Lahad Datu Travel Guide

 adr06 Says:  Wanna enjoy the feeling of being among those jungle inhibitants? Well, come and visit 2 great place in Lahad Datu, Danum Valley and Tabin Wildlife. Perhaps among those established tourism site in Sabah, Malaysia, these 2 locations are among the least famous, arguably.because... 

 DSwede Says:  Lahad Datu is not a resort or prime destination for most travelers, therefore the accommodation that is there is modest but perfectly adequate.Silam Dynasty Hotel had friendly staff that courteously answered our questions and made a few phone calls to assist in our... 

 DSwede Says:  This restaurant is very convenient since it is in the center of town, within walking distance of nearly everything. There is the ground floor with open air seating and an upstairs with air conditioning. They even offer free WiFi so you can catch up with your emails while you... 

 DSwede Says:  About ~80km from Lahad Datu is Danum Valley Park that has an eco-lodge. While most information and brochures says that this is accessible by car from Lahad Datu, this is only partially true.Please note that you are not allowed to drive to Danum Valley, nor its lodge. Even... 

 DSwede Says:  About ~30km east of Lahad Datu is Tabin Wildlife Reserve that has an eco-lodge. You can drive here yourself, but if you wish to see anything other than the eco-lodge, you will be unfortunate. There is a daily 10am walking tour that will take you to the mud volcanoes, where... 

 DSwede Says:  Located 50km north of Lahad Datu or 107km south of Sandakan, the Archeological Museum is really only accessible if you have your own transportation. The museum is located immediately on the highway connecting Lahad Datu and Sandakan.The Museum is run by the same management...