Tour Highlights
- Mount Kinabalu Climb via Timpohon Trail
- Low's Peak Summit (Highest Elevation 4095.2M)
- Ferrata Activity (Walk The Torq)
- 1 Night Pendant Hut
COVID-19 Safety and Health Precautionary Measures
- Climbers are only allowed to hike alongside their direct family members to ensure social distancing.
- Daily quota for Mount Kinabalu climbers at Mountain Torq is 20 people. Only 100 people are allowed to enter Sabah Parks daily.
- Effective from 11 February 2022, climbers are required to do a Covid self-test (RTK-Antigen Test) 1 day before arrival, and present the proof / negative result to the Sabah Parks staff on duty.
- Children below 12 years old are not allowed to climb Mount Kinabalu.
- You are required to fill in registration form and take body temperature reading before the climb.
- You are required to wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), including mask.
- Frequent sanitation of the lodges will be conducted.
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Overview
Complete your Borneo escapade with a climb up Malaysia’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site and Sabah’s pride and joy, Mount Kinabalu! Being the highest mountain in Malaysia with a height of 4095.2 metres above sea level, it is indeed a challenging climb up to Low’s Peak. Level up the challenge with Southeast Asia’s only and the world’s highest via Ferrata, where you can descend down in a protected pathway consisting iron rungs, bridges and cables, showcasing you a whole new side of Mount Kinabalu… literally! Tick this adventure off your bucket list and pre-book with SabahTravel.com to secure your permit!
For amateur climbers, you might want to opt for the usual 2D1N Mount Kinabalu package where you can climb down via normal route.
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