About Mount Kinabalu
Mount Kinabalu's 4,095-meter summit represents Southeast Asia's highest peak, accessible to ordinary trekkers via cable stations and rest houses on a two-day push to sunrise glory. This mountain dominates Sabah geographically and spiritually, sacred to indigenous Kadazan peoples.
Country
Malaysia
Best months to visit
Year-round
Currency
MYR
Language
Malay, English
Things to do in Mount Kinabalu
Two-day mountain climb to sunrise peak
Kinabalu National Park botanical explorations
Alpine ecosystem photography
Mountain porter cultural encounters
Nearby hot springs and nature trails
Accommodation in mountain rest houses
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