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clarelovela-
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Posts: 1
Hi all,
My boyfriend is coming to visit me in Malaysia (flying into KL) next week. We're going to have about 20 days and I would really really appreciate anyones help on planning an itinerary. I've never been to Malaysia/Borneo before and I've just arrived in KL.
I know that the beautiful East Coast islands are now in Monsoon season so its not a good idea (or even possible) to visit them. We're looking for a nice beach to chill on for a few days, as well as some adventure (trekking/Jungles etc). We haven't got that much time so I dont want to travel round TOO much, maybe just go to 3 destinations.
Does anyone have any advice on the following:
Islands on the East Coast: Pangkor/ Penang
Taman Negara (worth it or is it better to go to Borneo for jungles?)
Mt Kinabalu?
Are there any nice beaches in Borneo?
Sorry I know these questions are a bit random and not very specific but any information anyone has on any of these things would be amazing....
Thank you!!
#1 Posted: 21/11/2010 - 16:30
blackswan
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Posts: 2
For jungle and wilfe life Borneo is the place to go. You can start with Kuching (about 1 hour 45 min by air ) from KL. BakoNattional park and Semonggok Orang Utan wild life centre are some of the places to nature and wild life.
#2 Posted: 26/11/2010 - 20:37