Kinabalu National Park Tours & Holidays
Kinabalu National Park Small Group Tours & Tailor-Made Holidays
Set amongst the dramatic landscapes of the Kinabalu National Park, Mount Kinabalu is Borneo's highest peak, and one of the highest mountains in Southeast Asia. Accorded UNESCO World Heritage status and rising some 4,095 metres above the surrounding forest and lowlands, the mountain lies amidst some of the most important biological regions on earth; home to some 4500 species of plants, over 320 species of birds and 100 different types of mammals. The granite spires of Mount Kinabalu provide one of ...
Set amongst the dramatic landscapes of the Kinabalu National Park, Mount Kinabalu is Borneo's highest peak, and one of the highest mountains in Southeast Asia. Accorded UNESCO World Heritage status and rising some 4,095 metres above the surrounding forest and lowlands, the mountain lies amidst some of the most important biological regions on earth; home to some 4500 species of plants, over 320 species of birds and 100 different types of mammals. The granite spires of Mount Kinabalu provide one of the most spectacular climbing routes anywhere outside the Himalayas. The tough, 2-day hike to the summit ascends through cloud forest, gaining some 2500 metres over a 24 hour period, so, whilst non-technical, it is a climb that requires a reasonable level of fitness.
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Climb Mount Kinabalu
Mount Kinabalu is Southeast Asia's highest peak but only requires a good level of fitness to climb. Begin the long hike up to Low's Peak at 2am through thick cloud forest and arriving at the top in time to witness dawn breaking across the forest canopy below.