Kota Kinabalu Travel Guide

 ladymariah Says:  I am honoured to be one of the passengers at the re-launching of North Borneo Railway this morning.The North Borneo Railway was temporarily closed in September 2005 due to the upgrading works of the railway track by the ministry of transportation, but it continued its... 

 SangAji Says:  Islands off KK offer a refreshing change from the hustle n bustle of city life.The boat trip can be bumpy depending on weather....once there, enjoy the sun, sand, sea n snorkeling...bring along a picnic basket with your favourite food n drinks.... 

 ll_angel86 Says:  You can check my hubpages link to see what I did in Sabah. One idea would be to head up to Mount Kinabalu. You can walk about the national park, make a stop at Kundasang and also try the hot springs at Poring. 

 euzkadi Says:  This Beautiful colonial building that now hosts the Sabah Tourism Office was built in 1916 to house the Printing Office and later the Treasury, Audit Office, Town Board, the District Office and the Attorney General's Office. Is one of the three colonial constructions that... 

 euzkadi Says:  It´s not really a big Chinatown, just a couple of streets, but a good place to wander around, some shops, and restaurants and as in other Malaysian cities always the mix between the modern and the tradition. The Chinatown Main Gate was donated by the Sabah Chinese Chamber of... 

 euzkadi Says:  This clock tower was built in 1905 by Mary Edith Atkinson in memory of her son Francis George Atkinson first District officer of Jesselton, died of 'Borneo fever 'in 1902 at the age of 28. The lights of the clock tower were used as navigation aids by local shipping, and is... 

 Assenczo Says:  Number two activity in Kota Kinabalu in order of importance (for those who are not madly in love with shopping) is snorkelling in search of your next aquarium fish acquisitions. Poor Kota itself is sadly deprived of beaches and the downtown area is dominated by a thriving... 

 Assenczo Says:  Kota Kinabalu has the key component that makes Sabah different and thus attractive to visit – the orang-utan encounters. Here is the time to open a bracket and mention that orang-utans in their semi-wild form are available for viewing in three-four places in the world;... 

 Deng249 Says:  This is just a suggestion on what to do in KK in 5 days.Day 1: Handicraft Market or the local calls it "Pasar Filipin".Sabah Museum. They have a park next to it that has a variety of traditional houses of different ethnic group of Sabah.Dinner: You may want to go check out... 

 footsharks Says:  The food was terrible, The ambience appalling, this restaurant may have been big in the 70, 80's but now its just sadly in need of help and a complete re design and renovation not to mention new management and staff. The staff service is pathetic, the price high for such a... 

 ajackaln Says:  KK is a lovely city but it lacks a vibrant night life ! Even the night clubs there are so quiet and almost empty ! There are several pubs where all the big sea food restaurants are which are fine and have live music, those are the most fun for night life in KK. 

 THLIN Says:  It is always a pleasure to travel on Air Asia, if you are only flying less than 3.5 hours.They offer best food with reasonable price if you compare Air Asia to her competitors in the same area. I would not say they offer the cheapest ticket always, but their do offer lower...