A brief sunset tour allows you to experience the capital of Kota Kinabalu by evening and night.

Time to cycle! Before that, enjoy comforting and refreshing visuals of paddy fields from the car and perhaps hop off for some traditional local food sold by the villagers...

Getting to the foothills of Mount Kinabalu at 5,000ft, requires a 2-hour overland (88km) ride...

To naturalists, nature lovers, botanists, biologists, bird watchers, trekkers, mountain climbers and the ordinary you and me, images of Kinabalu Park and its crown jewel, Mount Kinabalu evoke much awe and amour.

The Monsopiad head-hunters, most feared and revered warriors of the Kadazandusun tribe are now brought back to life, so to speak, as the later generations set up this Monsopiad cultural village to remember their forefather.

If you want to test the waters (literally!) in white water rafting, then try the Kiulu rapids which is only 8 kilometres in distance and rates a Grade 1-2 in rafting terms.

This river offers a more heart-pounding experience, one recommended for the more adventurous rafter and a challenge for anyone looking for an adrenaline rush...

Gataway from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and unwind at a hidden jewel on Pulau Gaya. The Bunga Raya Island Resort & Spa lies hidden among forest vegetation and is crowned by a 1 KM fine sand beach. Enjoy cool ocean breeze as you sip your drink under shady island trees and enjoy your lunch at Pantai Grill. Discover the wonders of the South China Sea by snorkeling or kayaking.

Take a chance on the southwestern part of Sabah and widen your perspectives at Gerama River about 2 hours away from the city.

Depart early morning for a 3 hour long journey to the Northern area of Sabah. Arrive first at Matunggung Village before proceeding to Gombizou Village to visit the Honey Bee Farm