Malaysia Animal + Castles & palaces pictures

• Asia
• World

Two daily feeding sessions draw crowds of tourists to watch monkeys as they swing through their natural habitat.

Get a real taste of Malaysian wildlife at Kuala Lumpur\'s wonderful zoo.

This stately mansion beautifully captures what life was for a wealthy Straits Chinese family in the 19th century.

Learn about endangered species, catch an exciting bird show and maybe even make some feathered friends at this fascinating bird park.

Visit a country in Southeast Asia that\'s known for its gorgeous beaches, mountains, minarets, jungles and cultural attractions.

Get a real taste of Malaysian wildlife at Kuala Lumpur\'s wonderful zoo.

Two daily feeding sessions draw crowds of tourists to watch monkeys as they swing through their natural habitat.

Learn about endangered species, catch an exciting bird show and maybe even make some feathered friends at this fascinating bird park.

Two daily feeding sessions draw crowds of tourists to watch monkeys as they swing through their natural habitat.

Learn about endangered species, catch an exciting bird show and maybe even make some feathered friends at this fascinating bird park.

Two daily feeding sessions draw crowds of tourists to watch monkeys as they swing through their natural habitat.

Two daily feeding sessions draw crowds of tourists to watch monkeys as they swing through their natural habitat.

Learn about endangered species, catch an exciting bird show and maybe even make some feathered friends at this fascinating bird park.

Two daily feeding sessions draw crowds of tourists to watch monkeys as they swing through their natural habitat.

This stately mansion beautifully captures what life was for a wealthy Straits Chinese family in the 19th century.

Learn about endangered species, catch an exciting bird show and maybe even make some feathered friends at this fascinating bird park.

Two daily feeding sessions draw crowds of tourists to watch monkeys as they swing through their natural habitat.

Two daily feeding sessions draw crowds of tourists to watch monkeys as they swing through their natural habitat.

Two daily feeding sessions draw crowds of tourists to watch monkeys as they swing through their natural habitat.

This historic township, once occupied by the Japanese in World War II, is now a gateway to northern Borneo’s rich world of ecotourism.

Come face-to-face with Malaysian Borneo’s most famous primates, and discover how this sanctuary is giving new hope to an endangered species.

Two daily feeding sessions draw crowds of tourists to watch monkeys as they swing through their natural habitat.