| Tour Type | Shared tour |
| Transportation method | Hotel transfer |
| Meal arrangement | Lunch included |
| Sightseeing type | Natural sights, Traditional markets, Forest bathing, Eco-tourism |
| Transport | Charter car |
If you require a Japanese guide, please inform us 8–14 days in advance. An additional fee of RM300 will be charged for each tour guide, to be paid directly on-site
Expect delays on tour itinerary during Lunar New Year
Expect shortage of Chinese tour guides during Lunar New Year
Transfers to or from hotels located in Tuaran will incur the following fees: 1–3 people: RM15/person; 4 or more: RM10/person. Transfers to or from hotels located in Kinarut will incur the following fee: 1–6 people: RM30/person; 7 or more: RM15/person (all fees are one-way, to be paid directly to the driver
Itinerary is subject to changes due to traffic or other unexpected conditions
Due to the rain season and road maintenance at Telipok & Sepanggar, the return time may delay for 45 min - 1 hour, we commend you to not plan any activities after this tour.
Vegetarian food is available, please remark your request for supplier to prepare.
The park's main draw is Mount Kinabalu, the highest peak in Southeast Asia. Beyond the mountain, visitors can explore the Kinabalu Botanical Garden, home to many endemic plant species. The park also features various walking trails suitable for different fitness levels, offering opportunities to spot diverse wildlife and enjoy stunning natural landscapes.
At Kinabalu National Park, you can enjoy nature walks and explore the botanical gardens. At Poring Hot Spring, a highlight is soaking your feet in the therapeutic sulfuric mineral baths. Adventurous visitors can also experience the thrilling canopy walkway, suspended high above the forest floor, offering a unique perspective of the rainforest.
At Nabalu Handicraft Centre, you can browse local handicrafts and souvenirs, often enjoying panoramic views of Mount Kinabalu from a distance. Poring Hot Spring offers natural hot spring pools for relaxation and the exhilarating canopy walkway for aerial views. Nearby, you might also find opportunities to see Rafflesia flowers in bloom, depending on the season.
A full day is generally recommended to experience both Kinabalu National Park and Poring Hot Spring thoroughly. This allows ample time for appreciating Mount Kinabalu's views, taking a leisurely soak in the hot springs, enjoying the canopy walk, and visiting the Nabalu Handicraft Centre without feeling rushed.
The most convenient way to reach Kinabalu National Park from Kota Kinabalu is by booking a shared day tour which often includes round-trip transfers. Alternatively, you can hire a private taxi or car. Public transportation like local buses is less frequent and might require transfers, making organized tours a more direct option.
Yes, many day tours to Kinabalu National Park and Poring Hot Spring include lunch as part of the itinerary, often featuring delicious local delicacies. There are also local eateries and cafes near the park headquarters and Poring Hot Spring area where visitors can purchase food and drinks.
The canopy walk at Poring Hot Spring involves traversing suspended bridges high above the rainforest floor, offering a unique vantage point of the jungle ecosystem. It provides an exhilarating experience with breathtaking views of the lush greenery and wildlife below, giving you a fresh perspective on the tropical environment.