Interesting Photo Of Mount Kinabalu At Kundasang, Sabah

Posted on Apr 16, 2009 under Mount Kinabalu, Scenery | No Comment

Come and view the remarkable Mount Kinabalu at Kundasang, Sabah, Malaysia. Those who have been here (Kundasang, Sabah) might found it memorable and familiar. But for those who are planning to visit Sabah in your next vacation, I wish I could convey the scenery through these humble photographs.

Again, enjoy the photo while cherish the treasure of the majestic Mount Kinabalu!

 

 

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Photo At Tempurung Seaside Lodge

Posted on Mar 23, 2009 under Honeymoon, Scenery | No Comment

These photos were taken at Tempurung Seaside Lodge. The amazing place was also spelled out as the Mirror of Paradise by some tourists who visited or having their exhilarating and romantic honeymoon here.

Enjoy the photo…

To find out more info about Tempurung Seaside Lodge, visit my previous post here.

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Beijing Open-Air Buffet BBQ Steamboat

Posted on Mar 21, 2009 under Food | 2 Comments

What kind of food do you prefer? Do you like steamboat cuisine? If you are around Kota Kinabalu, why not make your way or dine at Beijing Open-Air Buffet BBQ Steamboat? This fantastic restaurant is actually sited at Taman Tun Fuad, Bukit Padang, Kota Kinabalu.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Since it’s a buffet style, you can eat everything and as much as you can, but remember not to waste any food. There served plenty and variety types of appetizers and appropriate food for all kinds of religious, races and ages.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

They charge RM 30 per person and you can make early reservation by contacting Kg. Nelayan Restaurant at 088-231003 or just come when you feel like eating BBQ steamboat. They open daily from 6.30pm to 11.00pm. It’s a very suitable place for family and friends gathering.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Don’t forget to empty your stomach!

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Photo Of Klias Wetland, Sabah

Posted on Mar 19, 2009 under Scenery, Tourist Attraction | 2 Comments

Check out these interesting photos which were taken at Klias Wetland.

Nice scenery huh? Why not make your way to Klias Wetland with your beloved family. Feel free to browse my previous articles for other attractive places.

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Transportation To Kinabalu Park, Kundasang, Ranau

Posted on Mar 11, 2009 under Tips | No Comment

I always promote the magnificent Mount Kinabalu and its breathtaking scenery to those who visited Sabah or even to our local folks here but I never specify in details (in case people don’t know) on how to reach this wonderful place. There are several alternatives to reach this region and it’s up to your preferences.

By Car
Drive your own car (or rented car). Don’t forget to fill-up your gas and the most important thing is, make sure that the vehicle is in good condition. Equip yourself with a map which you can get it free from the Tourist Information Centre (Sabah Tourism or Tourism Malaysia). Drive approx. 36 km from Kota Kinabalu (KK) to Tamparuli Roundabout. From Tamparuli Roundabout, take the 12 o’clock direction and drive another 52 km mountainous route to arrive Kinabalu Park. You will get to Kundasang Township if you keep on driving another 6 km from Kinabalu Park. Ranau Town is 15 km away from Kundasang Township.

By Bus or Taxi
The Bus and taxi terminal is located at Padang Bandaran, Jalan Padang or next to the King Park Hotel. In front of the bus and taxi terminal are Kota Kinabalu City Centre Hall, State Library, Cinema and many other concrete buildings.

Travel Operator
If you are attached with any travel operator, you don’t have to worry with your route. All you have to do is tell them your desire and they will tailor make you wishes. You just have to pay their fees and enjoy the whole trip.

Note: Tourism Malaysia is located at Api-api Centre, Kota Kinabalu next to the Centre Point Shopping Complex. Meanwhile, Sabah Tourism Board is at Gaya Street, Kota Kinabalu. Visit these offices to get more attractive info about Sabah, The Land Below The Wind.

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1 Week Itinerary In Sabah

Posted on Mar 08, 2009 under Itinerary | No Comment


You only have 1 week or 7 precious days in Sabah. Where should you go?

Day 1 – Arrive at Kota KInabalu International Airport (KKIA) or other terminal which located in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah. Visit Monsopiad Cultural Village or also known as the House Of Skulls in Penampang district. It’s only about 12km away from Kota Kinabalu (KK). This unique place symbolizes the authenticity of the Sabah local folks.

Day 2 – Set off to Kundasang region located in Ranau district, approx. 2 hours drive from KK. Visit the magnificent Mount Kinabalu at National Park (the entrance gate for the mount climbers), Kundasang War Memorial (the memorial site for the infamous death march during World War II), and Poring Hot Spring which is approx. 40 minutes drive from National Park. Stay a night at Kundasang or Poring.

Day 3 and 4 – Depart to Sandakan district approx. 220 km from Ranau town. There are several places of interest in Sandakan region including Agnes Keith House, The English Tea House and Restaurant, Sandakan War Memorial Park, Stairs with 100 steps, Puu Jih Shi Buddist Temple, Sandakan Crocodile Farm, Sepilok Orang Utan Rehabilitation Centre, Turtle Islands Park, Labuk Bay Proboscis Monkey, Gomantong Cave and many other remarkable places. Stay at least 2 nights in Sandakan.

Day 5 – Back to KK from Sandakan approx. 330 km from Sandakan Town. Now, visit the beautiful Tip Of Borneo (at Kudat district) approx. 2-3 hours drive from KK. Stay a night at the Rungus Longhouse, Kg. Bavanggazo and experience the genuineness of the Kudat’s culture.

Day 6 – Before heading back to KK from Kudat, drop by at Kg. Sumangkap the Gong Making village and Kg. Gombizau the Honey Bee Farm. In KK, visit our shopping complex or proceed to the Tunku Abdul Rahman’s Park (there are 5 islands but choose only 1 of them), try out our local delicacies and settle down after an exhausted journey.

Day 7 – Pack up your stuff and ready to go. Or, you could still go for a quick outing. Visit the Sabah State Museum approx. 3-5 km from KK City Centre.

Remember, these are only illustrations. You shall booked in advance if any reservation needed especially on the accommodation issue. Please also plan wisely on your transportation if you travel by yourself and not attached with any travel operator. We have several types of public transport such as bus, taxi as well as car for rent.

If you follow the above itinerary, you have actually visited half of the Sabah State including 5 districts or region namely Penampang, Ranau, Sandakan, Kudat and Kota Kinabalu City Centre. Plan you trip wisely in order to get the most favorable result and cost efficiency. Again, welcome and enjoy your precious moments in Sabah!

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