DaMaI Rainforest is not just a destination, it's a birdwatcher's paradise waiting to be explored. With over a third of Borneo's avian inhabitants residing within its lush canopy, your visit promises to be an unforgettable journey into the heart of Borneo's avian wonders.

About the author: Anthea Phillips studied botany at Durham University in England, before joining Sabah Parks as the Park Ecologist. She co-authored A Guide to Kinabalu Park as well as books on the Rhododendrons of Sabah and on the pitcher-plants of Borneo. She hopes that through these reports in the Daily Express, people will appreciate the unmatched uniqueness of Sabah and Borneo. Here is one of her article about Borneo Camphor - a crystalline substance obtained from the wood of certain large trees.

The architecture concept for the Imbak Canyon Studies Centre (ICSC) can be considered as being quite intricate in design and advanced in concept but overall, the focus was on the formulation of unique set of designs that reflect the harmony of man and the environment.

Imbak Canyon Conservation Area is located almost right in the heart of Sabah, just north of the famous Maliau Basin. It is in the Yayasan Sabah Forest Management Area, approximately 80 kilometers south of Telupid.

ICCA is a Conservation Area and while you are welcome to enjoy its pure beauty, explore its mysteries and face its challenges, there are some rules that we all must follow: