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Hello Deaf / HOH / CODA / Friends of the Deaf! |
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Greeting!
Planning a trip to Malaysia can be a daunting task. We have a whole range of tours & hotels here covering Malaysia & Borneo (Sabah). Start your criteria search here and you may find a perfect plan here for your holiday. Alternatively, contact us for a tailor made tour programme.
The tours listed here are specially designed to give you the real experience of each destination. Careful consideration has been taken into account to make the journey interesting and sometimes off the beaten track is included to make it surreal. If you need to make some adjustments to the programme, please give us the details when you send the enquiry. We are totally flexible!
Here is the first tour of our Deaf guides with two foreign tourists (2 Deaf from Philippines). Our experience with the local tours is noteworthy. Our deaf guides are locally based and well traveled around Malaysia, use ASL and BIM (Malaysian sign langauge). You can assure of first hand knowledge of the destination and you will get the best advice on your travel proposal to Malaysia.
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now! Thank you for interested!
Cheers,
J&K Deaf Tour
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 Discover lush islands, mountain peaks and friendly locals on a tropical adventure through Sabah. Come face-to-face with orangutans, spend a night in the jungle, scale the heights of Mt Kinabalu and bask on pristine white sands. With an incredible diversity of wildlife and flora, Sabah is truly a nature-lover's paradise. |
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Cebu, Philippines in 2010 |
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The name Malapascua means "Unfortunate Christmas" in english. there's nothing unfortunate if and when you experience the beauty that the white sand beaches that the island has to offer. It is situated only 8 km off the northeast tip of Cebu Island in the green, blue Visayan sea. Malapascua lies in the middle of the Philippines. It is an archipelago, which attracts the majority of the country's tourists. |
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