Kinabalu National Park

The Botanical Garden is open to public from 9:00am to 4:00pm daily. You could also opt for the scheduled guided tours conducted by a Sabah Park’s guide at 9:00am, 12noon and 3:00pm. This is only applicable to the Silau Silau Trail.

Park Information:

Sabah Park
Sabah Parks Main Headquarters
Lot 45 & 46, Level 1-5, Blok H, Signature Office
KK Times Square, Coastal Highway,
88100 Kota Kinabalu
Tel Office : 088-523500
Lemaing Hostel Mount Kinabalu Booking : 088-523531 / 523572
Fax : 088 – 486435 / 486436
E-mail : sabahparks[at]gmail[dot]com / sabahparks[at]sabah[dot]gov[dot]my

Accommodation:
Sutera Sanctuary Lodges,
B-G-09, Block B, Ground Floor,
Lorong Lebuh Sutera, Sembulan,
88100 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia.
Tel: 015-48761800
Fax: 015-48762000
Email: info@suterasanctuarylodges.com
Website: http://www.suterasanctuarylodges.com.my

 

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The Kinabalu Park is Malaysia’s First World Heritage site. The area is approximately 75,370 ha of land which includes parts of 3 districts of Sabah; Ranau, Kota Belud and Kota Marudu. To put into perspective, the park is bigger than Singapore (said some on Google).

Kinabalu Park, houses 2 mountains which are Mt Kinabalu (highest in Malaysia) and Mt Tambayukon (3rd highest). The Mountain is the anchor tourism product in this area. It also serves as a playground for scientists and researchers due to its accolades of: covering 6 types of vegetation zones from lowland rainforest to alpine scrub, hence it was dubbed the center for plant diversity for South East Asia.

The Park offers an abundance in flora and fauna sighting. Here are some things to do:
1. A visit to the Botanical Garden
2. Nature Trails
3. The Summit Trail

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