1. Climb Mount Kinabalu Being the highest summit in Borneo island, standing at 4,095 meters (13,435 feet) Mount Kinabalu is relatively young and still growing at 5 mm a year. The natives of Sabah believes that the mountain is the sacred resting ground of the...Read More
Imagine a world untouched by civilization, a place so primordial and pristine it is dominated only by the forces of mother nature. At 43,800 hectares, this is Sabah’s largest protected lowland rainforest, Danum Valley Conservation Area a prime spot to experience Borneo’s wild side. This 438...Read More
Sometimes we all need a little break, especially when the urban sprawl gets too much. Here are our top 5 getaways—from colourful coral reefs to lush rainforests, specially put together by us for those looking to escape from all the rush and trudge of city...Read More
Tabin Wildlife is located approximately 1 ½ hour drive from the Lahad Datu Airport, which is accessible via land or air from Kota Kinabalu City. With an area of 112,000 hectare reserve Tabin home to the rarest and endangered mammals to be found the Sumatran...Read More
Pulau Tiga is one of a group of small secluded islands off the western coast of Sabah, which became well known through the first Survivor television series and since then dubbed the name ‘Survivor Island’. It is said that the island has been formed by...Read More
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