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Borneo’s Malaysian states, Sabah and Sarawak, are unparalleled travel destinations offering a blend of natural wonders, cultural richness, and modern amenities. Did you know that Sabah and Sarawak collectively host two UNESCO World Heritage Sites and some of the most biodiverse ecosystems on Earth?  For those planning a trip in 2025, here’s a guide to the top places you must visit in these two extraordinary states.

Sabah, the “Land Below the Wind,” is a cultural melting pot of an estimated 33 indigenous groups, each with their own unique traditions, languages, and histories. Among these, the Mari Mari Cultural Village provides a glimpse into the lives of five communities: the Lundayeh, Murut, Bajau, Kadazan, and Rungus.

This is the ultimate guide to birdwatching in Sabah, home to more than 600 bird species, including over 50 endemics, offering an incredible diversity of birdwatching experiences.

Exciting news for travellers! Batik Air is launching direct flights to Sandakan and Miri, making it easier than ever to explore Borneo’s top destinations.

Hot FM’s Bekpes Hot crew set a Malaysia Book of Records title for the Longest Non-Stop Radio Broadcast While Climbing Mount Kinabalu, which was made possible by Amazing Borneo's seamless planning and support.

From 13–15 November 2024, Hot FM’s Bekpes Hot crew partners with Amazing Borneo to attempt a record for the Longest Non-Stop Radio Broadcast on Mount Kinabalu.

From 11–13 October 2024, the SK Kundasang Kinabalu Geopark Camp united students for environmental education, leadership, and team-building at Monggis Sub-Station.

Join Amazing Borneo’s mountain guide Safrey Sumping as he secures second place in the 2024 Mount Kinabalu Climbathon. 

Borneo’s diverse cuisine, from Sabah’s street food to Sarawak’s hearty dishes, combines fresh ingredients and traditional methods for flavours that are both delicious and healthy.

For those who've summited Mount Kinabalu, the Mulu Pinnacles offer a more challenging and remote climb.