Nature's Wonders
Sabah’s natural landscape is anchored by the granite massif of Mount Kinabalu, Malaysia’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site, which rises to 4,095 meters. This collection highlights the region's diverse topography, from the high-altitude biodiversity of Kinabalu Park and the second-highest peak of Mount Trus Madi to the volcanic terrain of Mount Mostyn. It also includes critical conservation areas like the Bukit Piton First Class Reserve, a dedicated habitat for orangutan restoration, and various coastal viewpoints overlooking Kota Kinabalu and the Crocker Range.
A Kinabalu Park
Kinabalu Park, established as one of the first national parks of Malaysia in 1964, is Malaysia's first World Heritage Site designated by…
B Mount Kinabalu
Mount Kinabalu is the highest mountain in Borneo and Malaysia. With an elevation of 4,095 metres, it is the third-highest peak of an island…
Signal Hill Observatory Tower
Surrounded by a forest, this elevated observatory offers great views of Kota Kinabalu and adjacent islands.
D Waterfront
If you are looking for a place to walk or watch sunset, head for this waterfront. There are also many busy bars and restaurants around.
E Kipungit Waterfall
Small, accessible waterfall located within the Poring area of Kinabalu Park, featuring a shallow pool suitable for wading.
F Gunung Silam
Coastal mountain near Lahad Datu reaching 884 meters. It is known for its unique ultramafic soil and features the Tower of Heaven observation deck.
Viewpoint of Mt Kinabalu (Popular)
Highland vantage point in the Kundasang region offering clear views of Mount Kinabalu’s granite peaks.
Great view of Mount Kinabalu
Elevated viewpoint located along the route between Kota Kinabalu and Ranau, providing a wide perspective of the mountain range.
Mount Trus Madi
Malaysia's second-highest peak at 2,642 meters, known for challenging climbing trails and endemic pitcher plant species.
Mount Mostyn
Extinct volcanic peak situated in the Kunak District, characterized by fertile soil and proximity to the region's palm oil plantations.
Gunung Hatton
Forested peak located in the eastern region of Sabah near Lahad Datu.
Gunung Bagahak
Mountain in the Lahad Datu district, reaching an elevation of approximately 770 meters.
Borneo Bayau
Riverside campsite located near the base of the Crocker Range, offering basic facilities for outdoor stays.
Bukit Piton First Class Reserve
A 10,000-hectare forest reserve dedicated to orangutan habitat restoration and reforestation efforts.
Virgin Jungle Reserve
Protected primary forest area designated for the conservation of Sabah's original tropical flora.
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