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Watch the orangutans at the Sepilok Orang Utan Rehabilitation Centre, a sanctuary and rehabilitation centre for baby orangutan orphans. The centre aims to provide education and awareness on the importance of wildlife conservation to the public. Located in Kabili-Sepilok Forest Reserve, visitors will get the opportunity to observe the rangers feeding the orangutans at the viewing gallery in this centre.
4.5(4,207 reviews)
Mount Kinabalu
Nature
Challenge your stamina at Mount Kinabalu, the highest peak in Southeast Asia. This 4,095.2m mountain located in Kinabalu Park is rich in biodiversity and has four climate zones. The park has over 5,000 flowering plants, 100 species of mammals, and around 326 birds species. Climbing the summit of Mount Kinabalu takes about two to three days depending on a person's stamina and the weather. The Mount Kinabalu International Climbathon dubbed as the World Toughest Mountain Race is held annually at this challenging mountain route.
4.5(1,436 reviews)
Poring Hot Springs
Nature
Head to Poring Hot Springs and rejuvenate yourself at the natural hot springs and experience a canopy walk to view Borneo's rainforest from a 157.8 metres-long suspension bridge. Admire the dainty butterflies at the Butterfly farm, learn about orchids at the orchid conservation centre, and appreciate the beauty of flora at the tropical garden and Rafflesia site.
Discover the rich culture and tradition of Sabah ethnic groups at the Mari Mari Cultural Village. Learn about the traditional houses, costumes, and skills of the Dusun, Rungus, Lundayeh, Bajau, and Murut ethnic groups through various activities and displays.
4.0(1,191 reviews)
Sandakan Rainforest Discovery Centre
Museum
Sandakan Rainforest Discovery Centre is a sprawling rainforest with walking trails and a steel canopy walkway measuring 147m long. Towering dipterocarp trees and more than 250 species of birds can be seen from the canopy walkway. Head to the Plant Discovery Garden to admire over 250 species of orchids, pitcher plants, and aquatic plants.
4.5(972 reviews)
Tunku Abdul Rahman Park
Nature
Tunku Abdul Rahman Park is a vibrant marine park with a cluster of five main islands - Gaya, Sapi, Sulug, Manukan, and Mamutik. While the islands are ideal for day trips, you may spend the night at lodgings available on Gaya and Manukan or camp out at the Sapi and Mamutik islands. Spend time swimming, parasailing, snorkelling or diving at the tropical islands. Take the 250m longest island-to-island zipline from Gaya to Sapi Island.
4.0(804 reviews)
Turtle Islands Park
Nature
Observe the rare and endangered Green and Hawksbill turtle species at Turtle Islands Park. While it has a cluster of three islands, Selingan, Bakungan, and Gulisan Kecil, only the Selingan Island is open to visitors. As day trips are not available, a visit to the Turtle Islands Park will require an overnight stay.
4.5(698 reviews)
Crocker Range Park
Nature
Crocker Range Park, a thriving protected forest is where nature lovers can experience jungle trekking and have an adventurous excursion on four-wheeled drives. Trek to the Rafflesia sites and get a permit from the rangers if you wish to camp here overnight.
4.3(595 reviews)
Lok Kawi Wildlife Park
Nature, Zoos & Aquariums, Outdoor
Take a tour around Lok Kawi Wildlife Park, a zoological and botanical park filled with flora and fauna. Admire the different plant species as you stroll along the walking trails or observe the Borneo pygmy elephants, orangutans, deers, proboscis monkeys, and more at this fun-filled, educational park.
3.5(729 reviews)
North Borneo Railway
Tours
Embark on a nostalgic three hours steam train ride across Sabah's popular and scenic spots at the North Borneo Railway. Pass through the Kinarut, Kawang, and Papar town while experiencing the bygone British era. Enjoy typical tiffin-style meals that are similar to the railway meals served during the British century.
Watch the orangutans at the Sepilok Orang Utan Rehabilitation Centre, a sanctuary and rehabilitation centre for baby orangutan orphans. The centre aims to provide education and awareness on the importance of wildlife conservation to the public. Located in Kabili-Sepilok Forest Reserve, visitors will get the opportunity to observe the rangers feeding the orangutans at the viewing gallery in this centre.
4.5(1,436 reviews)
Mount Kinabalu
Nature
Challenge your stamina at Mount Kinabalu, the highest peak in Southeast Asia. This 4,095.2m mountain located in Kinabalu Park is rich in biodiversity and has four climate zones. The park has over 5,000 flowering plants, 100 species of mammals, and around 326 birds species. Climbing the summit of Mount Kinabalu takes about two to three days depending on a person's stamina and the weather. The Mount Kinabalu International Climbathon dubbed as the World Toughest Mountain Race is held annually at this challenging mountain route.
3.5(1,374 reviews)
Poring Hot Springs
Nature
Head to Poring Hot Springs and rejuvenate yourself at the natural hot springs and experience a canopy walk to view Borneo's rainforest from a 157.8 metres-long suspension bridge. Admire the dainty butterflies at the Butterfly farm, learn about orchids at the orchid conservation centre, and appreciate the beauty of flora at the tropical garden and Rafflesia site.
Discover the rich culture and tradition of Sabah ethnic groups at the Mari Mari Cultural Village. Learn about the traditional houses, costumes, and skills of the Dusun, Rungus, Lundayeh, Bajau, and Murut ethnic groups through various activities and displays.
4.5(972 reviews)
Sandakan Rainforest Discovery Centre
Museum
Sandakan Rainforest Discovery Centre is a sprawling rainforest with walking trails and a steel canopy walkway measuring 147m long. Towering dipterocarp trees and more than 250 species of birds can be seen from the canopy walkway. Head to the Plant Discovery Garden to admire over 250 species of orchids, pitcher plants, and aquatic plants.
4.0(804 reviews)
Tunku Abdul Rahman Park
Nature
Tunku Abdul Rahman Park is a vibrant marine park with a cluster of five main islands - Gaya, Sapi, Sulug, Manukan, and Mamutik. While the islands are ideal for day trips, you may spend the night at lodgings available on Gaya and Manukan or camp out at the Sapi and Mamutik islands. Spend time swimming, parasailing, snorkelling or diving at the tropical islands. Take the 250m longest island-to-island zipline from Gaya to Sapi Island.
4.5(698 reviews)
Turtle Islands Park
Nature
Observe the rare and endangered Green and Hawksbill turtle species at Turtle Islands Park. While it has a cluster of three islands, Selingan, Bakungan, and Gulisan Kecil, only the Selingan Island is open to visitors. As day trips are not available, a visit to the Turtle Islands Park will require an overnight stay.
4.3(595 reviews)
Crocker Range Park
Nature
Crocker Range Park, a thriving protected forest is where nature lovers can experience jungle trekking and have an adventurous excursion on four-wheeled drives. Trek to the Rafflesia sites and get a permit from the rangers if you wish to camp here overnight.
3.5(729 reviews)
Lok Kawi Wildlife Park
Nature, Zoos & Aquariums, Outdoor
Take a tour around Lok Kawi Wildlife Park, a zoological and botanical park filled with flora and fauna. Admire the different plant species as you stroll along the walking trails or observe the Borneo pygmy elephants, orangutans, deers, proboscis monkeys, and more at this fun-filled, educational park.
3.5(646 reviews)
North Borneo Railway
Tours
Embark on a nostalgic three hours steam train ride across Sabah's popular and scenic spots at the North Borneo Railway. Pass through the Kinarut, Kawang, and Papar town while experiencing the bygone British era. Enjoy typical tiffin-style meals that are similar to the railway meals served during the British century.
