Day 1: Kuching
Arrive in Kuching, capital of the state of Sarawak, Malaysian Borneo. Kuching is a lovely inland port with an interesting waterfront, landscaped parks and historical buildings. Upon arrival, met and transferred to the hotel.

Day 2: Lemanak River
Embark on a truly exotic adventure. Your river safari takes you deep into the jungle as you travel via the legendary Lemanak River. Enjoy the experience as you meet former headhunters and share in their cultural traditions. Overnight at the hotel.

Day 3: Kuching
Return to Kuching this morning where your tour will include a visit to the Sarawak Museum, Market Place, State Mosque and Historical Chinese Temple (plus a river cruise for a scenic view of the Astana - Residence of the former White Rajah and the surrounding area).

Day 4: Kota Kinabalu
Fly to the "Land below the Wind," as Kota Kinabalu (the capital of the state of Sabah) is popularly known.Check in at your resort.

Day 5: Mt. Kinabalu
At 13,455 Mt. Kinabalu is the highest mountain in all of South East Asia! Indigenous peoples traditionally regard it as the sacred homeland of spirits and the final resting place of departed souls. Visit the national park at the base of the volcano. A nature walk allows time to photograph spectacular and rare flora and fauna, including vibrantly colored butterflies and insects.

Day 6: Kuala Lumpur
Fly to Sandakan, home to the famed "Wild Men of Borneo" (the orangutan). The morning is reserved for an extensive visit to Sepilok Orangutan Sanctuary for the unique pleasure of a close encounter with the friendly "people of the forest." Tread dense jungle paths and learn how orphaned orangutan babies are nurtured and taught skills they need prior to release back into the jungles. Later, fly across the South China Sea to the mainland and the capital city of Kuala Lumpur. This modern garden city reflects its British colonial past and Moorish culture.

Day 7: Malacca
Malacca is steeped in history. It was colonized by the Portuguese in 1511, the Dutch in 1641, and the British in 1824. This former capital city features an interesting blend of architecture & legacies of its former rulers. Visit the ruins of St Paul`s Church and the Stadthuys, believed to be the oldest Dutch building in the East, now housing the Malacca Museum.

Day 8: Kuala Lumpur
Your morning tour of the city covers the major historical landmarks such as King's Palace, National Monument, and Merdeka (Independence) Square. Enjoy a panoramic view of the city from the observation deck of the KL Tower. Afternoon transfer to the airport for your flight back home.