Mount Kinabalu is Malaysia's tallest mountain, standing at 4,095 meters. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a popular destination for trekking enthusiasts. The surrounding Kinabalu Park is known for its lush biodiversity and is perfect for nature walks.
This sanctuary is dedicated to the rehabilitation of orphaned and injured orangutans. Visitors can witness orangutans in their natural habitat during feeding sessions. The nearby Bornean Sun Bear Conservation Centre is also worth visiting.
The Kinabatangan River is one of the best places for wildlife spotting in Malaysia. River cruises offer opportunities to see proboscis monkeys, pygmy elephants, hornbills, and crocodiles. Eco-lodges along the river provide an immersive experience.
This marine park consists of a group of islands near Kota Kinabalu, ideal for beach lovers and water sports enthusiasts. Activities include snorkeling, diving, and relaxing on pristine beaches. Popular islands include Gaya, Sapi, and Manukan.
The state capital of Sabah offers a mix of modernity and tradition. Visitors can explore local markets, try Sabahan cuisine, and visit landmarks like the Sabah State Mosque and Signal Hill Observatory. The Filipino Market is a must-visit for souvenirs and local street food.
Sandakan is a historical town and a gateway to wildlife adventures. Key attractions include the Sandakan Memorial Park and nearby rainforest experiences. It is also a convenient base for visiting Sepilok and the Kinabatangan River.
