The Maliau Basin remains jungle for the purists - raw and challenging to access - despite some evidence to the contrary.

The Maliau Basin Conservation Area, often referred to as Sabah's "Lost World," is a treasure trove of biodiversity and natural wonders. Among its most iconic inhabitants is Agathis borneensis, or the Borneo kauri—a towering conifer that has shaped both the landscape and the legacy of this pristine rainforest.

MBCA is a Conservation Area and while you are welcome to enjoy its pure beauty, explore its mysteries and face its challenges, there are some rules that we all must follow:

Maliau Basin is a caldera shape landform with an inner part is approximately 400km2 in size. Surrounded by cliff and mountain in all sides reaching out to more than 1600 meters in a certain location.