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A score of 1 reflects the lowest challenge rating and a score of 5 reflects the highest.
This is a strenuous expedition that includes multiple challenging activities on consecutive days. As well as kayaking and trekking through the jungle, you will be involved in a turtle conservation project that includes snorkelling and overnight beach patrols. You will need to be mentally and physically prepared.
You should think about the environmental factors and how this will impact on the above points, if you feel fit enough to undertake these activities in the UK, make sure you’re fit enough to do them twice, 80% humidity makes work very difficult.
Malaysia is home to a vibrant mix of Asian cultures, with each ethnic group having its own language and cultural practices. This is demonstrated by the many varieties of cuisines and huge difference in landscapes and lifestyles that are adopted by the locals, ranging from traditional living in primary jungle, through to modern lifestyles in cities at the forefront of development.
Malaysia maintains high temperatures all year around, although during your itinerary you can cool off when kayaking in the jungle and enjoy lower temperatures around the coast. Total rainfall is lower than neighbouring countries, resulting in an infrastructure that is less widely affected by inclement weather and life in rural areas is likely to be more manageable.