Sarawak, Borneo, Mount Kinabalu, Sabah, Bako National Park
Climb Mount Kinabalu
Climb Mount Kinabalu, the tallest peak in Malaysia, set within the spectacular Kinabalu Park – a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its unique biodiversity and breathtaking scenery.
Rising to 4,095 metres, this iconic mountain is a must-visit for adventurers, though reaching the summit is not the only way to experience its beauty.
There are a variety of trekking routes around the mountain, each offering a different perspective of the park’s lush landscapes, from tropical rainforest trails to alpine meadows. These routes are ideal for those who prefer a moderate hike, allowing you to soak in the views without committing to the full summit climb.
For those determined to stand on the roof of Borneo, expert mountain guides ensure a safe and rewarding ascent, typically completed over two days. Along the way, you’ll witness dramatic changes in terrain and climate, as well as panoramic views that make the effort worthwhile. Whether you choose a gentle trek or the challenging summit route, Mount Kinabalu promises a memorable adventure in the heart of Borneo.
What you’ll do
- Explore Malaysia’s highest mountain in UNESCO-listed Kinabalu Park
- Choose from scenic trekking routes or tackle the 4,095m summit
- Expert guides ensure safe and rewarding climbs
- Experience diverse landscapes from rainforest to alpine zones
