Wildlife Encounters: See wild orangutans, rhinoceros hornbills, and pygmy elephants in Borneo’s Danum Valley—a 130-million-year-old primeval rainforest. Also witness the unbelievable size and power of the mysterious Komodo Dragon whilst trekking through Komodo National Park.
Asia's Last Frontier: In Papua New Guinea exists tribes that still live in the jungles, who still hunt and gather, who still believe in sorcery, and still look as they do on the covers of National Geographic. Though modernity has touched and changed much of the country, the rustic traditional lifestyle and values hold steadfast and can be found outside of the cities.
Primeval Ancient Rainforest: Danum Valley is one of the world’s most biodiverse and ecologically important regions. The 130-million-year-old primeval rainforest is a dream destination for any nature enthusiast, equipped with trails to vantage points, canopy walks, and a field center with a world-class research facility.
Impressive Architecture: Marvel at the immense palace and mosque found in the Sultanate of Brunei, one of the most intriguing Southeast Asian destinations due to its small size and immense oil wealth.