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Mar 15, 2019 · Nestled amongst Borneo’s interior lies Maliau Basin, aptly named Sabah’s Lost World due to its isolation and the fact that it was unexplored by outsiders until the early 1980’s.
Jul 18, 2010 · The reason Maliau Basin is called Sabah’s Lost World is because of its almost circular outer rim, with steep slopes and cliffs range from 300 to 1,600 Meters in height, creating a natural barrier that isolates the basin from the world (and “gene exchange”).
Sep 10, 2022 · Maliau Basin, also famously known as the lost world of Sabah, is a wetland ecosystem with diverse biodiversity, and an important site for the conservation of orangutans. The area was first discovered by British paleontologist Dr. Charles Hose in 1910 and given its name by him in 1912.
Jungle Trekking and exploration of Sabah's Lost World Maliau Basin. Discover untouched rainforest and changing forest vegetation bounded by escarpment reaching over 1,675M above sea level. Breathtaking views of Maliau rainforest in the morning. Visit spectacular 7-tiered Maliau Waterfalls. Experience Amazing Wildlife and Bird Watching.
Maliau Basin (Malay: Lembangan Maliau) or also Maliau Basin Conservation Area, is a region in Tongod District of Sabah, Malaysia, which represents a geological catchment surrounding the Maliau River.
Experience and uncover an astounding natural beauty when you enter Maliau Basin - Sabah’s Lost World for a jungle adventure beyond your wildest dreams.
Dec 4, 2023 · The Maliau Basin Conservation Area is a super remote and diverse area of uninhabited forest that is effectively sunken into a massive crater-like area in Sabah, Malaysia. The region protects a huge 588 sq.km of jungle that is regarded as some of the last relatively untouched wilderness in the world.
Embark on an adventure in the mystical Maliau Basin, a pristine wilderness in Sabah, Borneo. Explore diverse ecosystems and experience the untouched beauty of nature.
Jun 13, 2024 · Hidden in the remote corners of Sabah, Malaysia is Maliau Basin, a pristine conservation area often hailed as the “Lost World of Borneo”. This remote and virtually self-contained ecosystem boasts one of the most biodiverse environments on the planet and is said to have more waterfalls than anywhere in Malaysia, making it a must-visit ...
Welcome to the glorious Maliau Basin, a circle of lush forest and waterways rimmed on all sides by steep cliffs and embankments. Our 8-day trekking expedition takes you into this protected, restricted-access area to discover wild orchids and cascading waterfalls set in forest so green it seems to glow.
