Maliau Basin Conservation Area, Tawau Overview
The Maliau Basin, reaching 1675 metres above sea level at its highest point, is one of Malaysia's richest and most diverse wildlife areas. A 4-hour drive from Tawau, this isolated region seems like a completely different world, with its own unique ecosystem. Along with over 1800 species of trees, the Rafflesia flower, and the carnivorous Pitcher Plant, you can come across rare species of animal life such as orangutans, Sumatran rhinos and pygmy elephants. For the hikers, operators often organise four or five day long hikes thoroughly exploring the Maliau Basin.
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