It makes people feel like walking in a dream corridor where time and nature are intertwined.

[Sunset][CityScene][Sunrise]Sandakan is the second largest city in Sabah, Malaysia, located at the entrance of a beautiful bay on the east coast of Sabah. Once the capital of Borneo, this busy commercial town is known as the "Little Hong Kong of Borneo" for its rich exports of timber, lobster and bird's nests. Attractions Introduction: 1. Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre: The oldest and largest orangutan rehabilitation centre. 2. Labuk Bay Proboscis Monkey Sanctuary: A sanctuary where you can see proboscis monkeys up close. 3. Sandakan Heritage Trail: connects historical sites such as the Jamek Mosque and the Sam Seng Temple. 4. Sim Sim Water Village: A unique village famous for its seafood and snacks. Visiting route: Suggested route: Sepilok Orangutan Centre → Labuk Bay Proboscis Monkey Sanctuary → Sandakan Historical Relics Trail → Sen Sen Floating Village. In addition, if you have enough time, you can consider visiting Turtle Island and taking a cruise on the Jing River. Ticket Information [Purse] [Purse] [Purse]: Most attractions in Sandakan are free to enter, but some specific activities or experiences may require payment. Specific prices can be found at the attraction or on the official website. Traffic Information [Taxi] [Taxi] [Taxi]: Currently, there are no direct flights from China to Sandakan. You can only fly to Kuala Lumpur or Kota Kinabalu and then transfer to Sandakan from these two places. There are 5 airports in Sabah, including Sandakan Airport, and the flight time between any two places does not exceed 1 hour. Accommodation information [House] [House] [House]: Sandakan offers a wide range of accommodation options, including budget hotels and luxury accommodation. For example, Hotel Sandakan is located in the city centre and offers 2 restaurants and free Wi-Fi. Food Information [Wine] [Wine] [Wine]: Sandakan is famous for its seafood. We recommend trying the local Bayview Seafood Restaurant and Sea King Seafood Restaurant. In addition, Syn Ming Hing and San Da Gen Kopitiam are popular afternoon tea restaurants in town, offering special snacks such as "flying saucers". Notes [RedHeart][RedHeart][RedHeart]: Sabah has a large degree of autonomy. You need to go through the customs inspection area to enter or leave Sabah. Please make sure that your passport is stamped with the entry stamp. When going through customs, staff may ask you to show your flight itinerary and hotel reservation out of Malaysia. It is recommended to prepare them in advance. Respect local culture and customs, especially at religious sites. Maintain sun protection and stay hydrated, especially when doing outdoor activities.