11 September

๐ŸŒด 50 BEST PLACES TO VISIT IN SABAH, MALAYSIA

Sabah, located on the northern part of Borneo, is a paradise of towering mountains, stunning islands, rich cultures, and exotic wildlife. Known as the “Land Below the Wind,” Sabah offers an incredible mix of adventure, relaxation, and heritage.

Here are 50 amazing places you must visit in Sabah.


๐Ÿž️ Mountains & Highlands

  1. Mount Kinabalu – Malaysia’s highest peak and a UNESCO World Heritage site.
  2. Kinabalu Park – Famous for rare orchids and cool highland weather.
  3. Kundasang – Often called the “New Zealand of Borneo” with vegetable farms and mountain views.
  4. Desa Dairy Farm – Scenic dairy farm with cows and fresh milk.
  5. Crocker Range National Park – Rich rainforest with hiking trails.
  6. Tambunan – Known for paddy fields and bamboo forests.
  7. Tenom Agriculture Park – A botanical garden showcasing tropical plants.
  8. Ranau Hot Springs (Poring) – Relax in hot sulfur springs after hiking.
  9. Maragang Hill – A scenic hike with sunrise views of Mount Kinabalu.
  10. Trus Madi Mountain – Sabah’s second-highest mountain, great for adventurous climbers.

๐Ÿ️ Islands & Beaches

  1. Sipadan Island – World-renowned diving site with rich marine life.
  2. Mabul Island – Beautiful resorts and diving paradise.
  3. Kapalai Island – A luxury water bungalow getaway.
  4. Mataking Island – Known for its “underwater post office.”
  5. Pom Pom Island – White sand beaches and turtle conservation.
  6. Bohey Dulang Island – A volcanic island with breathtaking lagoon views.
  7. Mantabuan Island – A quiet island for snorkeling and diving.
  8. Sibuan Island – A favorite for underwater photographers.
  9. Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park – Island-hopping from Kota Kinabalu (Manukan, Sapi, Gaya, Mamutik, Sulug).
  10. Pulau Tiga (Survivor Island) – Famous for its mud volcanoes and the TV show “Survivor.”

๐ŸŒณ Nature & Wildlife

  1. Kinabatangan River – Spot proboscis monkeys, pygmy elephants, and hornbills.
  2. Danum Valley Conservation Area – A pristine rainforest with rare wildlife.
  3. Tabin Wildlife Reserve – Great for birdwatching and wildlife tours.
  4. Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre – Famous sanctuary for orphaned orangutans.
  5. Bornean Sun Bear Conservation Centre – Home to the world’s smallest bear.
  6. Labuk Bay Proboscis Monkey Sanctuary – Watch the unique long-nosed monkeys.
  7. Tawau Hills Park – Waterfalls, hot springs, and lush rainforest.
  8. Imbak Canyon – Known as the “Lost World of Sabah.”
  9. Maliau Basin (Sabah’s Lost World) – A remote rainforest with stunning biodiversity.
  10. Klias Wetlands – Famous for fireflies and river cruises.

๐Ÿ™️ Cities & Cultural Landmarks

  1. Kota Kinabalu City Mosque (Floating Mosque) – Stunning mosque by the sea.
  2. Signal Hill Observatory Platform (KK) – Panoramic city views.
  3. Atkinson Clock Tower (KK) – One of the oldest standing structures.
  4. Sabah State Museum (KK) – Showcasing Sabah’s diverse heritage.
  5. Sabah Art Gallery (KK) – Contemporary and traditional art.
  6. Filipino Market (KK) – Souvenirs, pearls, and local food.
  7. Jesselton Point (KK) – Ferry terminal with shops and restaurants.
  8. Tun Mustapha Tower (KK) – Iconic glass building by the sea.
  9. Sandakan Memorial Park – Honoring WWII history.
  10. Agnes Keith House (Sandakan) – Historic colonial home with heritage exhibits.

๐ŸŒฟ Countryside & Hidden Gems

  1. Kota Belud – Known for traditional tamu markets and Bajau horsemen.
  2. Kota Marudu – Scenic rice fields and rural charm.
  3. Beaufort – River cruises and wildlife spotting.
  4. Sipitang – Coastal town known for traditional festivals.
  5. Pitas – Quiet beaches and fishing villages.
  6. Semporna – Gateway to island-hopping adventures.
  7. Kunak – Known for palm oil plantations and fishing.
  8. Beluran – Rich mangroves and eco-tourism potential.
  9. Lahad Datu – Entry point to Danum Valley and Tabin Reserve.
  10. Menumbok – Gateway town to Labuan Island.

✨ Final Thoughts

Sabah is truly a land of wonders — from climbing Mount Kinabalu to diving at Sipadan, watching orangutans in Sepilok, or relaxing in Kundasang’s cool highlands. Whether you’re an adventurer, a nature lover, or a cultural explorer, Sabah promises unforgettable experiences.

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