Pick-up from your hotel lobby and depart on a 2 hrs journey to Kinabalu Park Headquarters. Collect your packed lunch.
Proceed to the Sabah Park to assign you a mountain guide and apply for your ID TAG. Remember to wear your ID TAG at all times.
You’ll then be transferred to starting point – Timpohon Gate – where your climb begins! The Timpohon trail will take you through mossy forest of mixed bamboos and tree ferns, Borneo’s most unusual pitcher plants, waterfall and even squirrels, tree shrews and birds that seem so unafraid of climbers.
After approximately 2 – 3 hours climb, you will arrive at Layang-Layang, where the scenic Mesilau Trail meets the Timpohon Trail at 2,740 m. You will take another 2 – 3 hours to descend from Layang-Layang to Timpohon Gate. Arrive at Timpohon Gate and transfer to Kinabalu Park. Transfer to Kota Kinabalu City. Journey takes approx. 2 hrs. Continue reading →

The area around the market town of Tuaran is home to the Dusun tribe. They live spread out in the hills and coastal plains making use of the natural environment for sustenance. They spend their days farming rice, rubber, fruits and coconuts as well as hunting in the forests and fishing from the rivers. They are some of Asia’s most friendly and resourceful people.

Our day ride takes us through the heartland of the Dusun people. We cycle through small riverside villages, jungle plantations and onto the coastal plain where we will end the ride at the Linangkut Cultural Village for a traditional lunch. Forty percent of this ride is on dirt roads and which can be quite rough. For the rest of the ride, we travel on small village roads with very little traffic. There are three hanging bridges to add to the day’s excitement

A support vehicle is nearby at all times should a problem occur. Continue reading →

A quiet secluded and far away from the hustle and bustle of city life you will find a relaxing Kellybay Lagoon. Having its own beach front facing the South China Sea, you can swim and surf with the coming waves and forget all the city troubles or you can go kayaking at the mangrove area and try your fishing skills from the kayak.

Depart from hotel and proceed through a 40 minutes drive through Tuaran countryside located at Kampung Laya-Laya, then a uniquely built ferry which is just like in a “Floating Pondok” ferries across the mangrove river and accompanying by the creaking sounds of insects. 5 minutes later, reach the destination with a feeling of total getaway from hassle of the city life. Continue reading →

The Kinabalu National Park is located in Sabah, approximately an hour and a half drive from the city of Kota Kinabalu. Covering an area of 754 square kilometres, the highest mountain in South East Asia called Mount Kinabalu is located here.This granite mountain is 4093 metres above sea level and is the focal point of this park.

There is an abundance of flora and fauna in this park. The diversity of plant life which has been preserved hundreds of years ago make it a worthwhile visit. Remember to bring along your camera to capture some of the amazing plants such as the pitcher plant and white necklace orchid. There are over 1,200 species of wild orchids which you may have bypassedwithout knowing it.

Pick up from your hotel and transfer for 2 hours drive to Kinabalu Park. On the way to Kundasang, past by small towns and villages until stop by at Nabalu Fruit Market for a break. Upon arrival at the park, enjoy the cool and fresh air of the park. Continue reading →