It is located at the northern end of Borneo Island, the third largest island in the world, and the easternmost tip of Malaysia, bordering the South China Sea in the west and the Sulu Sea and Celebes Sea in the east. There is a simple life here and a prosperous and progressive economy. For tourists who respect nature, this is the most exciting stop in Malaysia.

Sabah is a place that almost every tourist can be satisfied with. If you like adventure, you can trudge into the virgin forest, explore caves, cross the river by raft, see the life of proboscis monkeys, go fishing in the deep sea, or dive to watch colorful marine life; If you like to challenge yourself, you can climb Mount Kinabad Lu, the highest peak in Southeast Asia, and accept the cold test. If you love local customs, you can visit the tribal longhouse and experience the authentic taste of "polishing" market transactions; If you cherish life, you can get in touch with Borneo forest apes at zero distance in the world's largest forest reserve and enjoy the world's largest flower-Levoceania flower; If you like sports, you can enjoy sailing, water skiing, yachting or playing tennis and golf. ...

1. Visit the hometown of clown fish-Jindao, provide snorkeling equipment for free, and enjoy the sunshine and beach. ...

2. Visit the new landmark Sabah Foundation Building, Putuo Temple built by Chinese, the majestic Muslim mosque and other cities for sightseeing. ...

3, through the mangrove forest, gibbon ecological firefly river trip, let you feel the mystery of nature, sigh the natural landscape ...