— What You Can Expect —
Treat yourself to an exciting getaway from Kota Kinabalu and go explore the best spots in Kundasang on this day tour.
Go on an ATV adventure at ATV Kundasang Adventure. Explore Kundasang on an ATV (all-terrain vehicle), rambling through kampung (village) cottages while observing how the locals live. The cool mountain air, scenic views and friendly greeting from the friendly locals will enhance your experience.
Get a panoramic view of Mount Kinabau at Nabalu Town. Try local tropical fruits, grab some snacks, and shop for traditional handmade souvenirs at this local market.
Gaze upon the majestic views of Mount Kinabalu as you walk along the many trails of Kinabalu National Park, Malaysia’s first UNESCO Heritage Site. Step inside the wonderful botanical garden. Discover the different flora uniquely found in Sabah as you embrace the beauty of nature.
See why Desa Cattle Dairy Farm is one of the most popular attractions in Kundasang. Admire the scenic green landscape with fantastic views of Mount Kinabalu. Taste why Desa Cattle Dairy Farm is also known as the “Little New Zealand” of Sabah when you try the fresh dairy products. Experience a feeding session at the pens!
-Post-COVID Travel Announcements-
Mandatory Temperature Checking:
- Each tourist attraction requires mandatory temperature checking and recording of attendance before entering the premises. Depending on the number of individuals present, this may require some waiting. Please be patient
Kinabalu National Park:
- The opening hours of Kinabalu Park and Botanical Garden for visitors are now 8:00 am-3:00 pm daily
- No personal or company vehicles are allowed to drive around Kinabalu Park until further notice. It is compulsory to use the Sabah Parks' official transport (KOKTAS) for any transfers within Kinabalu Park. Please expect some waiting time due to a limited number of KOKTAS vehicles
Nabalu Market:
- Most of the local stalls in Nabalu Market are temporarily closed until further notice
- The Nabalu viewing platform has been temporarily closed to visitors until further notice