Kinabalu Geopark, located in the heart of Sabah, Malaysia, encompasses the stunning Mount Kinabalu and its surrounding areas. Recognized for its geological significance and rich biodiversity, the geopark is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site designated for Mount Kinabalu Park.
Highlights:
- UNESCO World Heritage Site: Home to the iconic Mount Kinabalu and a diverse range of ecosystems, including rugged mountains, lush rainforests, and unique plant species.
- Diverse Flora and Fauna: Experience the cool montane climate and discover endemic species like the Rafflesia and various orchids.
- Cultural Experiences: Engage with local indigenous communities and learn about their deep cultural ties to the land.
Experiences:
- Low’s Peak Summit Hike: An overnight hike to Mount Kinabalu’s summit at 4,095 meters, where you can witness a breathtaking sunrise from the highest peak between New Guinea and the Himalayas.
- Kiau Village Visit: For a gentler alternative, hike Mount Nuluh Lingion or explore the traditional Dusun village at the foothills of Mount Kinabalu with fantastic mountain views.
- Birdwatching and Nature Walks: Explore a variety of trails, birdwatching opportunities, and montane ecosystems with diverse wildlife.
Contact Tour East Malaysia for more information.
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