Activities Sabah
Activities in Sabah, Malaysia ποΈ
Welcome to Sabah, a vibrant and breathtaking destination in the heart of Borneo! Here’s a list of exciting activities that you might want to include in your itinerary.
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Mount Kinabalu Climbing: Stand atop Southeast Asia’s highest peak (4,095.2 m) and enjoy panoramic views from the summit. Remember to prepare well, as it requires a moderate level of fitness. ποΈπ§ββοΈ
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Diving and Snorkeling in Sipadan Island: Explore some of the world’s most diverse coral reefs teeming with marine life such as turtles, sharks, and even barracudas. This paradise island is a must-visit for divers and snorkelers alike. π π’ποΈ
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River Safari in Kinabatangan: Discover the rich wildlife in Sabah’s lush rainforests on a river safari. Spot proboscis monkeys, orangutans, pygmy elephants, and many more species endemic to Borneo. ππ¦π³
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Visit the Danum Valley Conservation Area: Experience untouched primary rainforest in one of Southeast Asia’s last great wilderness areas. Go for guided treks, birdwatching, or night safaris to spot unique flora and fauna. π²π¦π¦
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Explore the Labuk Bay Proboscis Monkey Sanctuary: Spend a day observing the proboscis monkeys in their natural habitat while learning about conservation efforts. Don’t forget to bring binoculars! πππ΄
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Sandakan Memorial Park and Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre: Pay tribute to the lives lost during World War II at Sandakan Memorial Park, then head to nearby Sepilok for a chance to see orangutans being rehabilitated back into the wild. π³π
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Cultural Experiences in Kota Kinabalu: Immerse yourself in Sabahan culture by visiting local markets, learning traditional dances, and sampling delicious Borneo cuisine. Don’t miss out on the famous Lobina Seafood Restaurant! ππ¬ποΈ
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Poring Hot Springs: Relax your muscles after a day of adventure at Poring Hot Springs, where you can also enjoy the canopy walkway and visit the Rafflesia blooms (when in season). π¦οΈπΏπββοΈ
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Visit the Mari Mari Cultural Village: Learn about the traditional customs, crafts, music, and food of Sabah’s ethnic groups in a single visit to this living museum. π¬π₯§π€