Borneo Eco Tours' Sukau Rainforest Lodge on the majestic Kinabatangan River, has been highlighted in the latest National Geographic Adventure Magazine as a world class adventure travel trip - a must see destination.

"Borneo has symbolized the edge of the Earth at least since Egyptian astronomer Ptolemy included the island in his 150 B.C. Guide to Geography. Some 2,000 years later, it's still hard to find a place further out there than Sabah, Borneo 's northern edge. There, at Sukau Rainforest Lodge, guests can witness the island's exotic jungle creatures - specimens like the rare hairy-nosed otter and the endangered orang-utans. The lodge's 1,500-foot-long (457-meter) boardwalk (pictured) connects private chalets and includes built-in elephant passes that grant migrating pachyderm's free range through the grounds."

Borneo Eco Tours is very pleased at having been recognized by this prestigious magazine as a destination worth visiting.

To see the full write up by National Geographic Adventure Magazine, please see:

http://www.nationalgeographic.com/adventure/0509/trips/world_class.html .