🌴Explore the secrets of foreign islands, and start your trip to Kota Kinabalu now! ✨ In this fast-paced era, a relaxing island trip is like a healing medicine. If you are longing for a unique island trip, want to spend less money and still have fun, then Kota Kinabalu in Sabah, Malaysia is definitely a treasure place you cannot miss! Don’t think that your wallet will bleed when you mention traveling abroad. In Kota Kinabalu, a four-day, three-night trip can be easily completed for 3,000 yuan. The high cost-effectiveness is exciting. Next, I will present you with a detailed travel guide to Kota Kinabalu. You can just copy and paste it to start this dream journey! ## 1. Traffic Guide ✈️ I departed from Wuhan and chose AirAsia to fly directly to Kota Kinabalu. AirAsia’s air tickets are quite affordable, and a one-way ticket costs basically just over 400 yuan. Moreover, AirAsia has a wide range of routes, with direct flights to Kota Kinabalu (also known as Kota Kinabalu) from cities such as Wuhan, Beijing, Shanghai, Hangzhou, Ningbo, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Hong Kong, and Kunming. AirAsia has promotions from time to time, so everyone must always pay attention and buy mobile tickets while there are special offers. The earlier you buy, the sooner you can enjoy this spontaneous trip. On the plane, you can also experience the charm of Southeast Asian cuisine in advance. AirAsia offers a wide variety of meals, with a variety of exotic foods for you to choose from, making your flight journey delicious. Imagine sitting in a comfortable cabin, tasting authentic Southeast Asian cuisine, with blue sky and white clouds outside the window, your mood will become particularly comfortable. ## 2. Accommodation Recommendations 🏠 For accommodation, I recommend you choose the area near Gaya Street. The transportation here is convenient and there are many delicious foods around. If you like the warm atmosphere of a B&B, you can consider the shore and JQ. These two apartment buildings are very new and the environment is also good. Moreover, from here, popular food stores are within walking distance, allowing you to easily enjoy a food tour. However, I personally still recommend staying in a hotel. The hotel facilities are more complete and the service is more thoughtful, which can make your trip more comfortable. ## 3. Cash preparation💰 Although mobile payment is very convenient now, cash is still required in some places in Kota Kinabalu, so it is recommended that you prepare RM500 in case of emergency. ## 4. Itinerary 📝 Day 1 - **You Kee Tea House, taste Bak Kut Teh**: In the early morning, when the first ray of sunlight shines on the streets of Kota Kinabalu, you can go to You Kee Tea House and have a bowl of steaming Bak Kut Teh. Bak Kut Teh is a specialty food in Malaysia. The rich soup, tender pork ribs and fragrant rice are unforgettable. - **University of Sabah (Pink Mosque 🕌）**: After breakfast, head to University of Sabah. The University of Sabah is known as "the most beautiful university in the world", and the pink mosque on campus is a beautiful landscape. The pink exterior and exquisite architecture make you feel like you are in a fairy tale world. Here, you can take photos and feel this unique romance. - **Floating Mosque**: Next, we came to the Floating Mosque, which is built on the artificial lake of Likas Bay. The white building and the blue sky and clear water set off each other beautifully. It only costs RM5 to take photos outside, and if you want to go inside and take a look, it only costs RM10. Walk into the mosque, feel the tranquility and sacredness, and listen to the voice of your heart. - **Watching the sunset at Tanjong Aru Beach 🌅**: In the evening, be sure to go to Tanjong Aru Beach to watch the sunset. The sunset here is known as the third most beautiful sunset in the world. When the afterglow of the setting sun shines on the sea, the whole world is dyed golden, which is breathtakingly beautiful. Girls who like taking photos can book dinner at [zing sunset bar]. The location by the sea offers a great view. You can enjoy delicious food while admiring the beautiful sunset. If you still have energy, you can also go for a sunset paddle board and create beautiful memories on the sparkling sea. Day 2 - **Shopping and eating around Gaya Street in the morning**: Spend the morning at Gaya Street. There are all kinds of delicious food and specialty shops here, so you can’t stop shopping and eating. - **Fuyuan Tea Restaurant**: Have a delicious breakfast with fragrant milk tea and soft bread to start a wonderful day. - **Hong Jinmai Restaurant**: You can choose this place for lunch. Their shrimp balls are very delicious, and the shrimp meat is tender and chewy; the oyster sauce chicken wings are sweeter. The taste varies from person to person. - **Check-in special attractions** - **Yellow Bank**: The unique yellow building is particularly dazzling in the sun and is a great place to take photos. - **Blue Graffiti Wall and Red Graffiti Wall**: Navigate directly to Shuguang Square and you can see these two artistic graffiti walls on the opposite corridor. Taking photos here is very photogenic, as if you have entered a world of art. - **Cheston Pier**: This is the departure point for island hopping tours. Based on online reviews, window 8 is more affordable. I chose a day trip to Pulau Pulau Wantan, which only cost RM180. At the dock, you can see various ships and feel the strong island style. - **Durian Night Market under the Overpass**: At night, be sure to go to the Durian Night Market under the Overpass. During the durian season, durian only costs a few dollars per pound, allowing you to achieve durian freedom. There are also various other fruits and snacks to satisfy your taste buds. - **Gaya Street Night Market (weekends only)**: If it happens to be the weekend, don’t miss the Gaya Street Night Market. In the bustling night market, there are various handicrafts, special foods and performances, allowing you to fully experience the bustle and vitality of Kota Kinabalu. Day 3 - **One-day trip to Pulau Huantan**: The highlight of today is the one-day trip to Pulau Huantan, which only costs RM180 and includes round-trip ferry tickets, 2 snorkeling trips and lunch. The water of Huantan Island is crystal clear and the beach is fine and soft, making it a natural holiday resort. However, you must take sun protection measures before setting off, and it is best to arm your head, after all, the ultraviolet rays at the seaside are very strong. Friends who are prone to seasickness must prepare seasickness medicine. Snorkeling bites can be purchased on the boat for RMB 10 each. If conditions permit, you can also bring your own snorkeling equipment, which will be more hygienic and comfortable. On Huantan Island, you can enjoy snorkeling, get close to colorful tropical fish and coral reefs, and feel the magic and beauty of the sea. We returned to Cheston Pier at around three or four o'clock. - **Perfect Seafood Dinner**: For dinner, go to Perfect Seafood Restaurant. Their seafood is really fresh and delicious. There are all kinds of seafood such as shrimp, crab, fish, etc., and the cooking methods are also diverse, so you can enjoy a feast for your taste buds. Day 4 - **Infinity pool**: You can go to the infinity pool in the morning, relax in the clear water and enjoy the beautiful scenery around you. - **Buy souvenirs at Shiwei Supermarket**: Then go to Shiwei Supermarket to buy some souvenirs. There are various local specialty products here, such as chocolate, coffee, spices, etc. Take them back to give to relatives and friends to share your travel joy. - **Trip to Semporna (can go if you have enough time)**: If you have enough time, you can fly to Semporna from Tawau. AirAsia has many flights from Kota Kinabalu to Tawau, and during promotions the ticket prices are cheaper than a hotpot meal. Semporna is a dreamy place with beautiful water houses and abundant marine life. It is a paradise for water house experience enthusiasts and diving enthusiasts. Don't miss it. How about it? After reading this guide, are you eager to start your trip to Kota Kinabalu? Don't hesitate, take action now to explore the unique charm of this niche island!

Hyatt Centric Kota Kinabalu is a chic, design-forward hotel perfectly located in the heart of the city, just minutes from the waterfront and vibrant markets. Enjoy stylish rooms with floor-to-ceiling views, a rooftop infinity pool, and locally inspired dining at ON23. Ideal for urban explorers and leisure travelers seeking comfort, culture, and coastal charm. 💯✨️ #kotakinabalutrip

Sutera Harbour Resort in Kota Kinabalu offers a great value for money seaside getaway with stunning sunset views, a private marina, golf course, and multiple dining options. Combining the elegance of The Pacific Sutera and the charm of The Magellan Sutera, this resort is perfect for families, couples, and business travelers seeking comfort, recreation, and relaxation by the South China Sea. #kotakinabalutrip

#Southeast Asia Travel Kota Kinabalu is considered one of the top 3 sunset spots in the world, and the moment you see the red sky at **Tanjung Aru Beach** is an unforgettable memory🌅🏖️ 🏄♂️If you want to enjoy surfing, try the gentle waves at Truman Beach or Sutera Harbour Resort. 🌊If you want to feel the ocean up close, we recommend heading to Manukan Island and Sapi Island to enjoy snorkeling and diving! 🍽️The local food you must try is **Saba seafood cuisine and Laksa**.

Had the most amazing stay at #LumaHotelSabah! 🌟 This modern gem in the heart of Sabah offers the perfect blend of luxury and comfort. From the stunning city views to the stylish interiors, every corner of this hotel is designed for relaxation. 🏙️ Don’t miss the rooftop pool for a refreshing dip with a view! 🏊♂️ Top tips for your stay: 1️⃣ Be sure to explore the nearby attractions like the #MountKinabalu or the beautiful beaches – both just a short drive away. 2️⃣ Try the delicious local cuisine in the hotel’s restaurant for an authentic taste of Sabah. 3️⃣ Enjoy the relaxing spa treatments for the ultimate relaxation after a day of adventure. Highly recommend Luma Hotel for a relaxing yet adventurous stay in Sabah! ✨ #TravelGoals #LuxuryStay #SabahAdventure #HotelReview” Location: Luma Hotel, Sabah, Malaysia 📍Address: Lot 2-5, Block A, Sutera Avenue, Jalan Sembulan, 88100, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia #LumaHotelSabah #SabahStay #LuxuryTravel #MountKinabalu #SabahExploration #TravelTips #ExploreSabah #HotelReview #TripCoins #LuxuryExperience

Recommended Hotel in Kota Kinabalu: This recently opened hotel is located by the sea, offering guests stunning sea views, perfect for a relaxing vacation! 💞Reasons to Recommend: Stylish design with fresh colors, open-plan rooms Many rooms have balconies and seating areas, allowing you to enjoy the magnificent sea view anytime. The location is very convenient, only about 4 kilometers from Kota Kinabalu International Airport. 🏖️Environment/Facilities: The hotel has an infinity pool where guests can relax and take great photos! 🛌Room Types: Premier Executive Room, Ocean View Corner Room (Some room types include access to the executive lounge, where you can enjoy a delicious and rich afternoon tea!) 💰Price: HKD 700 per person 🏨Hotel Name: Kota Kinabalu Marriott Hotel 📍Address: Lot G, 23A, Jln Tun Fuad Stephens, 88000 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia

#favouriteitinerary Tourists and visitors coming to Kota Kinabalu must sample the local dishes that is only specific and available to this region. First is the pork slice black noodles, the 3-type YOYO dessert with honey, Sarawak Laksa, dry wanton and the Mee Tuaran that are the everyday’s breakfast or lunch to the locals. A trip to here without tasting these amazing local food is not a complete trip. You must come here and try for yourself. You will fall in love with these local food.

Step into The Luma Hotel, where modern elegance meets Borneo’s natural charm. With its stunning rainforest-inspired interiors, warm ambient lighting, and artistic touches, every corner feels like a design masterpiece. Located in the heart of Kota Kinabalu, it’s perfect for exploring the city while enjoying a stylish retreat. A stay here is more than just a hotel—it’s an experience. #mybesthotel

Very good review SSI Open Water, thank you very much for the patient teaching of Coach Chris 🥰 Highly recommend diving coach Chris and Seamaui Borneo & Medusa Scuba International team in Kota Kinabalu. SSI (Scuba Schools International) Open Water Diver course is an introductory course for diving enthusiasts, designed to teach basic diving skills and help students to free dive around the world. This course usually includes three parts: theoretical learning, limited water practice and open water diving. Students will learn how to dive safely. Course content: 1. Theoretical learning: including the basic knowledge of diving, such as diving physics, use of diving equipment, diving safety, etc. 2. Limited water practice: Diving skills training in the swimming pool, such as how to wear diving equipment, how to control buoyancy, and how to deal with emergencies. 3. Open water diving: actual diving in the ocean or lake, usually 4 dives, students will apply the skills learned in limited waters for practical operations. Upon completion of the course, students will receive SSI Open Water Diver certification, which allows them to dive worldwide, usually to a depth of up to 18 meters. If you are interested in taking this course, you can contact your local SSI dive center or dive shop to register; Medusa Scuba International or Seamaui Borneo Sdn Bhd.

#tripflyingtoprayfornewyear Fly directly from Kuala Lumpur to experience the nature of the rainforest, see cute wildlife and fun activities 🌿🐒✨ 🛫 Travel from Kuala Lumpur to Borneo • Fly from Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) to Kota Kinabalu International Airport (BKI) or Sandakan Airport • Flight time: Approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes • After arriving at the airport, you can use Grab or taxi to your accommodation 🌟 Day 1: Borneo - Explore Kota Kinabalu or Sandakan 🛬 Morning: • Arrive in Kota Kinabalu or Sandakan, start your trip from the city of your choice • Check in to your accommodation in the city for convenience 🌆 Afternoon: • If you are in Kota Kinabalu: • Visit the Atkinson Clock Tower ⏰ or walk to Tanjung Aru Beach 🏖️ to enjoy the beautiful sea view • Visit the Kota Kinabalu City Mosque 🕌 located by the sea Stunning architecture • If in Sandakan: • Visit Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre 🐒 See orangutans in the wild • Visit Bornean Sun Bear Conservation Centre 🐻 Enjoy watching native wildlife 🍽️ Dinner: • Have dinner at Fook Yuen Restaurant in Kota Kinabalu or Sim Sim Seafood Village in Sandakan for fresh seafood 🦑🍜 🦋 Day 2: Experience nature in Borneo 🌞 Morning: • If in Kota Kinabalu, choose to go to Kinabalu Park ⛰️ Trek to Mount Kinabalu or choose to visit Mari Mari Cultural Village to learn about the culture of the local tribes • If in Sandakan, choose to go to Kinabatangan River 🌊 Take a wildlife cruise on the river 🍽️ Lunch: • Have a local lunch at Kinabalu Park or on a wildlife cruise 🌿 Afternoon: • Back to the city And if you still have time, stop by Gaya Street Market 🛍️ in Kota Kinabalu or Sandakan Memorial Park in Sandakan to learn about local history. 🛫 Evening: • Travel back to Kuala Lumpur from Kota Kinabalu or Sandakan with unforgettable memories from Borneo 🌴❤️ 💡 Tips for Borneo trip: ✅ Transportation: Use Grab or Taxi in the city ✅ Activities: Book trips in advance, such as boat trips or visits to conservation centers ✅ Clothing: Dress comfortably and bring hiking sneakers #TravelPlan #BorneoTravel

Tanjung Aru Beach in Sabah is famous for its stunning sunsets. However, to witness the most beautiful sunset, the weather must be perfect with clear skies and no clouds. During our first visit, although it was sunny, there were some clouds, so the sunset wasn't perfect. On our second visit, the weather was excellent, and as the sun set, the entire sea turned golden. There were even cows passing by, adding to the picturesque scene.

The sunset at Tanjung Aru Beach 🌇 is truly beautiful. I went to Kota Kinabalu for a 7-day family trip, and it rained the whole time. I was finally lucky enough to see the perfect beach sunset on the last day. 👍 Highly recommended: 1. The chance of seeing the sunset during the rainy season is much lower, but once you do, it's absolutely stunning. 2. There are several good restaurants by the sea, such as ZING SUNSET BAR and LUCY kitchen, where you can enjoy dinner while watching the sunset. 3. Sunset paddleboarding is a popular water activity in Kota Kinabalu. You can book it on Trip.com. It takes more than 2 hours, and you can learn from scratch. It's safe and regulated. Seeing the sunset on a paddleboard in the middle of the sea is an unforgettable experience.

Tanjung Aru is one of the most famous beaches in Sabah and one of my favorite spots during my travels in Malaysia. The scenery here is mesmerizing, especially in the evening when the sun sets, creating a breathtaking view where the sky meets the sea. When I arrived at Tanjung Aru, I was greeted by the fresh sea breeze and the endless blue ocean. The beach is wide and calm, and walking on the soft sand felt like a gentle touch from nature. The water is crystal clear, with a deep blue hue and gentle waves that make you feel like you've entered a paradise. I particularly enjoy coming here in the evening. Tanjung Aru is one of the best places to watch the sunset. The golden rays of the setting sun reflect on the sea, creating an incredibly romantic scene. Whether alone or with friends or family, this view always captivates me, making me stop and quietly enjoy the beauty. Near the beach, there are many local restaurants and stalls offering fresh seafood and local delicacies. I tasted the local nasi lemak and grilled fish at a seaside restaurant, and the delicious flavors, combined with the sea breeze and sunset view, made everything feel perfect. The restaurant designs are also unique, with many offering open seating so you can enjoy the unbeatable sea view while dining. Besides the sunset and food, another highlight of Tanjung Aru is its tranquility and leisure. Unlike other popular spots, it is not crowded, providing a rare sense of peace. This atmosphere is perfect for strolling, relaxing, or chatting with friends, making it an ideal place to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy nature and the ocean. Overall, Tanjung Aru is my favorite beach in Sabah. It not only boasts stunning sea views and sunsets but also rich local culture and a leisurely vibe. If you visit Sabah, this is definitely a must-see spot.

7-day Malaysia itinerary: a super detailed guide! Food, attractions, transportation, and more. Explore Malaysia with ease. Save this guide now! -- 🌴Itinerary: 7 Days in Malaysia🌴 DAY 1: Shenzhen✈️Kuala Lumpur. Airport transfer to hotel upon arrival. Summary: Fly to Kuala Lumpur, check in, and start your Malaysia trip. DAY 2: National Palace -> Merdeka Square -> Kuala Lumpur Chinatown - Petaling Street -> Batu Caves -> Petronas Twin Towers -> Jalan Alor Summary: Explore Kuala Lumpur, from historical culture to modern architecture. End the day with a night tour of the food street. DAY 3: Kuala Lumpur✈️Tawau. Airport transfer to hotel in Semporna. Summary: Fly to Tawau, transfer to Semporna, and get ready for an island adventure. DAY 4: Mataking Island -> Timba Timba Island -> Pom Pom Island Summary: Visit three islands and enjoy the sun, sand, and clear waters. DAY 5: Mabul Island -> Kapalai Island Summary: Continue your island adventure and experience the unique charm of Mabul Island and Kapalai Island. DAY 6: Kawa Mangrove Forest Summary: Visit the mysterious mangrove forest and experience the wonders of nature. DAY 7: Pu Tuo Si Temple · Kota Kinabalu Buddhist Association -> Tun Mustapha Tower -> Gaya Street Summary: Visit Kota Kinabalu, experience Buddhist culture and historical architecture, and end your trip with a visit to Gaya Street. -- Some tips: 🍪Malaysia's local products are affordable. From nut brittle to imported snacks, there's something for everyone. 🍜A wide variety of food, from Malaysian flavors to Western cuisine, for a feast for your taste buds. ☀️The weather in Malaysia is pleasant in January. Warm and comfortable during the day, cool at night. Remember to pack accordingly. 🌧️During the rainy season, don't forget to bring an umbrella and be careful of slippery roads. 🚖Convenient transportation. Taxis and public transportation are well-developed, making it easy to explore Kuala Lumpur. 💡Exchange local currency before your trip for easier shopping and dining. 📸Don't forget to bring your camera to capture the beautiful moments in this tropical paradise! -- Explore the beauty of Malaysia! Remember to like and save this guide, and choose Malaysia for your next trip!

✎ ̼Wakey Wrekkie! $38 The all-day breakfast includes croissants, scrambled eggs, bacon, salad, pumpkin, German sausage, beans in tomato sauce and mushrooms. Every dish tastes good and the portion is very filling. ✎ ̼Kimchick With Sweet Potato Fries $32 Kimchicken grilled chicken burger with fried sweet potatoes, the portion is huge, The grilled chicken is juicy, tender and charred, and the sweet potatoes are crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. After eating this breakfast, you don’t need to eat lunch. ✎ ̼Cranberry Scones $6.5 Big muffins with blueberry jam and cream sauce, Crunchy texture, heavy butter flavor, good. ✎ ̼Ice Matcha Pandan $17 Unexpectedly delicious, matcha and pandan are a perfect match. I personally think it is a must-order specialty coffee. ✎ ̼Ice Strawberry Rose Latte $17 The rose scent is quite nice, but the taste is just average. ‧̍̊˙· 𓆝.° ｡˚𓆛˚｡ °.𓆞 ·˙‧̍̊ ‧̍̊˙· 𓆝.° ｡˚𓆛˚｡ °.𓆞 ·˙‧̍̊ 𖤣𖤥𖠿 Woo! Cafe 𖤘 21, Jalan Dewan, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah,Malaysia #January Good Places 2025 #Global Travel #Malaysia #Malaysia Attractions #Malaysia Travel #Malaysia Tourism #Sabah Tourism #Sabah Must Eat #Sabah Attractions #Kota Kinabalu #Cafe #Cafe Recommendations

Kota Kinabalu (KK) is the capital of Sabah, Malaysia. It is located in the north of Borneo and is a city famous for its tropical natural scenery, island beauty and multiculturalism. Recommended major attractions [RoundNails] Kinabalu National Park [Star] Highlights: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is home to Southeast Asia’s highest peak, Mount Kinabalu, at 4,095 meters above sea level. [Glister] Climbing Mount Kinabalu: You need to apply for a permit in advance, suitable for travelers with better physical strength. [Glister] Hiking the Lowland Trails: There are several short hiking trails in the park that are suitable for family tourists. [Glister] Hot Springs: Poring Hot Springs is a great place to relax after a climb. [4:00] Recommendation: Climbing reservations must be made at least 3 months in advance and bring warm clothing as it can be very cold at high altitudes. [Star]Tanjung Aru Beach is known as "one of the top ten most beautiful sunset spots in the world". [Star] Mantanani Island [Glister] A small paradise island with clear water and white sand, it is very suitable for snorkeling, diving and vacation. [Glister] Snorkeling: The sea water visibility is extremely high, and you can see corals and a variety of tropical fish. [Glister] Watching manatees: This sea area is one of the habitats of the world's rare dugongs (manatees). [Star] Kota Kinabalu City Mosque is a white mosque built on water. It has an elegant appearance and is known as the "Floating Mosque". [Star] Floating Mosque and Gaya Street Sunday Market [Glister] Gaya Street: The weekly Sunday morning market offers local handicrafts, delicacies, tropical fruits and souvenirs. Suitable for shopping and experiencing local culture. [ServiceBell] Kota Kinabalu Food [MealCover] Sabah Bak Kut Teh is different from the Bak Kut Teh in West Malaysia. The Sabah version is lighter and uses medicinal herbs and pork bones to make the soup base, which has a delicious taste. [MealCover]Seafood[ThumbsUp]Sabah is famous for its seafood, which is fresh and cheap. Crab, lobster and tiger prawns are recommended. [MealCover] Teh Tarik and Nasi Lemak [Bounet] Itinerary suggestions 3 days 2 nights itinerary Day [One]: Upon arrival, visit the Kota Kinabalu City Mosque and head to Tanjong Aru Beach in the evening to enjoy the sunset. For dinner, choose to enjoy seafood at the Filipino Night Market or Welcome Seafood Restaurant. Day [Two]: Take a day trip to Pulau Hualien to experience snorkeling and island activities. Return to Kota Kinabalu city in the evening and try Sabah Bak Kut Teh. Day [Three]: Visit Gaya Street Sunday Market in the morning (if it is Sunday) and shop for souvenirs. In the afternoon, visit Sapi Island or Manukan Island in Mount Kinabalu National Park or Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park. [!][!]information [○] Transportation: Taxis and Grab services are readily available in the city. To get to the island, you can take a boat from Jesselton Pier. [○] Climate: The tropical climate is suitable for travel all year round, so bring sunscreen, a swimsuit and light clothing. [○] Language: The locals mainly speak Malay, but English is widely used, so communication is barrier-free. [RoundNails] Kota Kinabalu

When you think of Kota Kinabalu, you probably picture the azure sea, majestic mountains, and a culinary adventure. This charming city in Sabah, Malaysia, offers not only stunning natural scenery but also delicious food and warm hospitality. Follow this guide for a healing journey! 🌟 Must-Visit Attractions 1. Kinabalu National Park 🌳 Recommended: ★★★★★ The first UNESCO World Heritage Site in Southeast Asia, known as the "Treasure of Nature." Mount Kinabalu is the highest peak in Southeast Asia, and hiking through the tropical rainforest and alpine plants is like a painting. For those who love challenges, try the two-day summit experience. 2. Tanjung Aru Beach 🌅 Recommended: ★★★★★ Known as one of the "World's Most Beautiful Sunsets," the soft sand and orange-purple sunset are mesmerizing. Visit in the evening to quietly enjoy the sunset's afterglow on the sea. 3. Gaya Street Sunday Market 🛍️ Recommended: ★★★★☆ Every Sunday morning, it transforms into a bustling market selling handicrafts, tropical fruits, and snacks. Don't forget to buy a souvenir to remember this unique city! 4. Manukan Island 🏖️ Recommended: ★★★★☆ A 20-minute boat ride from the city. The crystal-clear water is a paradise for snorkeling enthusiasts. The colorful underwater world is like a secret garden from a fairy tale. 5. Sabah State Museum 📚 Recommended: ★★★★☆ To learn about Sabah's culture and history, this is the place. From traditional longhouses to colonial relics, it records Sabah's diverse cultural fusion. 6. Proboscis Monkey & Fireflies Cruise 🐒 Recommended: ★★★★★ Take a boat tour of the mangroves in the evening to see the adorable proboscis monkeys up close and enjoy the fireflies lighting up the night sky like a galaxy. 🍴 Culinary Paradise • Yee Fung Laksa A local favorite, the Laksa here is spicy and rich, with a fragrant broth. The Bak Kut Teh is also a must-try. • Coconut Pudding A common beach snack, sweet and smooth, perfect for cooling off! • Seafood Feast Kota Kinabalu is known for its fresh seafood. Visit the Filipino Market for chili crab, butter prawns, and flower crab. 🏨 Recommended Accommodation • Shangri-La Tanjung Aru Resort & Spa With a beachfront view, it's the perfect place to watch the sunset. The hotel offers a variety of water activities, ideal for families. • The Jesselton Hotel Located in the city center, convenient for visiting major attractions, with a colonial design full of vintage romance. ❤️ Tips • Best Travel Season: March to October, with sunny weather, ideal for snorkeling and outdoor activities. • Sun Protection and Mosquito Repellent: Bring sunscreen and mosquito repellent, especially for mangrove tours. • Language and Currency: English and Malay are widely spoken, and the currency is Malaysian Ringgit (MYR). 🌟 Kota Kinabalu is a place that captures your heart. It offers both natural purity and urban enthusiasm. On the tranquil islands, we found long-lost peace; in the bustling markets, we felt the beauty of life. With fond memories and joy, you'll look forward to returning! Ready? Make Kota Kinabalu your next destination!

When the summer sun shines on the land of Sabah, Malaysia, Shangri-La Tanjung Aru, Kota Kinabalu, is like a dazzling pearl, quietly embedded in the charming tropical coastline. As a tranquil place away from the hustle and bustle of the city, it not only provides travelers with a luxurious accommodation experience, but also allows every guest to deeply feel the unique charm of nature. Stepping into the hotel lobby, the high ceiling and spacious and bright space instantly make people feel a sense of nobility and comfort. The staff welcomes every guest with a warm smile and professional attitude, making people feel like they are in a warm home. The design of the guest rooms perfectly combines luxury and nature. Whether it is a sea view room close to the beach or a forest room immersed in a green environment, guests can find peace and relaxation during their journey. The beds are soft and comfortable, the bathroom facilities are complete, and every detail reflects the hotel's ultimate pursuit of guest comfort. One of the highlights of the hotel is its rich leisure facilities. The private STAR Marina offers a variety of options for water sports enthusiasts, such as island tours and water sports, while the CHI Spa allows guests to enjoy massages and treatments while listening to melodious music and feeling relaxed and happy. The spacious swimming pool and various restaurants and bars allow guests to enjoy delicious food while swimming in the blue waves. The surrounding attractions are also not to be missed. Tanjung Aru Beach is famous for its charming sunset views and is an excellent place to watch the sunset. The hotel is only a few minutes away from Kota Kinabalu city center, and guests can easily visit famous attractions such as the Floating Mosque, University of Malaysia Sabah, and Gaya Street to experience the unique style and cultural heritage of Sabah. In general, Shangri-La Tanjung Aru, Kota Kinabalu, is not only a luxurious accommodation choice, but also a resort that makes people linger. Here, every guest can find their own peace and relaxation and enjoy an unforgettable holiday.

Hey, fellow travel enthusiasts! Today, I'm excited to share some amazing travel tips for Kota Kinabalu and Semporna. These two places are like hidden treasures, full of surprises that will surely captivate your heart. Come and take a look! Let's start with the mesmerizing sunset views. The sunset at Tanjung Aru in Kota Kinabalu is renowned. As the sun sets, the sky becomes a canvas of nature's colors, with shades of orange, red, and purple blending together. The vibrant hues reflect on the sea, creating a dreamlike scene. In Semporna, the sunset is equally stunning, with the gentle glow of the setting sun casting a golden hue over the shimmering sea. The entire town is bathed in a warm, golden light, making it feel like time has stopped. It's a sight that you can't take your eyes off. Snorkeling is an absolute must! Snorkeling in places like Mataking, Timba Timba, and Pandanan Island is like embarking on an underwater adventure. Sea turtles leisurely swim by, colorful fish dart playfully around you, and the coral reefs are a sight to behold. It's like being in a magical underwater garden, with surprises at every turn. It's truly an incredible experience! The food is a delightful treat! The fresh and juicy seafood is a feast for the senses, with every bite bursting with the flavors of the sea. The giant mantis prawns are a must-try, with their succulent meat that leaves you craving for more. The refreshing watermelon juice and unique Malaysian chrysanthemum tea are perfect for quenching your thirst. The rich flavors of bak kut teh and the savory taste of Hainanese chicken rice are a culinary delight. Each dish is a unique experience that you won't be able to resist. The accommodations are incredibly comfortable. Staying in a sea-view suite, waking up to the sound of the waves and the warm sunlight, and watching the sunset fill the room with a golden glow is a truly romantic and relaxing experience. It's a feeling that's hard to beat. Shopping and entertainment are also well-planned! Visit Jay Chou's trendy store in Kota Kinabalu and pick up some cool items. Enjoy a specialty drink at Old Town and savor the moment. Buy some cute fridge magnets as souvenirs. Gaya Street is bustling with activity, offering local snacks and shopping at Imago. Don't forget to bring home a bottle of orchid perfume to make the unique scent a part of your journey. Of course, don't miss out on the sweet mangoes, refreshing coconuts, and delicious Milo ice cream, adding more sweetness to your trip. In short, Kota Kinabalu and Semporna are charming places with plenty of fun, delicious food, and beautiful sights. You must experience it for yourself. I'm sure you'll fall in love with these places and create unforgettable travel memories!

1. Two-Day Itinerary 🗺️🌴 DAY 1: Kinabalu National Park → Tanjung Aru Beach 🌅👣 DAY 2: Tunku Abdul Rahman National Park (Gaya Island/Sapi Island/Mamutik Island/Manukan Island/Sulug Island) → Kota Kinabalu City (Kota Kinabalu City Mosque) 🏝️🕌️ 2. Attractions 🏞️🌈 • Kinabalu National Park 🏞️ • Malaysia's first UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for its rich biodiversity and stunning landscapes. 🌳🌍 • Tanjung Aru Beach 🌅 • Known as the third best place in the world to watch the sunset, you can enjoy spectacular sunsets here. 🌇👀 • Tunku Abdul Rahman National Park 🏝️ • Consists of five islands: Gaya Island, Sapi Island, Mamutik Island, Manukan Island, and Sulug Island. It's a paradise for snorkeling and diving enthusiasts. 🐠🌊 • Gaya Island 🏞️ • Rich in coral reefs and tropical fish, it's a great place to explore the underwater world. 🐡🌿 • Sapi Island 🏖️ • White sandy beaches and clear waters make it an ideal place for sunbathing and swimming. 🌤️🏊‍♀️ • Mamutik Island 🌴 • A small and beautiful island, perfect for enjoying a peaceful beach time. 🏖️🧘‍♀️ • Manukan Island 🏝️ • A larger island offering a variety of water activities and facilities. 🚣‍♂️🎣 • Sulug Island 🏜️ • Known for its pristine natural scenery and jungle trekking. 🌲🚶‍♂️ • Kota Kinabalu City Mosque 🕌️ • This mosque is famous for its pink dome and tranquil reflection on the water, making it a great place for photos. 📸💖 3. Local Food Recommendations 🍽️🍤 Nasi Lemak 🥥 • Nasi Lemak is Malaysia's national dish, made with rice cooked in coconut milk and pandan leaves, usually served with fried chicken, fish cakes, cucumber slices, and sambal sauce. It's an authentic flavor you can only taste in Malaysia. 😋🌴

In Kota Kinabalu! Just checked out! Worth crying over! Shangri-La Tanjung Aru, Kota Kinabalu is located on the beautiful Tanjung Aru Beach, just 10 minutes from Kota Kinabalu International Airport and the city center. Whether you're traveling for business or leisure, this is the ideal choice. The hotel is only 7 km from the city center, making it easy to explore the entire area! Free Wi-Fi, gym, pool, early check-in, and late check-out The hotel has 498 spacious rooms with elegant decor, air conditioning, a seating area, and a flat-screen satellite TV. The private balcony offers breathtaking sea or mountain views. The hotel has a private beach, spa, and a small room for watching clownfish. With a wide range of entertainment facilities, Shangri-La Tanjung Aru is the perfect choice for family trips! The children's pool is also a paradise for kids. Surroundings The resort is surrounded by beautiful scenery, with beautiful beaches and rich natural resources. This is the perfect place to watch the sunset, and the sunset view of Tanjung Aru Beach is unforgettable. The resort is only 10 minutes from five beautiful coral islands, making it a great place to explore marine life. It's really convenient. I came to a city for a sunset, and the most beautiful sunset did not disappoint.

Hey, friends! Today, I must share my super fun travel guide to Kota Kinabalu with you. I believe you'll want to set off immediately after reading it! [Transportation] You can fly to Kota Kinabalu. The airport is conveniently located, and there are airport buses that can take you directly to various major stops in the city, which is economical and worry-free. It's easy to get a taxi in the city. You can use a ride-hailing app to call a taxi. Most drivers are very enthusiastic, and you can enjoy the city scenery along the way. Of course, some attractions are close to each other, so walking is also a good choice, allowing you to experience the local life more deeply. [Accommodation] I highly recommend staying in the city center of Kota Kinabalu. For example, the Hyatt Centric is great. The rooms are spacious and comfortable, with complete facilities, and the location is excellent. It's very convenient to eat, drink, and have fun nearby. The hotel service is also very considerate. Staying there is like going home, and it will relieve your travel fatigue. [Recommended Tourist Attractions] Tanjung Aru Beach is a must-see, especially in the evening. Sitting on the beach and waiting for the sunset, watching the red sun slowly sink into the sea, the sky is dyed orange-red and purple-red, and the whole sea is shimmering. It's as beautiful as a dream, and every glance is a pleasure. It feels like your soul is healed. Don't miss the University of Sabah. The campus is huge, and the buildings are unique. The pink mosque has become a popular check-in point. The romantic pink building looks beautiful against the blue sky and green trees. It feels like walking into a fairy tale world. There's also the City Mosque, which stands quietly on the water, with a clear reflection, exuding a tranquil and sacred beauty that makes people stop to admire and take photos. [Food] Speaking of food, you must try Welcome Seafood Restaurant. The creamy tiger prawns and salted egg yolk crab are delicious. The shrimp is tender, and the crab is plump. Every bite is the taste of the sea. The rich sauce mixed with rice will make you eat several more bowls. Don't underestimate Yee Fung Laksa. The laksa, beef offal noodles, and other local snacks are authentic and affordable. Sitting in the lively restaurant, tasting the food, and feeling the local atmosphere is very pleasant. Kota Kinabalu is a charming place. Here, you can enjoy the leisure of the sun and beach, experience the unique culture, and taste unforgettable food. Every corner hides surprises, and every experience is unforgettable. I sincerely hope everyone can come here to take a walk and have a look. I believe you will fall in love with this warm and beautiful city just like me! What are you waiting for? Pack your bags and set off!

Hey guys, Kota Kinabalu in Sabah is a hidden gem for travelers. Today, I'm sharing a super detailed 5-day, 4-night travel guide with you. Follow it, and I guarantee you'll have a fun and unforgettable time! 🌆 Day 1: After arriving in Kota Kinabalu, immerse yourself in the local culture by visiting the Gaya Street Night Market. Don't miss the chance to try the unique East Malaysian fruit, Tarap. It's a taste sensation! After the night market, check into Monocolo Boutique Hotel and get a good night's rest for the adventures ahead. 🍜 Day 2: Start your day with a visit to Wei Wei Xiang Fish Head Noodles, a local hidden gem. The delicious fish soup paired with smooth rice noodles is irresistible. Then, head to Kundasang, and don't forget to stop by Sinalau Bakas Kampung Bongol for some wild boar meat. Once you arrive, visit Desa Dairy Farm, known as "Little Switzerland of Malaysia," for its picturesque scenery. Enjoy a meal at Anooh Cafe while taking in the expansive mountain views. Finally, check into Hounon Ridge Resort. Although it's a bit far from the city center, it's the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle and enjoy tranquility. 🌄 Day 3: Start your day with a delicious breakfast at Hooga Cafe, then head to Sosodikon Hill. A short hike will take you to the top, where you can enjoy the refreshing breeze. Next, visit Alpaca Club to see the adorable alpacas. Afterward, explore Spring Garden, a peaceful little garden with a surprise: a small mountain path leading to a waterfall. It's a serene spot to recharge. Have lunch at HBenjamin Cafe, then return to the resort for some rest. 🌸 Day 4: Don't miss the chance to see the Rafflesia flower at the Rafflesia Information Center. It's the largest flower in the world and a must-see in East Malaysia. Afterward, head back to Kota Kinabalu for a sumptuous lunch at Sasa Seafood. In the evening, go to Tanjung Aru to watch the sunset. Even if the weather isn't perfect, the atmosphere is still amazing. Spend the night at Mercure Hotel for a good night's sleep. 🏙️ Day 5: Take a City Walk in Kota Kinabalu to experience the city's unique charm. Try Sinsuran Sang Nyuk Mee, a dish with a unique texture that will leave you wanting more. Then, head home with a heart full of wonderful memories. Guys, Kota Kinabalu in Sabah is a place full of surprises. Come and start your own amazing journey here! 💕

Hey guys, here's a travel guide for Kota Kinabalu, full of practical tips and tricks! For accommodation, I recommend staying near Gaya Street. It's super convenient, within walking distance to Durian Street, Suria Sabah, Jesselton Point, and more. During peak season, getting a Grab ride is all about luck, so staying here will save you a lot of trouble. As for food, there's no need to join the crowd at those popular restaurants. The long queues are a waste of time. There are plenty of places on Gaya Street with no queues, and the food is just as good. You might be pleasantly surprised by the flavors at any random place you choose. Now, let's talk about water activities. You can try the water activities on the nearby islands, but I don't recommend snorkeling. It's crowded, and the water is quite murky, so you can't see much. If you really want to snorkel, go to Mantanani Island. Although it's a long boat ride, the scenery is worth it. The clear water and beautiful underwater views will make it all worthwhile. As for the City Mosque, I don't really recommend going inside. Once you're in, you're limited to a small area with no guides or explanations, so it's not very interesting. Just take photos outside, which costs 5 RM, while going inside costs 10 RM. Plus, you have to change into specific clothes, which is a hassle. Finally, let's talk about the local durians. They're cheap and delicious, only 8 RM per kg, with a sweet and soft texture. However, compared to Musang King and Black Thorn, the taste is slightly inferior. There's also the wild durian, which costs 15 RM per kg and tastes like sweet potatoes. But since you're already there, why not try them all? It's a unique experience. In conclusion, Kota Kinabalu has a lot of fun and delicious things to offer, but there are also some pitfalls to avoid. Follow this guide, and you're guaranteed to have a comfortable and unforgettable trip. So, what are you waiting for? Go and experience it for yourself!

Day 1: Arrival in Kota Kinabalu, Tanjung Aru Beach Sunset • Evening: Arrive in Kota Kinabalu and head to Tanjung Aru Beach to enjoy the famous sunset. • Night: Visit the Sky Bridge Night Market to experience local culture and cuisine. Day 2: Mangrove Day Tour • All day: Join a mangrove day tour to explore the Klias Wetlands and see proboscis monkeys and fireflies. Day 3: Mount Kinabalu Day Tour • All day: Drive to Mount Kinabalu to enjoy outdoor activities such as ATV and paragliding, and visit Desa Dairy Farm. Day 4: City Tour, Prepare to Head to Semporna • Morning: Explore Kota Kinabalu city and visit shopping centers such as Suria Sabah. • Afternoon: Head to Semporna. Day 5: Semporna Island Hopping Day Tour • All day: Go island hopping in Semporna to explore the beautiful surrounding islands. Day 6: Semporna Island Hopping Day Tour or City Resort • All day: Continue island hopping in Semporna, or return to Kota Kinabalu and stay at a resort on Gaya Island or Tiga Island for two nights. Day 7: Departure from Semporna or Kota Kinabalu • Morning: If you stayed on an island the previous day, enjoy your last leisurely time on the island, or take a PADI diving course in Kota Kinabalu. • Afternoon: Visit the Science and Technology Center to learn about local technological and industrial development. • Night: End your trip and prepare to leave Kota Kinabalu. Accommodation Recommendations: • Kota Kinabalu Marriott Hotel: Offers a comfortable environment for business or leisure travelers. • Hyatt Centric Kota Kinabalu: Opened in 2022, conveniently located for exploring the surrounding area. Food Recommendations: • Sin Kee Bah Kut Teh: A highly-rated local restaurant worth trying. • Durian Street: Enjoy affordable durians. Shopping Recommendations: • Suria Sabah: The largest shopping center in Kota Kinabalu, ideal for buying cosmetics, clothing brands, etc.

As soon as you step into Stanton Gaya Hotel, you can feel the unique warmth and comfort. The hotel is located in the center of Stanton, and both its location and service quality give people a high-quality experience. The hotel has a spacious and exquisite facade, and the front desk staff are all smiles, making you feel like a spring breeze. Their professionalism and friendliness make you feel like you have come to the warmest place outside of home. We stayed in a superior room, and the spacious layout, bright interior design, and exquisite decorations made the whole room full of vitality. The bed is soft and comfortable, the TV is fully equipped, and the separate shower facilities allow you to enjoy a wonderful bath experience. The hotel's dining service is also a highlight. The breakfast is rich and varied, from traditional Chinese breakfast to Western cuisine, everything is available. The food carefully prepared by the restaurant's chefs is unforgettable in terms of color, aroma, and taste. For lunch and dinner, we chose to try the local specialties, and the delicious seafood, unique seasonings, and delicious noodles were all very satisfying. In addition to these basic accommodation experiences, Stanton Gaya Hotel also offers a range of thoughtful services. The hotel has a fitness center and swimming pool for you to use, allowing you to maintain a healthy lifestyle even during a busy trip. In addition, the hotel's meeting rooms and business center also provide convenience for business travelers. Whether you are traveling for work or leisure, this hotel can meet your needs. The most memorable part of the stay at Stanton Gaya Hotel is the meticulous service and warm environment. The staff here are not only professional but also enthusiastic and friendly. They always greet every guest with a smile, making you feel at home. In addition, the hotel has a superior location, convenient transportation, and an elegant and quiet surrounding environment, providing an excellent resting environment for your trip. In short, Stanton Gaya Hotel is a very pleasant stay experience. The environment here is elegant, the facilities are complete, and the service is thoughtful. Whether it is a business trip or a leisure vacation, it is your ideal choice. Here, you can enjoy the fun of travel and feel the warmth of home. I will choose this place as my accommodation next time I travel.

🏨 On September 22, I stayed at Hyatt Centric Kota Kinabalu. It is said that Kota Kinabalu has the most beautiful sunset in the world. The sun sets and the sea reflects a long, thin golden light. The sky is slowly dyed. 📍 The hotel is in a good location, and is basically surrounded by Chinese people. It is very convenient to get to the island, and it takes 7-8 minutes to get to the hub station. The locals recommend Mantanani Island, which has a glass jelly texture. My friend caught a bread crab for me to see, it was so cute. I also saw the most fish I have ever seen while snorkeling. But! The boat ride takes an hour, and it is so bumpy that you will question your life. You will basically arrive at around 12:00, and return at 3:00-4:00. 🏄‍♀️ Sunset paddle board, the first time I played stand-up paddle, the coach praised me. Keep your core stable, don't be afraid. It was actually quite fun, I paddled very fast, and I felt very safe lying on the paddle board and rising and falling with the waves. 🏨 Other: About the hotel: I looked at many resort-style hotels and did some research. These hotels have more small creatures, or the maintenance cost is too high, and the hardware is average. If you don't mind the age, you can go and experience it. ✈️ Travel time: I think 3 days and 2 nights, or 4 days and 3 nights is more than enough. The city is average, the airport is very small, and I would give it 1 star for shopping. 🍽️ Food: There is a night market behind the hotel on Fridays and Saturdays. The long street is full of things, 1/3 of which are drinks, which are colorful and sweet, and not very interesting. You can only use cash. I didn't exchange money that day, so I spent a little Singaporean dollars. Apart from Jingwen Tea Restaurant, which is worth eating, the price may be the main reason. A table of dishes costs less than RMB 300. I just went to Kota Kinabalu from Singapore, and the same thing in Singapore costs about RMB 3,000. I felt the beauty of the price, and the taste was not bad. The other food was not very interesting, too sweet. There is a (Little Italy) restaurant near the hotel that is okay.

Day 1: Explore the "Land of the Lost" and Discover the City Morning: Enter Kinabalu Park, relax in the Poring Hot Springs, cross the rainforest on the canopy walkway, and encounter exotic flowers and lively squirrels, as if you have entered a fairyland. Enjoy authentic food at the park restaurant at noon. Afternoon: Head to the University of Sabah, leave a romantic photo in front of the pink mosque, and enjoy the stunning sea view from the observation deck. In the evening, taste laksa, satay, and other delicacies on Gaya Street, and shop at the night market. Tips: There are many mosquitoes in Kinabalu Park, so remember to bring mosquito repellent. You can bargain when shopping on Gaya Street to experience the fun of local transactions. Day 2: "Blue" Fun and Cultural Exploration Morning: Head to Mantanani Island, dance with colorful tropical fish in the clear sea, and stroll along the white sandy beach. Have a picnic on the island at noon. Afternoon: Return to the city to visit the City Mosque, admire the golden mosque in the sunset, and then stroll through the Sabah Museum to appreciate the charm of indigenous culture. Tips: Prepare seasickness medicine in advance when going to Mantanani Island to prevent discomfort from the bumpy ride. When visiting the City Mosque, respect religious customs, dress appropriately, and women should wear headscarves. Day 3: "Green" Leisure and Food Tour Morning: Go to Kokol Hill, fly a paraglider in the sky, and overlook the mountain, sea, and city views. Enjoy delicious food at a nearby restaurant at noon. Afternoon: Head to Mari Mari Cultural Village, participate in traditional activities, and feel the enthusiasm of the indigenous people. Return home with beautiful memories in the evening. Tips: Choose a reputable business for the Kokol Hill paragliding project to ensure safety. Actively participate in interactions during the cultural village experience to better appreciate the local customs.

I visited at the end of September and the weather was great! It wasn't as hot as I expected, so it was less tiring. We stayed at Shangri-La for one night and Ming Garden for the rest. Both had swimming pools, so we swam whenever we had time lol. Shangri-La allowed us to use the star lounge before and after check-in, so we could swim, shower, and rest. Our flight was almost at midnight, but we were able to use the star lounge until 10 PM after checking out, which made us very satisfied with the accommodation. It seems cheaper to book Shangri-La Tanjung Aru in advance. It gets more expensive as the trip approaches. Breakfast is included but not tasty lol. Watching the sunset at the Sunset Bar is famous, but I felt it wasn't necessary. You can just watch it from the surroundings. Paddle boating out to see the sunset looked pretty good. The best sunset I saw was during the firefly tour. I don't know where it was, but it was an amazing sunset, I had to admit. Next time, I'll return with a review of the food in Kota Kinabalu. Stay tuned!

🏰 Imagine stepping into a palace-like hotel, Palace Hotel Kota Kinabalu is your dream destination! 👑 🛏️ Room Experience: Spacious and comfortable rooms with elegant decor make you feel like royalty. 🛋️ 🌿 Environment: Surrounded by lush gardens, the hotel offers a tranquil natural setting, away from the hustle and bustle. 🌳 🍽️ Dining: The hotel's restaurant offers a variety of cuisines to satisfy your taste buds and provide a royal dining experience. 🥂 🏋️‍♂️ Facilities: The hotel is equipped with a gym, swimming pool, and other entertainment facilities to keep you active while enjoying your vacation. 🏊‍♂️ 📍 Location: The hotel is conveniently located for exploring the natural beauty and cultural attractions of Kota Kinabalu. 🌄 💁‍♂️ Service: The staff is warm and attentive, ensuring a cozy and comfortable stay. 👩‍💼 🌈 Conclusion: Palace Hotel Kota Kinabalu is the ideal choice for your trip, offering a luxurious and comfortable vacation. 🌟🌴🏖️ 👉 Booking: Don't hesitate, book now and start your royal vacation! 🏰✨