Visit Sabah

Sabah, a haven for nature enthusiasts, captivates with its breathtaking landscapes and tropical splendour. The iconic Mount Kinabalu, an internationally renowned peak, graces the state’s skyline, standing tall as one of Southeast Asia’s highest summits. Dive into the depths of wonder at Sipadan, a famed underwater realm once explored by the legendary Jacques-Yves Cousteau. Sabah’s pristine environment cradles invaluable treasures, from endangered wildlife to vibrant tropical flora.

Beyond its natural wonders, Sabah weaves a rich tapestry of diversity with 32 ethnic communities. This melting pot of cultures, traditions, and cuisine transforms Sabah into a vibrant mosaic, inviting you to savour the essence of this enchanting state.

Sabah, rich in culture and natural beauty, invites visitors to explore its diverse heritage and stunning landscapes. Here are some of the best places to visit in Sabah:

• City Mosque
• Sabah State Mosque
• Sabah State Museum & Heritage Village
• Kinabalu Park
• Turtle Island Park
• Rainforest Discovery Centre
• Mari Mari Cultural Village
• Pulau Sipadan

Explore the beauty Sabah with ease, starting at the Kota Kinabalu International Airport, the state’s main gateway and Malaysia’s second-largest airport. A quick 20-minute journey connects you to the vibrant city. Direct flights from major carriers like Malaysia Airlines, AirAsia, and Malindo Air link Kota Kinabalu to Kuala Lumpur, with additional international flights from Brunei Darussalam, China, Singapore, Hong Kong, and other regional hubs in Asia. Discover convenience at the Low-Cost Carrier Terminal, Terminal Two, located just 7km from the main airport, serving as the hub for budget carriers like AirAsia.

Navigating the vast expanse of Sabah is made simple. Rural air services by MASwings connect major towns, including Lahad Datu, Sandakan, and Tawau, with even remote locations like Kudat and Semporna accessible via well-equipped airstrips. For a scenic journey, hop on the local train connecting Tanjung Aru to Beaufort and Tenom, offering picturesque views of Padas Gorge and local settlements. Sabah’s excellent express bus network seamlessly links various parts of the state, ensuring a convenient and enjoyable exploration of this captivating destination.

Tourism Malaysia Sabah Office:
088 211 732 / 248 698
Tourist Information Centre:
088 413 359
Sabah Tourism Board:
088 212 121