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Greetings fellow adventurers! I am a born and bred explorer from the breathtaking land of Sarawak, Borneo. While I may have earned a degree in Computer Science from the bustling city of Kuching, my true passion lies in venturing deep into the heart of the jungle.

Sarawak my beautiful homeland is a place like no other, with endless expanses of lush lowland and misty highland rainforests. Its flora and fauna are unmatched, with incredible species of plants and animals waiting to be discovered. As an enthusiastic photographer, I love to capture the magic of the jungle, from the towering trees to the glistening waterfalls and majestic mountains.

I'm not here just to show off my photos and brag about my travels, though. I hope to inspire all of you to break out of your daily routine and explore the great outdoors. As a true Bornean, I have a special connection to this island, and I am determined to uncover all of its hidden gems. My journey started in Sarawak and Sabah, but I won't stop there - Brunei and Kalimantan are next on my list!

Through my blog, I will share with you my most thrilling adventures and invite you to join me on my quest to uncover the mysteries of Borneo. So come on, let's explore together!

CONTACT ME


email: wilsonchin@hotmail.com  /  wilsonchin1981@gmail.com

youtube: http://youtube.com/wilsonchin
instagram: http://instagram.com/wilsonchininsta
facebook fanpage: http://facebook.com/BorneoExplorer
facebook messenger: m.me/borneoexplorer

 F-A-Qs
  • Where are you from?
    • I'm from Sarawak/Borneo, and currently staying in a city called Kuching. 
  • What is the camera you using now?
    • I'm using a Vivo X100 Pro
  • What is the video recorder you are using now?
    • I'm using an Vivo X100 Pro and Mavic Air 2S drone. 
  • What is the software that you use to edit your video?
    • The Vegas Pro 21 
  • What is the software you use to categorise your photos?
    • The ACDSee Pro 2018 (I love this, been using this for more than 10 years already) 
  • Can I use the photos in your blog?
    • Drop me an email, and I will reply to you soonest I can.
  • Retire Device
    • - Olymput U-Mini Digital
    - Flip Ultra HD
    - Nikon D90
    - Samsung Note 5
    - Samsung Note 8
    - Samsung S10+
    - DJI Mavic Pro

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