Kinabalu Park

National Park ·🇲🇾 Malaysia

Area 765 km²

Time zone Asia/Kuching

Official website www.sabahparks.org.my/kinabalu-park

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Kinabalu Park Essentials

Kinabalu Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, centers around Mount Kinabalu, the highest peak in Borneo at 4,095 meters. The park protects a diverse ecosystem ranging from lowland tropical rainforests to alpine meadows and bare granite summits. This list covers the essential sites within the park and surrounding Kundasang, including the therapeutic Poring Hot Springs, high-altitude dairy farms, and the botanical gardens that house thousands of endemic plant species, such as rare orchids and carnivorous pitcher plants.

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Mountain Expeditions

Mount Kinabalu, a UNESCO World Heritage site, dominates the Crocker Range in Sabah. This expedition list covers the essential infrastructure and geological landmarks of the mountain. From the main base camp at Laban Rata to the highest point at Low's Peak, the collection includes specialized climbing huts like Pendant Hut and distinctive granite formations such as Donkey Ears Peak. It also extends to neighboring summits like Mount Tambuyukon, the third-highest peak in Malaysia, and the lesser-known Gunung Nungkok.

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Natural Wonders of Kinabalu

Kinabalu Park, Malaysia’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site, encompasses diverse ecosystems ranging from lowland rainforests to subalpine meadows. This collection features the Poring Hot Spring complex, known for its therapeutic sulfur baths and proximity to the Kipungit and Langanan waterfalls. The list also includes key vantage points like Kiau Gap, which offers panoramic views of Mount Kinabalu’s granite peaks and the surrounding valleys, providing a comprehensive look at the region's geological and botanical diversity.

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