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Depart lodge at 7.00 am for Poring Hot Spring, (takes 3hrs road journey) driving pass remote villages with great scenery of the valleys.

Upon arrival, take a quick dip in the hot spring pool which most people believed to possess medicinal effect. Option to trek to the Poring Canopy Walkway to experience life & sight from above tree tops. After that, depart for Kinabalu National Park.

Upon arrival at the Park, lunch at restaurant. After lunch, one can opt to do the many trails or just relax & enjoy the cool weather at the Park. There are over 1000 species of flowers and plants found at Kinabalu Park. Visit the mountain garden or do some nature walks.

Relax until time to depart for Kota Kinabalu in the afternoon and back to the lodge.

Includes:

  • Return transfer Lodge / Poring Hot Spring / Kinabalu Park / Lodge
  • Canopy Walk
  • Lunch at Ranau town
  • Park Entrance Fees

Things to wear/bring: Extra clothing, personal toiletries, suitable trekking shoes, water and sun block.

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    Rasa Ria Resort Orang UtanThe name ‘Orangutan’ comes from the Malay words ‘Orang’, which means ‘Person’, and ‘Hutan’, which means ‘Forest’. So the name orangutan literally means ‘Person of the Forest (Men of the Forest). The orangutan is the largest arboreal animal in the world, which means that it is a tree-climbing animal. It has evolved for life in the trees with both hands and feet being adapted for gripping branches. Although arboreal, male orangutans have been known to spend between 4 and 5 hours on the forest floor. Unlike their close relatives, the chimpanzees and gorillas, orangutans do not live in large social or family groups. Orangutans are serni-solitary animals. Adult males are usually found alone and adult females are generally accompanied by one or two offspring. Adolescent orangutans are the most sociable, spending up to half of their time in small groups (between 2 and 5 individuals).

    Feeding time : 10.00 am and 2.00 pm

    Registration : Half an hour before feeding time

    ** Including of park fees and returns transfer.

    * Remark : Require 1 Day advance booking . ( Limited 50 pax per entry. )

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      KK Water FrontWe will take you for a bird’s eye view of the city from Signal Hill. Visit and shop at our Local Filipino Market which offers varieties of handicrafts, food and beverages. A visit to our most prominent landmark, Sabah State Foundation, 32 Storey Building with its unique design.

      Unravel Sabah’s multi-racial heritage at the state Museum, Mosque, Poh Toh Tse Buddhist Temple, Likas Sports Complex and Tanjung Aru beach.

      Kota Kinabalu, the gateway to the rest of Sabah, is also the State Capital with population of around half a million people.

      Kota Kinabalu, or affectionately known as K.K. is a new vibrant city, developing rapidly with beautiful waterfronts and interesting night life for the night birds.

      In the vicinity of Kota Kinabalu City, it also offers various places of interest including nearby islands (15minutes boat ride from KK), water villages, “Gaya Street Fair” (every Sunday Morning), “Pasar Malam” or open night markets where you can put your bargaining skills into good use

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        Domitory Ceiling Fan Rooms:

        • RM 28.00 Bunk Bed (Per Pax Per Day)

        Domitory Air-Conditioned Rooms:

        • RM 38.00 Bunk Bed (Per Pax Per Day)

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          Queen Bed, Twin Bed & Triple Beds with fan:

          • RM 78.00 Queen Bed (Per Room Per Day)
          • RM 78.00 Twin Bed (Per Room Per Day)
          • RM 118.00 Triple Bed for 3 Beds (Per Room Per Day)

          Air-conditioned Family Rooms & Twin Bed:

          • RM 88.00 Twin Bed (Per Room Per Day)
          • RM 148.00 Family Room – Max 3 Pax & Attached Bathroom (Per Room Per Day)
          • RM 248.00 Family Room – Max 5 Pax & Attached Bathroom (Per Room Per Day)

          Air-conditioned Private Rooms:

          • RM 138.00 Aircon Room for 3 beds (Per Room Per Day)
          • RM 178.00 Aircon Room for 4 beds (Per Room Per Day)
          • RM 220.00 Aircon Room for 5 beds (Per Room Per Day)

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            Kayaking Discover the thrill of white water paddling in a comfortable atmosphere with the best instructors in Asia. This course focuses on taking those basic flat water kayaking skills on to the river. Let us make that transition to moving water a smooth, fun, safe and positive experience. Then it is all about getting wet!! Learn what to do with yourself and your boat in moving water while enjoying yourself at some of Kiulu’s local river spots.

            Itinerary:

            DAY 1

            Starts on a calm river, in and out of your kayak, paddle techniques, T-rescue, Eskimo roll, in and out of an eddy, traversing.

            DAY 2

            We paddle on a class II river. We practice on elements from Day 1 and continue with safety and reading the river. Complete Kayaking Course and proceed back to Kota Kinabalu.

            Package includes:

            • Accommodation – Lodge or Camping tent (optional)
            • Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner
            • Certificate
            • Return transfer

            Things to bring/wear: Sunglasses, Matches, Towel, Sleeping bag, Insect repellant, Sun block, Swim suit, Case Hat, Rain gear, Warm clothing, Extra clothing, Sandals, Suntan lotion, Budget, Smile, A good attitude

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              Maliau BasinItinerary:

              DAY 1 – Lunch/Dinner

              0945hrs Pick up at Tawau Airport. Proceed on 4-wheel drive to the Maliau Basin Security Gate, 180KM away. Weather permitting; journey will take about 5 hours.

              1330hrs Stop at Tibow for lunch

              1400hrs Proceed to Maliau Security Gate

              1430hrs Arrive at Maliau Security Gate for short briefing

              1500hrs Drive on to Agathis Camp, 26KM away for the night stay. Settle in and enjoy the surrounding environment

              1900hrs Dinner

              2000hrs Weather permitting, go on a night drive in search of nocturnal animals. Possible encounter/sightings of Sambar Deers, Bearded Pigs, Malay Civets, Flying Squirrels and Borneo’s Wild Ox, the Banteng.

              2200hrs Settle in for the night.

              DAY 2 – Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner

              0730hrs After breakfast, begin the 7KM trekking through the rainforest to reach the Camel Trophy Camp. This will take about 6hours of trekking over the rim of the Basin. The first two hours is the most challenging uphill trek for this adventure

              1130hrs Stop for packed lunch and relax enjoying the surrounding rich vegetation

              1230hrs Continue trekking

              1430hrs Arrive at the Camel Trophy Camp. Settle in.

              OPTION A: Walk to the Giluk Falls about 1hour away and back to Camel Trophy Camp. A dip in the pool is possible or walk to the spectacular, about 100M in height (10 storey building) Takob-Akob Falls which is about 2hours away and back.

              OPTION B: Enjoy the surroundings at the Camel Trophy Camp. Have a swim at a nearby stream.

              1900hrs Dinner and settle in for the night.

               

              DAY 3 – Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner

              0730hrs After breakfast, begin the 7KM trekking through the rainforest to reach the Camel Trophy Camp. This will take about 6hours of trekking over the rim of the Basin. The first two hours is the most challenging uphill trek for this adventure

              1130hrs Stop for packed lunch and relax enjoying the surrounding rich vegetation

              1230hrs Continue trekking

              1430hrs Arrive at the Camel Trophy Camp. Settle in.

              OPTION A: Walk to the Giluk Falls about 1hour away and back to Camel Trophy Camp. A dip in the pool is possible or walk to the spectacular, about 100M in height (10 storey building) Takob-Akob Falls which is about 2hours away and back.

              OPTION B: Enjoy the surroundings at the Camel Trophy Camp. Have a swim at a nearby stream.

              1900hrs Dinner and settle in for the night.

               

              DAY 4 – Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner

              0700hrs After breakfast, trek along the forest making a loop back to the Agathis Camp.

              This will take about 6-8hours. (Packed Lunch)

              Settle in at the Agathis Camp for the last night of the adventure in the forest.

              After dinner, weather permitting, a second night drive looking for nocturnal animals

               

              DAY 5 – Breakfast

              0730hrs After breakfast, drive back to Tawau Airport through the Maliau Basin Security Gate.

              IMPORTANT NOTICE:

              • Guest MUST submit a copy of their latest personal insurance policy that covers emergency Helicopter evacuation.
              • Guest MUST submits their latest certificate confirmed by physician or doctor.
              • Special permission is needed and separate charges are levied for professional photography or filming.
              • Guest is to be accompanied by guide at all times and not allowed to wander on their own.

              Checklist for Trekkers:

              1. A compass or Global Positioning System (GPS)-Maliau Basin map given upon request.
              2. Personal First Aid Kit (anti malaria pills as a preventive measure)
              3. Whistle and Pocket knife
              4. Sleeping bag and Insect Repellent
              5. Flaslight (spare bulb and extra batteries)
              6. Camera (extra films and batteries)
              7. Leech socks and extra socks
              8. Hat and Rain Coat
              9. Long Sleeved T-Shirts (Maliau is cool at night) and towels that can dry fast
              10. Extra pants
              11. Slipper, Trekker Boots or “Adidas” Shoes (useful when trekking on slippery trails)
              12. Spare Plastic Bags (to store camera in case of rain and to pack clothing in plastic bags before putting it in inside backpack)
              13. Drinking Water
              14. Garbage Bag (useful protective shield from rain)
              15. Heavy Duty Backpack-guests are encourage to carry their own backpack
              16. Matches / Lighter and Candles
              17. Personal Toiletries (tooth brush, paste, body soap, shampoo, toilet paper and etc)
              18. Personal Items (plastic food container i.e. lunch box, fork, spoon and cup)
              19. High energy snacks food e.g. chocolate nuts and etc

              Do’s and Don’t’s:

              • No hunting is allowed. Fire arms are absolutely forbidden
              • No collecting or trapping of any plant or animal specimens
              • No slashing of vegetation or cutting of new trails
              • No graffiti on rocks or trees
              • All litter / rubbish must be brought out
              • Visitors must only stay in the designated campsites
              • Campfires can be lit only under the supervision of Rangers

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                Tabin WildlifeTabin was declared Wildlife Reserve because of the large numbers of wildlife and birds inhabiting its jungle, many of which are endemic and endangered species. The three largest land mammals of Sabah: The Borneo Pygmy Elephant, Sumatran Rhino and Tembadau are found within Tabin. It is no wonder that Tabin is heralded as one of the finest wildlife viewing area in Sabah.

                 

                 

                 

                Itinerary:

                DAY 1 (L/D)

                TraTransfer from Lahad Datu to Tabin Wildlife Reserve on gravel road. Journey to this largest wildlife reserve takes about 1 hour. Upon arrival, register and check into the charming Borneon timber bungalow of Tabin Wildlife Resort which comes complete with private balcony, air-condition and hot water shower, a real luxury within the jungle. Enjoy the splendour of mother- nature and explore the vicinity of the resort. Built alongside the Lipad river and nestled within the rainforest, a variety of birds, insects and even small mammals can be sighted quite easily within the resort.

                In the afternoon, visit the Lipad mud volcano which serves as a mineral salt lick for wildlife. After trekking through the jungle for twenty minutes, you will find yourself e at the elevated bare area of the mud volcano known to be frequented by deer, bearded pigs, elephants and birds. Try to identify the multitude of animal footprints here. Those who are adventurous can experiment the effect of the volcanic mud said to be responsible for fine complexion. Walk up the observation tower and admire the contrasting landscape of the bare mud volcano area and its surrounding thick forest where birds are commonly sighted.

                After dinner, enjoy a slide presentation on Tabin’s uniqueness, followed by a trip to look out for nocturnal wildlife and birds. Remember to look up at the clear, dark sky of Tabin, identify the constellations above you, and make a wish or two.

                DAY 2 (B/L/D)

                You may opt to join the early morning bird walk (not included in package) as Tabin has a rich collection of about 300 bird species. After breakfast, trek through the lush green jungle known for its rich diversity of plants and animal species to visit Lipad’s Waterfall. Take a dip in the natural pool and enjoy the refreshing splash coming down from the waterfall. Alternatively explore the surrounding vegetation or just relax.

                DAY 3 (B)

                After breakfast, stroll to the nearby rock pool or river side where groups of macaques and other small mammals can sometimes be seen. Choose to take a dip in the river or simply listen to the sound of nature before saying good bye to Tabin.

                 Packages includes:

                • Scheduled return transfer Lahad Datu/Tabin/Lahad Datu
                • Meals as stated
                • Guided tours and activities
                • Accommodation
                • Entry permit

                Things to bring/wear: Insect repellent, leech socks, long sleeve shirts and long pants, short pants, raincoat, sun hat, swim wear, comfortable trekking shoes (two pairs needed), slippers, torch light, water bottle & personal toiletries.

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                  Danum ValleyLocated 83km southeast of Lahad Datu in Sabah, the 438-sq. km. Danum Valley Conservation Area is one of the last remaining pockets of primary lowland rainforest in Asia. It is a rugged terrain bordered by the Danum and Segama Rivers, and dipterocarp forests cover over 90 percent of the area.

                  The 60-million-year-old rainforest preserves many plant and animal species found only in Borneo. It is home to over 275 bird species, 110 species of mammals including Orang Utans, five species of deer, giant flying squirrels, gibbons, bearded wild boars, flying frogs, Bulwar pheasants, the Asian elephant and the Sumatran rhinoceros.

                  The ecosystem here is also a subject of ongoing international and local scientific studies. Several Malaysian and foreign field scientists are working together at the Danum Valley Field Centre. Facilities here range from hostels to a suspension bridge over Sungai Segama and a 40m-high canopy observation platform, where Dutch and American companies fund studies on plant enrichment and reducing the impact of logging techniques.

                  Itinerary:

                  DAY 1 – Lunch / Dinner

                  • Transfer to airport for flight to Lahad Datu.
                  • Meet upon arrival at Lahad Datu Airport and proceed to lodge for registration, briefing and check in.
                  • Depart for 2½ hrs interesting and bumpy overland journey through the Danum Valley for the Borneo Rainforest Lodge.
                  • Upon arrival at lodge, exotic “Welcome Drink” will be served
                  • Introduction to the forest through the “Nature Trail” and proceed to the “Canopy Walkway”.
                  • Briefing and night presentation. Night drive in an open-air jeep in search of nocturnal animals (if weather permitting)

                   DAY 2 – Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner

                  • Early morning jungle walk to Canopy Walkway.
                  • Breakfast
                  • After breakfast, proceed for guided jungle activities:
                  • Trek to KadazanDusun burial site – “Coffin Cliff”
                  • View Point – bird eye view
                  • Jacuzzi Pool – for a refreshing dip
                  • Lunch at the lodge
                  • Water tubing on Danum River (optional activity)
                  • Dinner
                  • Night walk in search of nocturnal wildlife (if weather permitting)

                  DAY 3 – Breakfast

                  • Breakfast
                  • Free and leisure in the morning or enjoy a guided morning walk at the Segama Trail/ Hornbill Trail.
                  • Lunch
                  • Check out. Depart for 2½ hrs journey to Lahad Datu.

                  ** Also offering

                  * 4D/3N package

                  * 5D/4N package

                  Tour includes:

                  • Return overland transfer
                  • Chalet accommodation *
                  • Sightseeing as per itinerary *
                  • Meals at lodge (3B/4L/3D)

                  Tour excludes:

                  • Items of a personal nature
                  • Travel Insurance (highly recommended)
                  • Tips to guide

                  * Guides (A guide must be presented for a walks/hikes. No one are permitted to go on walks/ hikes without a guide).

                  Things to bring/wear: Suitable walking shoes * Long sleeves shirts * Change of clothes * Drinking water * Insect repellant * Mosquito oil * Binocular * Camera * Water proof for camera * Torchlight * Raincoat * Personal item

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                    Itinerary:

                    DAY 1 – Turtle Island (Lunch/Dinner)

                    Meet at Sandakan Airport upon arrival from Kota Kinabalu . Transfer to jetty for 1 hour boat ride to Selingan Island. Check in at Chalet and lunch at Selingan cafeteria. Free and leisure. Pamper yourself with a good tan, swim, snorkel or explore the island. In the evening, 2 species of marine turtles – the green and hawksbill come ashore here to lay their eggs. After dinner, witness the laying of eggs and the release of little baby turtles into the sea. Overnight at chalet.

                    DAY 2 – Sepilok / Departure (Breakfast / Lunch)

                    0700 am Return to Sandakan by boat ride and proceed to Sepilok Rehabilitation Centre. Orphaned and injured Orang Utan is brought to Sepilok for rehabilitation before returning them to their natural habitat. Sepilok is a primary lowland forest, a fine showcase one of Borneo’s remaining rain forest. Witness the feeding time from a platform in the forest. After feeding time, depart Sepilok for lunch at local restaurant. After lunch, transfer to Sandakan Airport for flight departure back to Kota Kinabalu.

                    Things to bring along: Binocular, Insect repellant, Raincoat, Personal toiletries, Good walking shoes, Hat

                    Packages includes:

                    • 1 night accommodation at twin sharing basis
                    • 1 Breakfast/2 Lunch/1 Dinner
                    • Return road and boat transfer
                    • English Speaking Guide
                    • Park entrance fee

                      Excludes:

                    • Return airfare KK – SDK – KK
                    • Camera and video fee @ RM 10.00 per person

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