Our trip in Kota Kinabalu is more on island hopping, there are five islands which made up this popular marine park known as the Tunku Abdul Rahman Park. The five islands are Pulau Gaya, Pulau Sapi, Pulau Manukan, Pulau Mamutik and Pulau Sulug. The largest is Pulau Gaya, but the most popular is Pulau Manukan. But what i love most, is the SAPI island, powdery sand, bluish to greenish water, and you can see the fishes closes to the shore.
Jesselton Point |
Here is jesselton point there are various of travel agencies to choose and by the way some of them can speak tagalog.
I forked out RM34 for the ticket that's 2 islands and RM6 for the tariff fee that will take you to the islands of your choice, And don't forget to rent vest and snorkel for your island adventure.
PULAU MANUKAN |
Other side of Pulau Manukan |
PULAU SAPI
Loving the view of Sapi Island, greenish to turquoise color, clarity of the water, and powdery sand. This is one of my favorite island in Sabah, a place for relaxing.
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MT. KINABALU ( look at that formation of rock and pointed landscape) How high can you climb there? |
For our third day we went to Mount Kinabalu is the main attraction in Kinabalu Park, which is less than 2 hours’ drive from Kota Kinabalu. The road cuts and cold winds through lush countryside dotted with traditional village houses to give you an unforgettable scenic journey. Though we did'nt climb, but we did a short trail. There is no climbing experience needed to conquer the peak of Borneo, but hey, you should be attending some briefing session before climbing here. Watching sunrise at the top has been described by travelers everywhere as a life-enriching experience.
SUMMIT TRAIL MAP TO MT. KINABALU |
ATKINSON CLOCK TOWER |
Not just the beaches and mountains are here in sabah, the living heritage of Kota Kinabalu which is the Atkinson Clock Tower oldest standing structure, when we went here last may 2012 they did some major renovation and repair. They need this clock to be maintained and repaired
Do u know the history of jesselton hotel? i don't know either. But, i did some research and happen to know just now while browsing some of the reviews about this hotel. This hotel was not originally on its location, the original location was near the clock tower which is the atkinson. see more blog reviews. (http://sabahwarriors.blogspot.com/2012/10/jesselton-hotel-north-borneo-railways.html)
Part of my travel is to know the culture, meeting new people, and explore new things. I can't get over with this old town coffee, the largest kopitiam restaurant chain in malaysia, i just so love their white coffee with selections of flavors. I've been to 3 cities of malaysia, old town is all over the city of malaysia.
*try new things when your out of the country or town. =)
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