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Tour Highlights
- Make a stop at the iconic Tamparuli Bridge at Tamparuli Town
- Buy local delights and souvenirs at Nabalu Handicraft Market
- Explore UNESCO world heritage site at Kinabalu National Park
- Indulge in the panoramic view of majestic Mount Kinabalu
- Take a guided tour at the Botanical Garden nature trail
- Visit Desa Dairy farm and enjoy fresh produce
- Experience hand-feeding alpacas at Alpaca Club
- Indulge in freshly-picked strawberries at Kundasang Farm Ville
- Overnight retreat in a mountain resort in Kundasang
Overview
Escape the hustle and bustle of the city with this 2-day, 1-night experience exploring the charms of Kundasang and its must-visit spots!
Your tour starts with a visit to the rustic town of Tamparuli, where you can take a walk along the iconic Jambatan Tamparuli suspension bridge and learn more about the local Dusun culture. Then, continue your 1.5-hour journey to Kundasang while enjoying the scenic views of the highland along the way. Make a quick stop at Nabalu for the handicraft market and the viewing platform, where you can see a clear view of Mount Kinabalu.
The next stop will be Kinabalu National Park, Malaysia's first UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here, you will be treated to a beautiful mountain vista up close and learn about the unique species of flora in the Botanical Garden, many of which are endemic to the area.
After a good night's sleep in a mountain resort in Kundasang, you will continue your tour with a visit to the Desa Cattle Dairy Farm. Also known as "Little New Zealand" of Sabah, you will have a playful interaction with cows while enjoying fresh produce, including milk, yoghurts, cheese and gelato ice cream. The journey continues at Alpaca Club to meet with adorable alpacas before stopping by Kundasang Farm Ville for freshly picked strawberries and chill out at the Insta-worthy Hooga Cafe.
Kundasang is the perfect holiday spot for families and groups of friends seeking a relaxing getaway with beautiful views of nature. If you seek a fun and hassle-free Kundasang experience, this tour is for you!
Choose Your Activity
Select Package Option and Local Operator
What's Included
Land Transportation (Shared), Hotel Pick-Up & Drop-Off (Shared)
Lunch, Dinner, Breakfast
English-Speaking Guide
Entrance Fee
1 Night Accommodation
What's Excluded
Any Item(s) / Activities Not Mentioned, Personal Travel Insurance, Personal Expenses
Alcoholic Drink(s), Carbonated Drink(s)
What to Wear
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Cooling T-shirt/Pants
- Warm jacket
What to Bring
- Sun protection (Sun block/ hat/ sunglasses)
- Extra Clothing
- Towel
- Raincoat or umbrella
- Insect repellent
Important Notes
- This tour package is based on join-in basis of shared guide and transportation. Private Guide or Tour is available upon request at a reasonable fee. Please inform when making the bookings.
- Departure time is approximate and varies from different hotels due to traffic conditions. Please reconfirm the timing with your tour operator.
- Check-in and check-out times for most hotels and resorts are between 2:00PM and 12:00PM respectively. However, it may vary depending on the accommodation. Kindly check with your respective accommodation for more accurate information.
- Under the regulation from Malaysia's Ministry of Tourism and Culture, foreign tourists are required to pay a Malaysian Tourism Tax (TTX) at a flat rate of MYR10 per room per night regardless of the accommodation's star rating and to be paid upon check-in. Malaysian or permanent residents are exempted from the TTX and is required to present a valid identification upon check-in.
- Effective 1 January 2026, the use of single-use plastic bags is strictly prohibited in all Sabah Parks. This policy is implemented to safeguard the natural environment and protect both marine and forest ecosystems from pollution and long-term harm. Visitors are required to bring their own reusable eco bags when entering any Sabah Parks area.
- The tours merchant reserves the right to modify routes, timetables, itineraries, and accommodation should conditions beyond their control make it necessary.
Additional Information
- Kinabalu Park sits at a high altitude, approximately 1500 meters above sea level, leading to colder temperatures. It is advisable to pack warm clothing for your visit.
- You can choose to wait at the resting area if you do not wish to proceed for any of the nature walks.
- Though it is never expected, tipping is always appreciated.
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