A spectacular mix of primary and secondary forest reserve with a plantation, Tabin Wildlife Reserve is a haven for thousands of rare and exotic plants and animals.
In the eastern Malaysian state of Sabah, the reserve occupies a mammoth 1225 square kilometres, including a rugged coastal peninsula, lowland forest, and the magnificent Segama River. Come here to get up close and personal with nature, including tembadau, the Borneo elephant, the Sunda Clouded leopard, and the Sumatran rhinoceros.