The state of Sabah di Bawah Bayu
Borneo Elephant Sanctuary Nestled deep within the heart of Sabah’s Kinabatangan Wildlife Sanctuary lies a haven of hope—Borneo Elephant Sanctuary (BES). Home to the endangered and gentle Bornean elephants, this sanctuary is not just a place—it’s a mission to rescue, rehabilitate, and reconnect nature’s giants to the wild. Explore how BES is changing lives, one […]
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Bornean Sun Bear Conservation Centre Discover the untold story of the world’s smallest bear and how you can help save them from extinction—all while enjoying a once-in-a-lifetime wildlife experience in Sabah. This isn’t just eco-tourism—it’s a mission with heart. Plan Your Visit, Protect a Species Sabah’s Bornean Sun Bear Conservation Centre (BSBCC) offers more than
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Tunku Abdul Rahman Park, Sabah Escape to Sabah’s iconic island sanctuary—Tunku Abdul Rahman Park. Just minutes from Kota Kinabalu, this tropical marine haven offers crystal-clear waters, vibrant coral reefs, and five unique islands perfect for diving, beach days, jungle trekking, and unforgettable getaways. Introduction Nestled just 3 kilometers off the shores of Kota Kinabalu, Tunku
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Sipadan Island, Sabah Explore the breathtaking wonders of Sipadan Island, Malaysia’s only oceanic island and one of the world’s top diving destinations. Home to vibrant coral reefs, swirling barracudas, sea turtles, and over 3,000 marine species, this protected marine park offers a once-in-a-lifetime underwater experience for certified divers. Plan your dream dive today and uncover
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Mount Trus Madi If Mount Kinabalu is the crown, Mount Trus Madi is the challenge. Rising to 2,642 meters above sea level, this rugged peak in Sabah rewards daring hikers with unfiltered beauty, rare flora, and panoramic views of Kinabalu itself—if you’re lucky at sunrise. Looking for a more remote, raw, and wild climb? Trus
Tambunan Rafflesia Reserve, Sabah Just an hour’s drive from Kota Kinabalu, Tambunan Rafflesia Reserve offers an extraordinary trek into Sabah’s rainforest to witness the rare and massive Rafflesia flower—one of the largest and most unique blooms on Earth. With its captivating jungle trails, fascinating biodiversity, and the unforgettable chance to spot the elusive “corpse flower,”
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Kionsom Waterfall, Sabah Need a quick escape from Kota Kinabalu’s bustle? Tucked just 20 KM away, Kionsom Waterfall (also known as Kiansom) offers seven cascading waterfalls, jungle trails, rare flora, and cool shaded pools perfect for weekend retreats. Whether you’re looking to picnic, swim, or explore Sabah’s lush greenery, this beloved nature spot hits all
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Mahua Waterfall, Sabah Ready to uncover one of Sabah’s best-kept nature secrets? Nestled in the heart of Crocker Range National Park, Mahua Waterfall is a natural wonder just 1.5 hours from Kota Kinabalu that delivers lush rainforest vibes, easy jungle trekking, and a thundering 17-meter cascade. Whether you’re a nature lover, hiker, photographer or weekend
Crocker Range National Park Nestled on the West Coast of Sabah, Crocker Range National Park is more than Malaysia’s largest park—it’s a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, an eco-adventure hub, a conservation success story, and a healing escape for outdoor lovers. From rafting wild rivers to spotting the rare Rafflesia and camping beneath montane skies, this protected
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Danum Valley Conservation Area Experience the untouched wonder of Danum Valley, a 130-million-year-old rainforest sanctuary tucked deep in Sabah, Malaysia. This premier conservation area is a haven for exotic species, towering trees, cascading waterfalls, and once-in-a-lifetime wildlife encounters. Plan your escape into nature’s finest sanctuary—where no logging exists and adventure, discovery, and serenity await. Why
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