MalaysiaFrom the oldest jungle and green tea plantations

From Kuala Lumpur, you will now head north and inland to Taman Negara. After a boat trip through picturesque landscapes, you will find yourself surrounded by the nature of the tropical rainforest. As the oldest jungle in the world, Taman Negara National Park is home to a huge variety of plants and animals. After a hike up Gunung Tahan, enjoy a magnificent panoramic view of the rainforest canopy.

Then take a trip down the Tahan River and admire the flora and fauna along the riverbank. After a short walk, you will reach a waterfall where you can swim in its natural pool. Take part in a guided night walk to discover the national park's nocturnal wildlife.

The unique landscape of bright green tea plantations awaits you in the Cameron Highlands. Drive into the highlands of the moss-covered forest of Gunung Brinchang, learn about the world of medicinal plants found in the forest, and discover everything there is to know about the rainforest ecosystem. With the knowledge of a nature guide, you will learn about some of the most exotic plants on earth. Take a walk through tea plantations and enjoy a small refreshment.

After experiencing the magic of the highlands, you will drive back down to the lowlands via a winding mountain range. On the way, you will stop at the historic mining town of Ipoh and visit the Perak Tong Cave Temple, which features colorful murals and an impressive Buddha statue.

Continue north to the island of Penang, home to the city of Georgetown. It has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site and offers some exciting places to visit. Visit the Street of Harmony, where Buddhist and Hindu temples, mosques, and Christian churches stand side by side. Immerse yourself in Malaysia's unique and traditional culture at the Kek Lok Si Temple.

After eventful days in the heart of Malaysia, you will continue on to Langkawi on the west coast of Malaysia. Nestled in the middle of a 10-million-year-old Malaysian rainforest, the luxurious, traditional "The Datai Langkawi" resort awaits you. Perched above a 1.5 km long, paradisiacal sandy beach directly on the Andaman Sea, the resort is perfectly nestled in nature and rightly prides itself on its unique sustainability and closeness to nature.

Immerse yourself in Malaysian flora and fauna, experience rare animal species up close, and find ultimate relaxation in the magnificent surroundings. Learn fascinating facts about nature from local naturalists or join them on unique hikes and expeditions.