>>COMES TO

SMASHING
RAINFOREST
OF
MALAYSIA
Southeast Asia is one of the world's richest ecological
sites and Malaysia lies in the second largest belt of
rainforests on earth, the Indo-Malayan Pacific forests.
 One of the oldest rainforest in the world
 Sanctuaries for biodiversity, especially for
saving endangered animals and wild plants.
 Stopover sites for migratory birds, pole
production and medicinal extracts.
 Duration : June – August (summer holiday and school holiday)
 Accommodations : Home stay and resort
( Malaysian Aboriginals)
 Transportation : Voucher Transport
 Activities : Exciting and free activities
 Bonus : Extend of Tourist Visa
International tourist
Example:commonwealth
countries
Europeans also most invited
 HOMESTAY at
Malaysian Aboriginals Village
( Ex:Cameron Highlands)
Resort Inspired by Malaysian Aboriginals Culture

                                     

       
                           
                                     

       
                          

                              
Using boat to rainforest located
at
Pulau Redang
Free extreme activities are
provided exclusively
eg:flying fox
 Ex:Rock climbing at
Mount. Kinabalu

                                                                                                        
Gaya Island - Some great
walking trials through
tropical rainforest
 At Lambir National
Park,Sarawak will give the
new experience along
hanging bridge
Usually tourist visas are around 30- day
visa. By large only 60- day visa.
Malaysia gladly prolong until 90-day
for tourist visa.
 The example of extra package:

Event: Rainforest World Music Festival

2008
Venue :Sarawak Cultural Village,
Santubong, Kuching
Date :11 – 13 July 2008
Time :10.00am – 1.00am
 RERERENCES
 http://www.divedownbelow.com/trekking.
 http://www.flickr.com/photos/
 http://www.hoteltravel.com
 http://www.google.com.my/images?extreme activities
at rainforest
 http://www.google.national+park+of+gua+mulu
 http://www.journeymalaysia.com/
 http:// naturemalaysia.com/tours
 http://worldmusic.nationalgeographic.