Summiting Mount Kinabalu via Timpohon Gate
Rising majestically above the surrounding plain, Mt. Kinabalu is a rugged, heavily eroded mountain, scarred by gullies, with jagged rocks and sharp pointed peaks fringed by pristine Montane Rainforests. At 4,095 meters or 13,435 feet above sea level, this legendary mountain is the highest in Borneo and one of the highest in South East Asia drawing trekkers for an adventure of a lifetime.
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Vacation Style Holiday TypeDiscovery, Guided Tours, Jungle, Trekking
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Activity Level Challenging
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Group Size Large Group
Rising majestically above the surrounding plain, Mt. Kinabalu is a rugged, heavily eroded mountain, scarred by gullies, with jagged rocks and sharp pointed peaks fringed by pristine Montane Rainforests. At 4,095 meters or 13,435 feet above sea level, this legendary mountain is the highest in Borneo and one of the highest in South East Asia drawing trekkers for an adventure of a lifetime.
Designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2000 for its biological significance (with some 6,000 plants, 326 birds and more than 100 mammalian species), Mt. Kinabalu is a magnet for nature lovers.
- Local Transportation throughout the trip
- English speaking guide (No Climbing)
- Meals – (As stated)
- Accommodation as listed:
- 1 night at Laban Rata’s Mountain Huts (dormitory share basis)
- Compulsory Climbing fees as follows:
- Conservation & entrance fee to the park
- Climbing permit
- Mountain guide
- Insurance
- Summit certificate
- Travel insurance
- Airfare
- Porter Fee
- Any items not listed above
- Gratuities for local staff (at your discretion)
Staying at Laban Rata could be very cold sometimes. It is advisable to bring along your own sleeping bag or you can rent that at the rest house, at your own cost.
Tour commence only when there are at least 2 person or above. There will be single supplement surcharge for single traveller.