DESA CATTLE DAIRY FARM

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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 Farm is the place for you.

Before leaving, don’t forget to get some souvenirs especially the popular dairy products like Desa Cattle’s milk in a box as well as their ice cream. A visit here is both educational and fun!

Visitors took picture at Desa Dairy Farm

Opening Hours
Open daily, 8am - 5pm.

Getting There
Situated some 100km from Kota Kinabalu, it will take about 2hours 30minutes to 3 hours drive. You can also opt to get a taxi or a bus or even rent a car.

Admission Fee
Malaysian
Adult : RM5.00
Children : RM4.00
Entrance Ticket for an Adult


Reference:

MySabah.com, (2015, March 9). Desa Dairy Farm in Mesilau, Little New Zealand of Sabah. Retrieved from http://www.mysabah.com/wordpress/desa-dairy-farm-in-mesilau-little-new-zealand-of-sabah/

Comments

  1. Unknown18 July 2018 at 06:11

    nice place! hope that my husband can bring me here!

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  2. Unknown19 July 2018 at 06:10

    Wowww susu fresh dari ladang..good

    ReplyDelete

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