Rising majestically amid Sabah’s undulating Crocker Range is Borneo and Malaysia’s highest peak, Mt Kinabalu, towering at 4,095.2m above sea level. It is located within Kinabalu Park, the Unesco World Heritage Site that’s home to diverse and exotic flora and fauna set against a backdrop of unique geological, topographical and climatic environments.
Discover the beauty of Mt Kinabalu and its wide range of habitats, from rich tropical lowland and hill rainforest to tropical mountain forest, subalpine forest and scrub on the higher elevations.
This tour package requires minimum 1 person.
Thrill-seekers looking for a bit of a challenge will revel in the rollicking trip down the raging Padas River, as this swift-moving body of water.
Visit Kinabalu Park exhibition centre and then proceed to Kundasang to take a stroll around the four beautiful gardens of the war memorial.
Journey to Borneo island’s northernmost point, the Tip of Borneo, and visit the Rungus Longhouse and other interesting landmarks of Kudat along the trip.