Kuala Lumpur & Borneo Highlights

The Kuala Lumpur and Borneo Highlights Tour offers a beautifully balanced adventure through Malaysia’s urban and natural landscapes. Begin your journey in Kuala Lumpur, a city that thrives on contrast, where ancient temples sit beside shining skyscrapers and street markets blend with fine dining. Spend your days exploring landmarks such as the Petronas Twin Towers, Batu Caves and the colourful streets of Bukit Bintang. As night falls, the city’s skyline glows, filled with rhythm and light.

After your city stay, the journey continues into the wild. In Borneo, you’ll stay at My Nature Resort surrounded by lush rainforest and the sounds of tropical wildlife. Guided walks and night treks reveal the region’s rich biodiversity, from playful macaques to the gentle glide of fireflies after dusk. At Kinabatangan Riverside Lodge, glide along the river in search of wildlife, as mist rises over the trees and hornbills soar above.

This journey combines discovery and tranquillity, allowing you to experience Malaysia’s modern energy and natural calm in one unforgettable escape. Discover this destination with The Peace Destinations and experience Southeast Asia’s rhythm, beauty and balance.

• Return international flights from the UK
• 3 nights at The Kuala Lumpur Journal Hotel
• 2 nights at My Nature Resort, Borneo
• 2 nights at Kinabatangan Riverside Lodge
• All internal transfers and selected meals
• Guided wildlife and nature excursions

This journey departs on 31 March 2026, one of the best times to explore both Kuala Lumpur and Borneo. March sits at the edge of Malaysia’s dry season, bringing warm days around 30 degrees Celsius and clear skies that are ideal for sightseeing. In Kuala Lumpur, this is a comfortable time to visit, with plenty of sunshine and just enough breeze to make walking tours enjoyable. It’s perfect for exploring the city’s markets, temples and rooftop views without the heavy humidity of summer.

In Borneo, the climate is equally inviting, with calm rivers and flourishing rainforest. Wildlife is active at this time of year, making it an excellent season for spotting orangutans, hornbills and pygmy elephants along the Kinabatangan River. Early mornings fill with birdsong, while evenings bring cooler air and spectacular sunsets across the water.

March also falls outside peak travel periods, so you’ll find quieter trails and a more personal connection with both city and nature. It’s a season that balances exploration and relaxation perfectly, offering clear days, vibrant greenery and comfortable travel throughout.

Get your tickets now from The Peace Destinations and uncover Malaysia’s wild and wonderful duality in one seamless journey.