Uncover the dramatic geological formations and breathtaking natural landscapes of Malaysia, from towering mountains to ancient cave systems.
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Two Landmasses One Extraordinary Country
This series, Mystical Landscapes: Mountains, Caves and Karst, explores the geological forces that sculpted Malaysia's most dramatic terrain.
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Borneo's Peak Holds More Than Europe
Mount Kinabalu's slopes contain over six thousand plant species — more than the entire continent of Europe combined.
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Mulu's Underground World Defies Scale
Deer Cave in Gunung Mulu National Park contains a passage so enormous that you could line up five cathedral naves side by side within it.
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Water Carved These Ancient Stone Towers
Some of Malaysia's limestone formations are over four hundred million years old — older than the dinosaurs by a considerable margin.
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Langkawi's Rocks Predate Most Life on Earth
Langkawi's oldest rock formations date back 550 million years, making them among the most ancient exposed geological features in Southeast Asia.
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Malaysia's Rivers Shape Entire Ecosystems
The Rajang River stretches over 560 kilometers through Sarawak, making it the longest river in Malaysia and a critical highway for indigenous communities who have…
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