Graphs of Sabah Tourist Statistics
Whenever you plan to start a business, you better base your decision on facts and figures. Sabah is doing quite well as a travel destination (probably not early this year). Some individuals or companies...
Category: Travel
Best things to do in Kinabalu Park
Kinabalu Park (Local Name: Taman Kinabalu) or Kinabalu National Park is the No.1 choice if you ask tour agents what’s the most recommended attraction in Sabah. Standing at 4,095.2 Metres (13,435 Feet) in Kinabalu...
Tun Sakaran Museum
Most tourists who go for an island vacation in Semporna only see 50% of its beauty. To unlock the fascinating heritage and history of Semporna, you may drop by Tun Sakaran Museum (or Muzim...
Pulau Timba-Timba, a Instagram Island
How to show that you are having a great vacation? Sharing beautiful photos of course, and you won’t go wrong with beach. Though Sabah has 394 islands and Timba-Timba Island (or Pulau Timba-Timba) is...
Climbing Mount Nopungguk, the mini Mt. Kinabalu
Mount Kinabalu is not the only mountain in Kinabalu National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This highest mountain of Malaysia has many “sibling” mountains, for example, Mount Tambuyukon (2,642 Metres, 3rd highest mountain...
Hounon Ridge, the most family-friendly camping ground
Sabah has many nice vacation places that are unknown to most people. In this information era, you only need to “unlock” them by using meaningful search words. For example, when I google “camping in...
Climbing Bukit Bongol (Bongol Hill) of Kota Belud
Bukit Bongol (Bongol Hill) is such a photogenic but odd hill. It’s bald and covered by green grasses, like a mountain wearing green fleece. Its name Bongol is originated from the Malay word “Bonggol”,...
Sibuan, the Battleship Island
Going to Sibuan Island is exciting. You will love that dreamy moment while your boat is slowly gliding on different shades of blue sea toward the island, the water changes from dark to light...
