Bornean Gibbon of Temburong
Despite being the smallest country on earth, Brunei has a large forest reserve area namely Batu Apoi Forest Reserve.
Lies within is Ulu Temburong National Park which is the oldest national park of the Sultanate where one can spot the shy Muller's Bornean gibbons.
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Primary forest canopy walkway
Ought not to miss seeing the gibbons, one would surely be excited touring the park via a canopy walkway towering about 50m above the ground.
Rare tiger orchid
Following a jungle trek one may be amazed by the wide diversity of plants found in the park.
The park is famous for its wild but rather rare tiger orchids.
Another wild tiger orchid species
There are myriads of insects, trees and birds found in Batu Apoi such as butterflies and hornbills.
Rhino-beaked Bornean hornbill
The forest reserve covers a vast area stretching from highland jungle through lowland forest to coastline areas.
One of the jungle pools of Batu Apoi
Apart from having some limestone caves, the area encompasses mountain peaks and several clearwater streams with mini waterfalls and jungle pools.
Boat ride to Batu Apoi
Ulu Temburong National Park is accessible by riverboats from the capital city of Bandar Seri Begawan.