Sabah Travel Guide

Why do visitors come to East Malaysia and the province of Sabah? No doubt. The reason can be find in the flora and fauna of this region. Just offshore from the capital, Kota Kinabalu, the huge Tunku Abdul Rahman National Park (4929 hectares) is made up of the islands of Gaya, Mamutik, Manukan, Sapi and Sulug. The islands have some of the best beaches in Borneo and wildlife varies from monkeys and bearded pigs to corals and tropical marine life. Furthermore Mount Kinabalu is one of Sabah's most interesting sights. This mountain is rather easy to climb and allow some great views from the top. Go and see the sunset.