| Transportation method | Hotel transfer |
| Tour types | Guided tour |
| Additional service & facility | Transfer included |
| Sightseeing type | Natural sights, Temples & shrines |
| 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
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 and to be paid directly to the driver
This is a shared tour. Please arrive promptly and wait patiently at your hotel lobby for pick-up. The exact pick-up time is dependent on the hotel's location. Refunds will not be granted to transfers missed due to personal reasons
Travelers will be informed of the exact pick-up time after booking. Please refer to your voucher for details
Sunset viewing conditions are dependent on the weather
The ideal time to visit Kokol Hill for breathtaking sunset views is in the late afternoon, generally between 4:00 PM and 6:00 PM. This allows ample time to arrive, find a comfortable spot, and witness the sky transform with vibrant colors as the sun dips below the horizon, offering picturesque photo opportunities.
From Kokol Hill, visitors can enjoy panoramic vistas of Kota Kinabalu city, the surrounding islands, and the vast South China Sea. The elevation provides a unique perspective, especially during sunset when the sky's changing hues beautifully complement the urban landscape and natural surroundings, making it a favorite spot for photography.
Kokol Hill's primary highlight is its stunning sunset scenery, offering a serene escape from the city's hustle and bustle. The cooler, fresher air at this altitude provides a refreshing experience. It's highly valued for its tranquil atmosphere and exceptional photographic opportunities of the landscape, especially the captivating blend of urban and natural beauty during dusk.
Kokol Hill is primarily known for its natural beauty and strategic location, offering expansive views of Kota Kinabalu and the coast. While not widely documented for specific historical events in a traditional sense, its significance lies in being a cherished local viewpoint and a popular destination for leisure and appreciating Sabah's natural landscape, particularly its memorable sunsets.
The UMS Pink Mosque, officially known as Masjid Universiti Malaysia Sabah, is distinctive for its striking pink exterior, a prominent feature that sets it apart. Its design often blends traditional Islamic architectural elements with modern aesthetics, contributing to its unique visual appeal and making it a notable landmark within the Universiti Malaysia Sabah campus.
Exploring the UMS Pink Mosque offers insights into contemporary Islamic architecture and the role of religious institutions within an educational setting in Malaysia. Visitors can observe local Muslim practices and appreciate the mosque's design as a symbol of Islamic culture in Sabah, understanding its function as both a place of worship and an architectural marvel.
Yes, the tour provides convenient transportation services. It includes hotel pick-up and drop-off at your place of residence in downtown Kota Kinabalu, ensuring a hassle-free journey to and from both Kokol Hill and the UMS Pink Mosque.
During the visit, the expert English-speaking guide enhances the experience by providing valuable insights into the local culture and history of the region. They offer commentary on the significance of Kokol Hill and the UMS Pink Mosque, facilitate smooth logistics, and help visitors immerse themselves in the local environment and its unique characteristics.