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Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park
It is a marine conservation area filled with abundant coral reefs, crystal-clear waters, and unique islands.
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Layang Layang Island
It is one of the world's best scuba diving sites, with waters as clear as 30–40 meters, making it ideal for viewing hammerhead sharks and coral reefs.
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Desa Dairy Farm Kundasan
Enjoy the stunning view of Mount Kinabalu, surrounded by grasslands and herds of dairy cows. Visitors can feed the cows, take photos with the mountain view, and taste a variety of fresh dairy products from the farm.
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เกาะซาปี อุทยานทางทะเลตุนกู อับดุล ระห์มัน
The beach has clean white sand, clear blue water, and abundant coral reefs near the shore. You can see various kinds of fish without having to dive.
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Kinabatangan River
It is home to proboscis monkeys, Bornean elephants, crocodiles, several species of hornbills, and other rare animals that can be seen during river cruises.
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Goman Tong Caves
It is home to many species of bats and edible birds such as the white-nest and black-nest swiftlets. Tourists often come to witness the phenomenon of millions of bats flying out of the cave.
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Turtle Islands Park Pulau Selingan
Experience the unique experience of watching female sea turtles come up to lay eggs on the beach at night and also have activities to release sea turtle babies back into the wild.
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Tawau Hills National Park
Tawau Hills National Park is a marvel of Borneo's rainforest, home to the "world's tallest tropical tree" and easily accessible waterfalls.
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Maliau Basin Conservation Area
Maliau Basin Conservation Area is a large bowl-shaped volcanic caldera, home to some of the most pristine forest ecosystems in the world, a collection of rare plants, and a stunning seven-tiered waterfall.
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Danum Valley Conservation Area
It is home to the tallest tropical tree in the world and serves as a habitat for notable endangered animals such as the Bornean pygmy elephant, orangutan, and clouded leopard.
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Tabin Wildlife Reserve
Home to rare wildlife such as the Bornean pygmy elephant and orangutan, as well as eight species of hornbills, it offers some of the best wildlife viewing with its observation tower.
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Mata King Island
Mata King Island is a luxurious private island with a "magical sandbar" connecting the two islands and home to "Malaysia's first underwater mailbox."
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Mantanani Islands
The clarity of the seawater allows you to clearly see coral reefs and schools of colorful fish. You also have the chance to see rare marine animals like dugongs.
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Poring Hot Springs
Poring Hot Springs is a natural sulfur spring that helps relieve fatigue and is one of the areas where you can find rafflesia, the largest flower in the world.
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Crocker Range National Park
It is an area of pristine tropical rainforest, with numerous hiking trails and viewpoints, as well as opportunities to spot rare wildlife such as the endemic mountain toad and endemic Borneo birds.
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Mount Kinabalu
Mount Kinabalu is renowned for its incredible biodiversity, including endemic flora like pitcher plants and rare orchids. It's also a challenging and scenic climbing route for adventurers.
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