Located on the third world’s biggest Island, the Borneo, the Sabah is the eastern region of Malaysia. It’s main cities are Kota Kinabalu and Sandakan, both good starting points for excursions in the wild Tropical rainforest of Borneo. Sabah’s main sights are the Sepilok Orang Utan Rehabilitation Centre, Sukau, Gomantong Caves, Kinabatangan River, Tutle Island Park, Tunku Abdul Rahman Park and Mount Kinabalu.
Sandakan
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The city of Sandakan is second-largest Sabah’s city (400.000 inhabitants).
Its locations in the East of the Sabah makes Sandakan the perfect starting point for ecotourism round-trips such...
Kota Kinabalu
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Kota Kinabalu simply known as K.K. and formerly known as Jesselton, is the capital of Sabah (550.000 ihnabitants)....
Kinabatangan River
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A boat trip on the Kinabatangan River is one of the best ways to admire the amazing forest with Borneo’s highest concentrations of wildlife: monkeys, orangutans, elephants,...
Sepilok Jungle Resort
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The spectacular Sepilok Forest Reserve is one of Sabah’s main tourist attractions. Sepilok is celebrated for its Orang-utan Rehabilitation Centre that houses orphaned baby orangutans from illegal...
Gomantong Cave
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The Gomantong Caves are the largest cave system in Sabah, and are home of million swiftlets, bats, birds and insects. The swiftlets' nest are used in China...
