Where To Go in Sabah

Welcome to Rumah Terbalik! Hello peeps! I'm going to share a little bit information about this unique place to visit. Rumah Terbalik is the first upside-down house in Malaysia. This building is situated along the main highway leading to Mount Kinabalu, Kiulu River rafting and all the districts on the east coast of Sabah such as (Sandakan, Lahad Datu, Semporna and Tawau) in Kampung Telibong, Batu 21, Jalan Telibong, Tamparuli, district of Tuaran. The Entrance Door of Rumah Terbalik Today, you will be able to view a traditional Sabah kampung house fully equipped with kitchen, living room, bedrooms, toilet, veranda and garden in a new perspective – upside down! The upside-down kampung house is designed for all ages, nationalities and it’s wheelchair friendly. As parts of the Tuaran Craft Villages, you’ll also be able to browse in our well stocked gift shop like Tamu. Should you need to answer your nature call, please stop by our garden toilet! A visit to the...

New Zealand in Sabah Hi! The next place that I would like to write is called Desa Cattle Dairy Farm. It was located at the foothill of Mount Kinabalu, Desa Cattle Dairy Farm offers one of the most amazing scenery one could envision. Often chosen as a wedding photography destination, with the majestic Mount Kinabalu overlooking beautiful green pastures, the scenery is breathtaking, not forgetting the cool breeze that Kundasang has to offer. The real attraction here is the cattle farm, producing about 900,00 litres of milk per year. The farm is 199 hectars and most of the milking cows are fresh, the highest milk producers of all cattle breeds. Fresh Chocolate Milk at Desa Dairy Farm Sabah It is an ideal destination for the whole family, where there are activities such as feeding the calves with bottled milk, feeding goats with grass, how milk is processed as well as the milking process are available for all. If you have ever wondered how milk is made, Desa Cattle Far...

Bukit Tengkorak Hi Everyone! Have you heard about Bukit Tengkorak? Semporna town is Sabah’s gateway to world-class dive sites such as Sipadan.  Every year ten of thousand of tourists come to Semporna, but most head straight to the islands and never visit Bukit Tengkorak (literally means Skull Hill), without knowing that they miss an attraction which is an ancient volcanic rim and the largest pottery making site in Southeast Asia during the Neolithic period. From its top, you also can enjoy a breathtaking view of Semporna and its islands. The admission is FREE, but you need to register before entering the archaeological heritage site. Reference: SabahMuseumOfficialWebsite, (2018, July 5). Bukit Tengkorak Archaeological Sites, Semporna. Retrived from   http://www.museum.sabah.gov.my/?q=content/bukit-tengkorak-archaeological-sites-semporna

Tanjung Simpang Mengayau Hello you all! I just want to tell you guys that Borneo is the 3rd largest island in the world, and its northern-most tip is the meeting point of two big oceans, South China Sea and Sulu Sea. The Tip of Borneo is located in Kudat district and one of the most popular attractions in Sabah. The scenery is delightful but you may not know where you stand was used to be a watch-point for pirate invasion hundreds of years ago. That’s why the Tip of Borneo is also known as Tanjung Simpang Mengayau, which means the junction to the battle at the tip (in Rungus language). Though most tourists doesn’t know the historical background here, they still love the scenic countryside, open sea and sandy beach at the Tip of Borneo. The best thing is – the entry is FREE. Landmark - The Tip of Borneo (Tanjung Simpang Mengayau) If you are worry about the accommodation, you can book online before you go there. This is because, it will offer you the best hotel with th...

Highest Peak of Mount Kinabalu Hi Peeps! If you're tight on time, then the best way to experience Sabah's numerous offerings - from mighty Mount Kinabalu to the Sipadan coral reefs and the Sepilok Orang Utan Rehabilitation Centre is to participate in a tour. The Mount Kinabalu Summit limb allows you to ascend Malaysia's highhest peak, Mount Kinabalu, the trip can be pretty grueling yet Sabah's star attraction is well worth the effort. If you're looking for gravity-defying challenges then the mountain climbing itinerary below is sure to sate your adrenaline craving. Experienced guides will steer you across the Crocker Range, you'll also be able to nature trek through Kinabalu Park and soak in the sulfurous waters of the Poring Hot Springs.  This heart-pounding, two-day adventure is a trip you won't soon forget. Start out your journey through the Upper Montane Forest then stop for lunch along the trail and make your way to Lahad Datu before...

Manukan Island Hello guys! I'm so excited to tell that one of the five stunning island that make up the Tunku Abdul Rahman Park, the boomerang-shaped Manukan Island is the second largest island within the park, with excellent stretches of beaches and a good trail systemm around the island. With crystal-clear waters and a colorful marine life, this island is an excellent venue for all kinds of water sports. The whole day is yours to enjoy at your leisure, whichever way you prefer either picnicking, snorkeling, scuba diving or just relaxing on the beach. Also included in the package is a sumptuous barbecue lunch by the sea. You also can opt to walk across the island, through its unspoiled rain forest and wetlands, or go for a dive in its waters for an opportunity to examine closely its underwater life. The Colour of Manukan Island's Water Reference: MySabah.com, (2015, April 19). Manukan Island, the most popular Island of Sabah. Retrieved from  http://www.m...

Kota Kinabalu City Mosque Hi Everyone! Kota Kinabalu, East Malaysia's capital city doesn't really seem like typical Borneo; there's not a whole lot of greenery and seaside shanties are few and far between. Yet, Sabah's capital more than makes up for its lack of flora and fauna with a host of tourist attractions that drip with colonial charm and hidden delights. to top it all off, good food, especially fresher than fresh seafood, can be found in abundance here. The Kota Kinabalu City Venture Tour takes you on a journey to explore KK. Start out the day with a pleasant and scenic morning drive. Next, head on out to some of the city's most interesting landmarks including the University Malaysia Sabah, the Sabah Museum , the Sabah State & City Mosque, one of the most prominet architectural buildings in Sabah, as well as the 30 storey Wisma Tun Mustapha. Landmark - I Love KK Otherwise known as the Sabah Foundation Building. The tour wraps up with a br...

Poring Hot Spring Hello Everyone! The Poring Hot Springs happens to be one of the most popular weekend retreats for locals. Part of the kinabalu National Park, the springs are located some 43 kilometres away from park headquaters; this man made attraction is set in the jungle, and the steaming sulfurous waters are channeled into concrete pools and tubs. Some people may find this a welcome respite from the outdoors yet there are others who feel that the ponds are anticlimactic; either way thesprings are indelibly relaxing.  Kinabalu Park This tour takes you on a trek across the mountainous Crocker Range and along the way the view of the rambling hills and blue skies is a sure-fire hit; you can even get a good look at majestic Mount Kinabalu - the tallest Southeast Asian peak. When you arrive at the park, take a guided nature walk down its trails before you end up at the Poring Hot Springs. Ease your tired muscles as you soak in the invigorating waters of the hot sul...

The Orang Utan's Hi guys! Sightings of Orang Utans in the wild are rare, due to their gentle and shy nature. Over the years, they have become an endangered species due to hunting and logging activities.  Welcome To Sepilok! It is with this realisation that the Sepilok Orang Utan Sanctuary was erected, where young, orphaned and captured Orang Utans are rehabilitated before being released back into the wilds. Set in 43 square metres of protected rainforest at edge of Kabili Sepilok Forest Reserve, it is the world's largest Orang Utan centre, giving visitors the opportunity to watch these adorable creatures up close in their natural habitat and a chance to interact with them. Administered by the Wildlife Department of Sabah, this centre also more focuses on educating the public on matters concerning other endangered species. Reference: OrangUtanAppealUK, (n.d). Sepilok Orang Utan Rehabilation Centre.  Retrieved from  https://www.orangutan-appeal....

Gaya & Sapi Island  Hello people! Should you take a trip to the Tunku Abdul Rahman Park, just 15 minutes away by boat fro Kota Kinabalu City. Gaya Island and Sapi Island are two of the five spectacular islands of Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park, with Gaya Island being the biggest - beckoning visitors with an idyllic concoction of sun, sand and sea.  Fun Adventure Both islands are famous for their nature-rich environment, as well as calm crystal-clear water. The whole day is yours to enjoy at your leisure, whichever way you prefer either picnicking, snorkeling, scuba diving or just relaxing on the beach. Also included in the package is a sumptuous barbecue lunch by the sea. You can also opt walk across Gaya Island, through its unspoilt rainforest and wetlands, or go for a dive in its waters for an opportunity to examine closely its underwater life. Do not worry about the cost price for this trip cause it is cheap and already include English-Speaki...