KINABALU
NATIONAL PARK
Malaysia’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site, Kinabalu National Park is a natural treasure where lush rainforests, cool mountain air, and incredible biodiversity come together. At its heart towers Mount Kinabalu, the highest peak in Borneo, drawing adventurers and nature lovers from around the world. Beyond its famous summit, the park offers a sanctuary of rare plants, wildlife, and walking trails that make it one of Sabah’s most cherished destinations.
Things to discover
This World Heritage Site spans four climatic zones, housing an impressive inventory of Bornean flora.
Wander the misty trails to discover botanical wonders, including rare, endemic orchids and pitcher plants.
The dramatic 4,095m granite pinnacle offers the region’s ultimate altitudinal pilgrimage and stunning vistas.
An essential destination for avifauna, providing privileged access to endemic bird species in the upper-montane forest.
Where to Stay
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Mountain Valley Resort
Mountain Valley Resort is the newest boutique lodging at Tenompok, nestled 1200m high in the Mount Kinabalu foothills. It offers a unique blend of luxury, seclusion, and stunning views, serving as a cool, tranquil escape. As the region’s first eco-tourism project, the resort is dedicated to uplifting the Bundu Tuhan community while providing a creative, high-quality alternative to typical area accommodation.
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Sutera Sanctuary Lodge
Sutera Sanctuary Lodges offer a unique retreat right at the heart of Kinabalu Park. These cozy, alpine-style chalets serve as a direct gateway to the mountainous forest, providing a warm escape with easy access to trails right outside your door. It’s the perfect starting point for your next trekking adventure.
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