An essential visit if you're in the Kuching area. It's the only wildlife sanctuary in Malaysian Borneo that opens its doors to all endangered species, so you have the rare opportunity to see native endangered animals that are very difficult to see in the wild, from orangutans, sun bears, clouded leapords, gibbons, langurs and monkeys, to hornbills, crocodiles, turtles, pythons, porcupines and slow lorrises. The staff and volunteers treat the animals with utmost respect and care. Do not be put off if you see animals in cages; unfortately the centre is under-resourced and cages are necessary to house the huge number of rescued animals recieved by the centre due to commonplace mistreatment of animals in trade and illegal captivity. The cages may be of concern to visitors used to standards of western zoos; however the animals are very happy, well fed and well looked after by staff and western volunteers. The park is a constant with in progress, with staff and volunteers building new enclosures to give animals more space and enrichment. The centre is a 45 minute drive from Kuching, much more accessible than other wildlife centres around Borneo. I couldn't recommend it more, to see gorgeous animals and to learn about wildlife. Tip: if you pass by a western volunteer, initiate a chat & ask them about why they're here and what they've learnt!