Migratory Birds Watching in Sekinchan
The tropical climate of Malaysia allows bird watching to be a year-round activity. Of course, visitors must keep the rainy season in mind when planning excursions and take along rain gear or a poncho. Rain usually falls heaviest from September to January at Sekinchan. Migratory birds get in Malaysia's west coast flyway from Sumatra and beyond, with peak movements in April and October.
Due to the location of Sekinchan facing the Malacca Strait and in the middle of the South China Sea and Jawa Island, there are many migratory birds. Sekinchan is a coastal fishing village and a large paddy field area where you can see open country birds. Remarkably, the winter months are worthwhile visiting. The wetland where the bird inhabits has become a new tourist attraction, and many photographers like to visit here for migratory bird watching and photo taking. You can easily access the habitation of migratory birds by driving along Lorong five and Lorong six at Bagan Village. Sekinchan is a good place for migratory bird watching.
Photo : Migratory Birds in Sekinchan
