bird watching tour malaysia

Welcome to Malaysian Birding Tours!

We offer a range of customised birding tours around Malaysia. From day trips to see Mountain Peacock Pheasant to a 14 day tour to bump up your life list, we aim to provide an incredible birding experience through a combination of local knowledge and experience in one of the world's megadiverse country.

Based in the strategic capital Kuala Lumpur, we can take you to birding sites for specialty twitches as well as trips to the far corners of the country for the most enigmatic and localised species. Though our tours are designed primarily for birdwatching we make a point to also provide an enjoyable relaxing holiday. Please contact us for more information.

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• Peninsular Malaysia

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Birding Malaysia

Malaysia has a well-deserved reputation as one of the world’s major birding destinations. Well over 800 species of birds have been recorded in Peninsular and Bornean Malaysia. This richness of birds combined with the wonderful scenery and friendly people makes any visit an unforgettable experience for the birder, whether first timer or veteran. Moreover, the mainland infrastructure is modern so transport across country is trouble free. For the intrepid, there are many endemic species to go after (most in Borneo and just a few in the Peninsular). This entails a visit combining sites in Peninsular Malaysia and the East Malaysian states of Sabah and Sarawak. There are separate pages for the Peninsular and for Borneo and one for the Kuala Lumpur area for those who are passing through and only have a day or too to spend there.

A typical itinerary covers two-three weeks and usually takes in the montane forest species of Fraser’s Hill and the lowland forest species of Taman Negara National Park and Gombak before jetting across to Borneo for the mossy forest species in Kinabalu National park and the lowland forest species of Danum Valley or Kinabatangan River. Over 300 species can be seen if taking this option and commonly encountered birds include such gems as Rhinoceros Hornbill, Red-naped Trogon, Great Slaty Woodpecker, Gold-whiskered Barbet, Garnet and Banded Pittas and several babbler, bulbul and sunbird species. In Borneo, savour the endemics like Crimson-headed Partridge, Bornean Barbet, White-fronted Falconet, Whitehead’s Broadbill, Bornean Bristlehead, Blue-headed Pitta and Whitehead’s Spiderhunter.

For those with only a couple of days to spare, there are accessible sights near Kuala Lumpur (Gombak); Malaysia’s Capital City, and Singapore (Panti Forest Reserve). And don’t forget the cultural and food attractions!I have found it hard to get a definitive list of Malaysian endemics – numbers ranging from 4 to 60! The confusion arises from Borneo. The Malaysian mainland does have as few as two endemics… although there is no agreement on this and Borneo as a whole as many as 58 but the Malaysian parts of Borneo (Sarawak and Sabah) have far fewer.

Lim Kim Seng and Lim Seng Chuah

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Number of bird species: 823

• See Sabah & Sarawak page for Borneo endemics and Peninsular Malaysia for endemics to mainland only

iGoTerra Checklist

A Handbook of Important Bird Areas in Malaysia

A naturalist's guide to the birds of malaysia including sabah and sarawak, malaysian nature society.

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Malaysias National Parks & Preserves

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Peninsular Malaysia Birding Tour

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Malaysia Birding Tour

Safe, comfortable and reliable. This is the perfect tour for those who have always wanted to bird South-east Asia but have had some reservations – until now, that is! Join us on our Peninsular Malaysia tour and be amazed at how sophisticated and modern this country has become in the past two decades.

Travelling and birding here are a breeze and Malaysia has many fascinating and beautiful birds awaiting us. We’ll stay at comfortable, quality accommodation where a range of food is on offer to suit all taste-buds; the road network is extensive and excellent, while the locals are friendly, accommodating and helpful.

Birdwatching in Malaysia

And the birds…there’s an amazing variety to be observed and added to your list, ranging from the stately Crested Fireback and magnificent Rhinoceros Hornbill to forest floor gems like Banded Pitta and Striped Wren-Babbler. Other specialities we have a good chance of observing include Black-thighed Falconet, Large Green Pigeon, Black-bellied Malkoha, Blue-rumped Parrot, Reddish Scops Owl, Rufous-backed Kingfisher, Banded Woodpecker, Banded Pitta, Black Magpie, Crested Jay, Black-throated and White-necked Babblers, Large Wren-Babbler, Long-billed Spiderhunter and Crimson-breasted Flowerpecker. We should also come across at least one of Taman Negara’s most difficult specialities, which include the extraordinary Great Argus, Malayan Peacock-Pheasant, Rufous-collared Kingfisher, the strange Rail-Babbler and Grey-chested Jungle Flycatcher.

Our Peninsular Malaysia tour explores one of the richest areas for birds in Southeast Asia, featuring Kuala Selangor mangroves, cool Fraser’s Hill and the world-famous rainforests of Taman Negara National Park.

On your tour you’ll be accompanied by an Australian bird guide who also, and importantly, will make sure all the arrangements run smoothly. Nothing beats local expertise when it comes to locating and identifying the birds, and we’re proud to announce that we’ve secured the services of one of Malaysia’s best bird guides for your tour. A dedicated and fully qualified driver will make sure your travel is safe and smooth and will allow the two guides to concentrate on finding the birds for you..!

We have run this tour annually since 2014 and each time recorded well over 210 bird species, with many highlights including Rhinoceros Hornbill, Banded Pitta, Black-bellied Malkoha, Blue-rumped Parrot, Reddish Scops Owl, Banded Woodpecker, Crested Jay, Large Wren-Babbler, Long-billed Spiderhunter, Crimson-breasted Flowerpecker, Malayan Peacock-Pheasant, four species of Leafbirds, and the highly sought-after Malaysian Rail-Babbler, to name but a few. Interesting mammals we have encountered included Malaysian Taipir, Smooth Otter, Slow Loris, Leopard Cat, 5 spp of primates and 7 spp of squirrels.

Featured Birds

• Mountain & Malayan Peacock-Pheasant, Wreathed Hornbill
• Black Hornbill, Pink-necked & Thick-billed Green Pigeon
• Silver-breasted & Banded Broadbill
• Raffles’s, Red-billed Malkoha
• Grey-rumped & Whiskered Treeswift, Lesser Shortwing
• Scarlet-rumped & Red-headed Trogon, Banded Kingfisher
• Rufous-collared Kingfisher, Fire-tufted, Red-crowned & Blue-eared Barbet
• Rhinoceros Hornbill, Red-bearded & Blue-throated Bee-eater
• Crested Serpent Eagle, Changeable Hawk-eagle, Falconets
• White-bellied, Banded, Maroon & other Woodpeckers
• Malayan Banded & Garnett’s Pitta
• Up to 18 spp of Bulbul
• Pygmy Wren-babbler, Blue-winged Minla, Silver-eared Mesia
• Chestnut-capped & Malayan Laughingthrush
• Long-tailed Sibia, Verditer & Rufous-browed Flycatcher
• Slaty-backed & White-crowned Forktail
• Up to 6 spp of Flowerpecker, 4 spp of Sunbird, 7 spp of Spiderhunter

Birdwatching in Malaysia: an essential guide

Sep 22, 2015 • 4 min read

More than 750 bird species can be found under Malaysia’s chattering jungle canopies – that’s a whole lot of feathers for a relatively small nation. Whether you’re an avid birder or a newbie who doesn’t know a heron from a hornbill, the wild plumages, delicate calls and orchestrated movements of Malaysia’s birds are sure to delight.

Malaysia’s birding habitats

Serious birders could spend an entire trip to Malaysia ticking off the 40-plus documented endemic species found in the country’s large system of natural parks and preserves. Casual observers are likely to spot a handful of interesting birds in just one of Malaysia’s prime birding habitats.

Top spots include Selangor’s Cape Rachado Forest Reserve , Endau-Rompin National Park in Johor;  Fraser’s Hill and Kenong Rimba State Park in Pahang; Bako National Park and Gunung Mulu National Park and Lambir Hills National Park in Sarawak;  Mt Kinabalu National Park in Sabah; and Taman Negara National Park, which spreads across Pahang, Kelantan and Terengganu.

There are so many birds in Fraser’s Hill – an easy day trip from Kuala Lumpur – that the local government celebrates with the Fraser’s Hill International Bird Race ( blog.malaysia-asia.my/2015/05/frasers-hill-international-bird-race.html ) in May or June. Cape Rachado has a long-running raptor watch where you can sight any number of migrating raptors – generally seen September to November or March to May. Top birds of prey include the oriental honey buzzard, ospreys, black baza, black-shouldered kite, Japanese sparrowhawk, greater spotted eagle, Chinese goshawk and grey-faced buzzard.

Malaysia’s coolest birds

While you’ll need a big-boy zoom lens to get the best pics, you don’t need more than a set of binoculars (or a keen eye) to go birding. Naturalist guides in most of Malaysia’s parks are good at sighting the A-list species. Keep your eyes peeled for these scene-stealing birds.

Rhinoceros hornbill

There are 10 species of hornbill found in Malaysia – running the descriptor gamut from great and white-crowned to helmeted, wrinkled and bushy. These resplendent birds are hands-down Malaysia’s signature species. The rhinoceros hornbill is arguably the best-looking of the bunch with its horn-like crown and powerful figure, but the plain-pouched is the rarest. You can spot all 10 species at Temenggor Lake (Perak) and thousands of plain-pouched hornbills come here from August to September.

Kenyir Lake ( Terengganu ) is another top spot for hornbill viewing. Hornbills are a bell-weather species – they require large habitat ranges, are mostly monogamous, and because of their substantial size, need large trees for nesting. With lots of logging outside the national parks, their natural habitat is shrinking, and could be a concern for the future.

Malayan peacock-pheasant

Also known as the Malaysia peacock-pheasant or the crested peacock-pheasant, this gorgeous bird is endemic to peninsular Malaysia. You’ll know them instantly because of the glowing blue-green eyes and chartreuse tail-feather markings on the male. Because of habitat loss – and in the case of Thailand , hunting – this bird is now listed as vulnerable, with 2500 to 10,000 individuals living here mostly in tall primary and secondary lowland dipterocarp forest. Search them out in Taman Negara, where you can also find their cousin, the mountain peacock-pheasant.

Black and crimson pitta

These diminutive ground dwellers are endemic to Sabah . They have a lovely red belly and the look of a friendly cartoon animal. You can find these guys in tropical rainforest in Sabah from sea level to 300m. Look in ravines and beneath dense cover, especially in primary forest like the Danum Valley Conservation Area.

Dulit partridge

Would you call yourself a lucky person? You’ll need to be in order to seek out this Sarawak native, as no sightings have been recorded since 1937. But birding experts say the best places to look include the hills of Mount Dulit or Mount Batu Song in Sarawak. If you spot one, take a picture fast! And then consider buying a lottery ticket.

Storkbilled kingfisher

Arguably the most patriotic bird in Malaysia’s skies, the outsized orange beaks, blue backs, brown caps, and yellow collars and chests sported by these kingfishers mimic the colours of the nation’s flag. And in welcome news for gender equality in the bird world, both males and females sport wonderful colouration. Where there is water, there are kingfishers. Look for them in mangrove forests, rice paddies, lakes and rivers. The island of Langkawi has eight species.

Red-naped trogon

You’ve never seen red until you’ve spotted a male red-naped trogon, whose broad belly is such a brilliant shade of scarlet it could stop traffic. Spot these showstoppers in primary evergreen forests at an elevation of around 600m.

Black and yellow broadbill

If Picasso and Matisse got together over a few absinthes and painted a bird, this evocative and rather expressionist fellow might take form. There are seven unique species of broadbill in Malaysia. Look for them on Fraser’s Hill, Maxwell Hill, Taiping , Sedim, Taman Negara and Kenyir Lake. Their nests might be the first thing you spot – they hang these elaborate pear-shaped pouches above water, hidden with plant fibres, webs and other camouflage.

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Guided Bird Watching Tour in Langkawi with Round-Trip Transfers

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Get hassle-free round-trip transfers and enjoy bird watching with a 4-hour guided tour in Langkawi, and observe rare birds in their natural habitats.

Get a chance to see rare bird species in the wild on this 3-hour guided Langkawi bird-watching tour, with round-trip transfers included.

Spot at least 30 to 40 bird species during this tour that is perfect for both novice and experienced birders.

See Hill Mynas, Drongos, Babblers, Eagles, Woodpeckers, and Oriental Pied Hornbills in their natural habitat.

Explore the mangrove forests and spot Kingfishers, White-Bellied Sea Eagles, Brahminy Kites, and more.

Fun Fact: Langkawi’s lush rainforests are home to 267 species of diverse bird life.

3-hr bird-watching tour

Round-trip transfers

Cancellation policy

You can cancel these tickets up to 7 days before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Your Experience

Binoculars ready it's bird-watching time.

If you are an avid birdwatcher or just someone who wants to get in touch with nature, grab your binoculars and come along on this guided bird-watching tour in Langkawi. With convenient hotel pick-ups included, begin your 3-hour birding tour and make a stop at Langkawi’s lowland rainforest. As you walk, you will spot different bird species, such as Flower Peckers, Hill Mynas, Dollarbirds, Green Pigeons, Drongos, Tailorbirds, Babblers, Sunbirds, and Oriental Pied Hornbills. Your guide will tell you more about these different species.

Explore the Lush Mangroves

Venture into the lush green mangrove forests and admire nature while you try to spot Brown-winged Kingfishers, Collared Kingfishers, Black-capped Kingfishers, White-Bellied Sea Eagles, Brahminy Kites, Common Sandpipers, and Little Herons. The final stop is in the paddy fields, where you can spot lapwings, pond herons, egrets, bitterns, white-throated kingfishers, and plain-backed sparrows. Learn about the flora and fauna of this area and the conservation efforts taken to protect these ecosystems. Discover the island's diverse bird life and the variety of natural habitats as you unwind amid nature.

7:35am: Hotel pick-up: 07:35 | Bird watching | 10:35am to 11:35am Hotel drop-off

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Important information.

• It's recommended to wear dark-colored clothes and strapped sandals, sturdy rubber shoes, or walking shoes.

Restrictions

This tour can accommodate a maximum of 10 people in 1 group.

To book this experience, you must book tickets for a minimum of 2 guests.

Children aged 12 and below must be accompanied by an adult.

Daily: 7:35am

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Please display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID during the pick-up.

Hotel Transfers

This ticket includes hotel pick-ups and drop-offs.

While booking, please provide the name of your hotel.

Hotel pick-up and drop-off service is available for hotels located at Pantai Chenang (Chenang Beach), Pantai Tengah (Tengah Beach) and Pantai Kok (Kok Beach).

Additional charges for pick up from Tanjung Rhu, Four Seasons, Andaman, Datai, Westin, St Regis, Bayview Langkawi, Bella Vista Hotel and Kuah Town Area..

On the day of your tour, please arrive at your hotel lobby 10-15 minutes prior to the scheduled pick-up time.

If your hotel does not have a lobby, please wait at the entrance of your hotel.

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Tabin Wildlife Reserve Birdwatching 4D3N

Book this tour, day 1 lahad datu – tabin wildlife resort (l/d).

Transfer from Lahad Datu to Tabin Wildlife Reserve on a gravel road for about an hour and a half.  Check into the charming timber bungalow of Tabin Wildlife Resort which comes complete with private balcony and hot water shower, a real luxury in the forest. Explore the vicinity of the resort and be pleasantly surprised by the abundance of bird life.  The open-sided Sunbird Café is surrounded by greenery and flowering plants which attract a number of brightly coloured birds.   Be entertained by the melodious calls of birds. A bird hide facing the flowing Lipad River provides a wonderful site for viewing birds.  In the afternoon, depart for birding along the Core Road where you will most likely be able to spot one or more of Borneo’s eight species of hornbill such as the Black, White-crowned, Rhinoceros, Wreathed, Oriental Pied and Wrinkled Hornbill either flying in groups across the sky, or in pairs perching on bare branches. After dinner, enjoy a slide presentation on Tabin’s natural wonders, followed by a Night Safari to look out for nocturnal wildlife and birds.

Day 2 Lipad Mud Volcano & Bird Watch (B/L/D)

After an early breakfast depart for the active Lipad mud volcano with packed lunch. The soccer field-sized Lipad mud volcano s erves as a mineral salt lick for wildlife.  After trekking for 20 minutes, arrive at the elevated bare area of the mud volcano which is frequented by wildlife and birds. Climb the observation tower and admire the contrasting landscape of the bare area and its surrounding thick forest.  A nearby fig-tree is a feasting place for hornbills and other birds and primates during the fruiting season.  Across from the observation tower, bare branches of towering trees are favourite perching place for Green Imperial Pigeons and Doves. In the evening join the dusk drive to look for nocturnal birds coming out at this time to feed. After dinner, go for a night walk to discover more nocturnal bird species.

Day 3 Birding in the Core Area of Tabin Wildlife Reserve (B/L/D)

After an early breakfast, depart for birding along the road leading to the Core Area of Tabin Wildlife Reserve.  The fully regenerated secondary forest with its relatively lower canopy and good natural light provides a delightful birding experience.  The rich forests also offer good mammal watching opportunities. In the evening, take a drive to bird along the Tomanggong Road and expect to see more species of birds.

Day 4 Tabin Wildlife Resort – Lahad Datu (B/L)

After breakfast, take a trip to Tomoggong to discover more mouth-watering collection of Borneo birds in the areas. Lunch and then depart from Tabin Wildlife Resort.

*Activities are subject to weather conditions and may be re-organised to best meet operational situations.

What to bring: Insect repellent, long sleeve shirts & long pants, raincoat, sun hat, swim wear, comfortable trekking shoes, torch light, water bottle  & personal toiletries. Leech socks are available for sale at the resort’s shop.

Scheduled tours & transfers, 3 nights stay at the Lodge, meals as indicated (B = Breakfast, L = Lunch, D = Dinner), English speaking guide.

Additional costs for unscheduled tours & transfers, optional tours, miscellaneous personal expenses, items not in the itinerary, airfare - Kota Kinabalu - Lahad Datu - Kota Kinabalu.

2 adults per order

Single Person

Surcharge will apply, please contact us for more information.

Recommended Flights

Kota Kinabalu (BKI) – Lahad Datu (LDU) on MASWings MH3010 (Dep 0610, Arr 0705). Lahad Datu (LDU) – Kota Kinabalu (BKI) on MASWings MH3019 (Dep 1600, Arr 1655).

Child rate applies if child is staying with 2 adults and does not need an extra bed. One adult and one child is charged as 2 adults.

These tours operate on the principle that you may be in a small group of other people.

Interested in this tour? For more information on this tour and our other tours contact us

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Stay at Tabin Rainforest Lodge, experience the rainforest and search for wildlife on this 3 days / 2 nights tour

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3D2N Tour of Sepilok and Selingan Turtle Island.

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3 day / 2 night tour of Danum Valley with accommodation at the Danum Valley Field Centre

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1 Day Kota Kinablu Bird Watching Tour, Sabah

Over 700 bird species in Malaysia

Duration : 5am – 5pm (Approximate)

Description: Malaysia has more than 700 species of bird. With one day Birth watching in the forest, you will have chance to see some of our great bird life ! One Day Tour From Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia. Destination: Virgin rainforest, secondary forest, montane forest, wetland and Mangrove. ** We can also organise bird watching in Kinabalu Park, Danum Valley, Sukau, Kinabatangan River, Tabin Wildlife reserve and Sepilok Forest Reserve.

langkawi nature wildlife tour

Birdwatching Tour Halfday

TOUR DESCRIPTIONS: 

Langkawi is home to approximately 267 species of birds, of which about one-third are migrants. These migrants winter here between the months of November to April. Outside these months, we will still get to see the resident birds. The most suitable time to observe birds at the equator is either early morning or early evening when they are most active. This tour is suitable for both the serious birder and the birding enthusiast. This half-day tour is spread over two sessions. You can either do them both or the one you prefer.

• MIN 2 PERSON
• HALF-DAY TRIPS ( 4 HOURS)
• TRIP FOR 1 PERSON (TERMS & CONDITIONS APPLY)
• Enjoy observing Langkawi’s wild birds in its natural habitat.
• Immerse in Langkawi’s natural landscape and surroundings. 
• Good chance to check √  your list and achieve your target birds.
• Get good photographs of Langkawi’s birds and landscape in your lens
• Birders/photographers encourage to write in advance and let us know if you have any target birds. 

Morning Session : Time: 7.30am – 11.30am Habitat: Rainforest Corridor, Mangrove Forest, Plantation

The open corridor between the rainforest is best for observing rainforest birds. Among the birds, we may see are Flower Peckers, Hill Mynas, Dollarbirds, Green Pigeons, Drongos, Tailorbirds, Babblers, Bulbuls, Sunbirds, Eagles, Woodpeckers, and Oriental-pied Hornbills .

Our next destination takes us to a mangrove forest to search out the Brown-winged Kingfisher , Collared Kingfisher, Black-capped Kingfisher, White-bellied Sea Eagle, Brahminy Kite, Common Sandpiper, and Little Heron.

Finally, we make our way to plantations where we may get to see Blue-throated Bee-eaters, Chestnut-headed Bee-eaters, Blue-tailed Bee-eaters, Peaceful Doves, and Spotted Doves. Return to hotel before noon.

Afternoon Session : Time: 3.30pm – 7.30pm Habitat: Wetland, Disturb Forest, Mountain Rainforest 

We begin this session with a short drive to a local village pond that is frequented by Lesser Whistling-Ducks, Little Egrets, Little Herons, Moorhens, Little Grebes, Pond Herons, Needle-tailed Swifts and Striated Swallows.

Along the way we make a stop at Paddy field in search of birds associated with this habitat. We may get to see Lapwings, Pond Herons, Egrets, Bitterns, White-throated Kingfisher and Plain-backed Sparrows.

We then drive to the highest peak in Langkawi to see Great Hornbills, Wreathed Hornbills and other rainforest species. These amazing birds will be the highlight of the trip. The Great Hornbills measuring 1.3meters (4 feet) from tip of beak to tip of tail, are the largest birds in Langkawi. Return to hotel.

Choose MORNING or AFTERNOON  departure.

Recommended Attire: Long sleeve shirts, Long pants, walking shoes, hat, and good sun protection, keep to earth colors like green brown or black and avoid bright colors like red, yellow, and white. Required moderate fitness level, there will be some short walks.

Note: Junglewalla subscribes to the Birdlife International Guidelines for Best Practices on Bird Tourism for this tour. We promise to do our very best to get your target birds but we will not participate in feeding, bait, and bird calls.  Download Langkawi Bird list 2021 For serious birders,  2 days birdwatching trip (4 sessions) is also available  with minimum 2 persons per booking

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Kuala Selangor Birdwatching

• Post category: Destination Tours
• Post author: sri sari
• Post published: January 25, 2020

(Important Bird Area IBA) – Mysterious Mangroves & Scenic paddyfields . Located 60km from Kuala Lumpur city centre is Malaysia’s most accessible birdwatching site for coastal, mangrove and open field birds – the fishing town of Kuala Selangor. This area offers 4 amazing spots with different ecosystems to target a variety of birds in their natural habitat.

Kuala Selangor Nature Park is primarily a coastal forest/mangrove zone. The park has a historical record of over 157 species including mangrove specialists such as the Mangrove Pitta, Mangrove Whistler, Mangrove Flycatcher, Sunda Pygmy Woodpecker, Lesser Adjutant and other specialties. 3 minutes away is Bukit Malawati, a historical hill adjacent to the park that offers scenic views of the area and good opportunities to view barbets, woodpeckers, sunbirds and raptors. 

This site is also famous for its 2 species of primates. 10 minutes north of this site is the scenic paddy fields of Tanjong Karang which offers open field birds and water birds such as Eastern March Harriers, Woodcock, Cinnamon Bitterns, Asian Openbill etc. Another 10 minutes away is the coastline and mudflats of Bagan Pasir. Amazing during migration season (Oct to March), this site offers waders such as the Terek sandpiper, greenshanks, redshanks, sand plovers, curlews and whimbrels. Kuala Selangor is also world famous for its colony of synchronous fireflies and amazingly fresh seafood. An interesting (optional) addition to the trip!.

Price RM1200 per person minimum 2 persons

Duration : Full day (0600am to 07.00pm)

Included in price: Bird guide, transportation, entrance fee.

Not Included in Price: Meals, Beverages, Camera fees where applicable.

Recommended Attire: Long sleeve  shirts, Long pants, walking shoes, hat and good sun protection, keep to earth colors like green brown or black and avoid bright colors like red, yellow, and white. Please bring your own binoculars, field scope and field guide.

Fitness Level: Easy

Target : 80 Birds

0600 :Depart from Hotel 0800 :Arrive Kuala Selangor Nature Park. 0815 :Kuala Selangor Nature Park Birdwatching-3 hour activity 1130 :Bukit Malawati birding by roadside. 1300 :Break for Lunch 1400 :Coastline and mudflats. Subject to tides, head off to the river mouth and mudflats of Bagan Pasir for waders. 1500 :Head off 10 minutes to the paddyfields of Tanjong Karang for water birds and scenic enjoyment. 1800 : Head back to Kuala Lumpur 1900 : Arrive Kuala Lumpur City Centre / end of tour.

Please be advise the propose itinerary above subject to traffic conditions. 

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