domestic holiday makers and gateway for international summit climbers to ascend Mount Kinabalu. There are ample accommodation facilities from hotels and bungalows to guesthouses and homestays, all at reasonable rates except school holidays and public holidays.

16/07/2023

The growing focus of governments in the region on developing eco-tourism infrastructure and promoting sustainable tourism practices is expected to drive market growth.

AFTER an extensive search by Sarawak Tourism Federation (STF) across the Land of the Hornbills for new tourism destinations, Betong Division was chosen as the venue for the three-day, two-night Gawai Dayak Open House and Parade programme this year. Over 50 international and local bloggers, conten

15/07/2023

Camping on hills with scenic views is an experience that everyone should try at least once. It’s a great way to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and enjoy nature. You can relax by the campfire, stargaze at night, and wake up to breathtaking views in the morning. It’s an adventure that you’ll never forget!

Paragliding Takeoff, Kg Kokol, Menggatal, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia

15/07/2023

Another hidden gem in Kelantan.

15/07/2023

Who wants to have this river experience? 😅

13/07/2023

The Malaysian Ecotourism Association (MEA) was formed in 2008. Its Members have contributed significantly to the development of ecotourism in Malaysia and globally and played key roles in the National Ecotourism Plans, National Ecotourism Summit, ASEAN Ecotourism Conference 2016, Asia Pacific Ecotourism Conference 2017, World Ecotourism Conference and others.

12/07/2023

The iconic Mount Kinabalu attracts hundreds of thousands climbers to challenge the summit each year. Located in Kinabalu Park, an UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is one of the highest mountains in South East Asia. Kinabalu Park has recently achieved the recognition as UNESCO Triple Crown recipient having been inscribed World Heritage Site, Man & Biosphere and Global Geopark.