East Malaysia Vacation Packages - A adventures holiday package

The East Malaysia Vacation packages highlight the states of Sabah and Sarawak in island of Borneo. It is easily accessible from the mainland by water and air. This portion of Malaysia is comparatively less developed than its western counterpart. These two states are the largest in the country. You could indulge in a lot of trekking, mountain climbing and a whole lot of adventure destinations here. There are a lot of natural parks and wildlife destinations in East Malaysia.

Some of the best destinations covered in the East Malaysia holiday packages are the Muly caves, the famous Mount Kinabalu and native longhouses. Indulge in trekking, bungee jumping and scuba diving in the East Malaysia Vacation Package. The best of travel and accommodation facilities are offered for you in this package holidays. Venture out on wildlife safaris here. Kota Kinabalu is a popular destination here and most of the tourists make it a point to visit here and enjoy its various tourist destinations.

Popularly also known as "Malaysian Borne" because its two states of Sabah and Sarawak are the only part of Malaysia in that big tropical island. This destination is one of the favorites with eco tourist lovers as the scope for wildlife adventure tourism is at its peak here. There are thick jungles, high tropical mountains, rushing rivers and world class scuba diving. The state of Sarawak is stuffed with national parks each with its own attractions. The famous Bako National Park is home to the proboscis monkey, in addition to its beaches and hiking trails. The other important places for the East Malaysia Travel tours are Gunung (Mount) Mulu National Park which is famous for the mammoth Sarawak Chamber, the single largest cave chamber in the world. Meanwhile, Sabah is home to the Gunung Kinabalu, the tallest mountain in Southeast Asia. One of the main attractions of East Malaysia is the world class scuba sites. The main centers of diving here are smaller islands and atolls in the South China Sea, such as Layang Layang and Sipadan.