Malaysia 17

published by Sabah Handicraft Centre
Climbers on the summit plateau (13,000 ft), Mt. Kinabalu.

Malaysia 16

published by The Farmers' Brand Sdn. Bhd.
Clown anemone fish

Malaysia 15

published by The Farmers' Brand Sdn. Bhd.
Green turtle also known as Chelonia mydas are the most commonly seen animals around Sabah's underwater. It is possible to spot over twenty of these animals on a single dive especially around Sipadan.

Malaysia 14

published by The Farmers' Brand Sdn. Bhd.
Sepilok Orang Utan Rehibilitation Centre

Malaysia 13

published by Borneo Treasure
Rafflesia pricei

Malaysia 12

published by Natural History Publications (Borneo) Sdn. Bhd.
The Meliau Basin rim, with one of its highest points in the foreground, stretches to the horizon. Sandstone beds are partly exposed near the top of the escarpment. Small-crowned upper montane (or mossy) forest is developed over the summit area and upper slopes. An image from the book Maliau Basin: Sabah's Lost World.

Malaysia 11

distributed by Fokasmega Sdn. Bhd.
The peak of Mount Kinabalu, emerges and shows its height through the bed of clouds, is the highest mountain in the Southeast Asia, at 4095.2 metres.