Night Tours are an extra special way to enjoy wildlife viewing in Bako National Park.
Once you have tick the encounters with wildlife of Bako National Park during the day, than it’s time to venture in seek of Nocturnal animals. These animals tend to come out at night time , including popular proboscis monkeys , langurs and macaque, bearded wild boar , the flying lemur and pit viper.
As most species of monkeys are diurnal , they generally sleep at night. As the tour start just before sun set, we get to observe the monkeys retrieving to the forest canopy bed logs.
Monkeys unlike their counter parts primates don’t build nests , instead they take up whatever space in most convenient on a tree branch.
During the night walks we go in search of insects, frogs, centipedes , scorpions, spiders and
pit viper. Pit Viper is a venomous snake (green color with yellow underbelly) , as it is arboreal and an excellent climber, often remaining completely still to ambush prey such as small mammals.
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Bako’s nocturnal creatures include the flying lemur, pangolin, mouse deer, various species of fruit eating and insect eating bats, tarsier, slow loris, and palm civet.
Other animals include long-tailed macaques, silvered langur, monitor lizard, squirrels, Bornean bearded pigs, and otters. Bako is also a fascinating place for bird watching, with over 150 species recorded
Millions of years of erosion of the underlying sandstone have created a dramatic coastline of steep cliffs, rocky headlands, sea arches and stacks, and stretches of white, sandy bays.
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The oldest museum in Borneo, showcasing the rich history and culture of Sarawak through various exhibits.
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A wildlife rehabilitation center known for its orangutan rehabilitation program.
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A stunning national park with diverse wildlife, beaches, and rainforest trails.
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