Bird Watching in Sabah - Bird Watching Asia

Behold, the Bornean Bristlehead!

For birdwatchers visiting Borneo, their main objectives are to see as many Bornean endemics as possible. Numero uno is unquestionably […]

In the birdwatching industry, bird hides (or blinds) are big business around the globe. Here in Malaysia, it is certainly

Bird photography is undoubtedly the fastest growing branch of the birdwatching hobby today. And Sabah is one of the best

Sabah is rich with biological and ecological wonders, including caves! Compared to its famous counterpart, the Madai Caves is a

Mount Trusmadi has long been a popular destination for mountain climbers. However, the slopes of the second highest mountain in

Few birds attract more attention than pittas. These spectacularly plumaged birds are highly elusive and notoriously difficult to see. Unsurprisingly,

The uber-rare Bornean Peacock-Pheasant has historically been very difficult to see. However, this bird has begun appearing regularly near Telupid,

Borneo is well-known for its endemism, harbouring many species not found elsewhere on earth. For birdwatchers, seeing these Bornean endemics

The Malaysian state of Sabah is renowned for its rich biodiversity, making it a paradise for birdwatchers. With over 600

Sabah is highly regarded as the premier birdwatching destination in Malaysia. Most visiting birdwatchers invariably start at Kota Kinabalu. This

Kota Kinabalu is the gateway to northern Borneo and a popular destination for local and international visitors. The capital of

Sabah’s prominence as a leader in birdwatching within Malaysia traces its roots back to the late 1990s, a period when