KINABATANGAN RIVER, a bucket list jungle experience? - Backpacking Borneo (7 of 9)
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This time we decided to explore the world’s third largest island... Borneo! Intrigued by its ancient equatorial rainforests, spectacular jungle wildlife, rich indigenous culture and culinary melting pot, we were looking for something wild - Borneo sure did not disappoint!
Come on an adventure with us as we explore Sabah, the Malaysian part of Borneo. We discover untouched primary rainforests, where you feel like you are in the Jurassic lost world; catch a glimpse in the dense canopy of wildlife such as the endangered orangutang and the cartoon-like proboscis monkey; learn about the heritage and old traditions of the Murut and the Kadazandusun tribes and admire the wide range of delicious cuisine of this magnificent island.
In this episode, we set foot in one of the most spectacular jungles surrounding Sabah's longest river: The Kinabatangan!
Our first night, we experience Osman's homestay. This well-known and not really politically-correct character has worked with the BBC and been on filming expeditions with David Attenborough. Osman was nicknamed the "fixer" as he can locate the rarest and hardest to find animals.
As we continued to explore the Kinabatangan, we venture up stream for the wildest and most unique experience; camping on Native Land in the remote wetlands of the lower Kinabatangan Valley. "Uncle Tans" is right in the midst the tropical rainforest, between the forest reserve and wildlife sanctuary. Highly recommended for all adventures lovers! The staff are amazing and super knowledgeable! Worth to mention, the EAC (Economic Action Council) recognised Uncle Tan's contribution for the environment conservation of Sabah.
We set out along the muddy brown ribbon that is The Kinabatangan, to spot some of the most iconic animals of Borneo. The highlight? The hilarious and cartoon like endemic proboscis monkeys!
Have a look! And let's get lost!
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I like your adventurous spirit❤
Thanks!! 😊 glad you enjoy our videos!!!
salute. weldone guys. 👍🏽
Thank you! 😀
Done subscribed. Such a lovely couple. Great videos and adventures. Thank you for sharing it all with us. Borneo Sarawak is so beautiful. Hopefully you guys have a great time there together. Always take care of yourself.
Thank you very much! 😁
Nice drone shot
Thanks buddy 😊
I like sabah
yup, all basic which in the jungle of borneo, can be considered a luxury.
You’re so right! It felt like! Borneo’s jungle is magical
You guys should work for national geographic. Good drone shot
Haha thx mate!!! We are available if they need! 🙋♂️😂
Came here to see the (in)famous Osman! He seems well behaved enough when on camera…
How was staying at osman homestay?? How was his behaviour?
Great team....you will have a lot adventure❤
Thx 😊! Let’s hope for many more!!!
How was staying at osman honestay? How was his behaviour?
We got to the wrong jetty for pick up, so he was a bit upset at first and not super welcoming but he relaxed later. We had some weird and uneasy conversations during dinner but all fine. he’s an excellent guide to spot animals tho
Sadly plantations are encroaching into many forest in malaysia. Very greedy palm plantations
Sad indeed. Let’s hope the situation improves
@@yourtravelbuddywill All is not lost. Do learn about sustainable palm oil industry and the reforestation plans often heavily sponsored by the palm oil industry players themselves.
Learn something about cobra
Yeah how cool! Even though I believe this is more a myth than an actual scientific fact. Still fascinating!