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2D1N Mount Kinabalu Climb

2 Days

Overview

Embark on an unforgettable journey to the majestic Mount Kinabalu, the highest peak in Southeast Asia and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Located in the Malaysian state of Sabah, Mount Kinabalu offers breathtaking vistas, diverse flora and fauna, and exhilarating adventures for nature enthusiasts and thrill-seekers alike.

Highlights

  • Summit Climb: Embark on an exhilarating ascent to the summit of Mount Kinabalu, the highest peak in Southeast Asia, guided by experienced mountain guides.
  • Breathtaking Views: Witness a stunning sunrise from the summit, with panoramic vistas stretching as far as the eye can see, offering a truly unforgettable experience.
  • Kinabalu Park: Explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Kinabalu Park, home to diverse ecosystems, lush rainforests, and a rich array of flora and fauna.
  • Botanical Garden: Discover the park's botanical garden, showcasing a wide variety of endemic plant species, and learn about the unique ecosystem of the region.
  • Nature Trails: Traverse through the park's lush rainforest trails, waterfall cascades, and natural wonders, offering opportunities for leisurely walks and wildlife spotting.
  • Guided Adventure: Enjoy the support and guidance of experienced guides throughout your journey, ensuring safety and enriching your experience with insightful knowledge about the region.

Itinerary

-0600hrs - 0700hrs: Pick-up from your hotel lobby and depart on a 2 hrs journey to Kinabalu Park Headquarter. Collect your packed lunch.
-0900hrs: Our guide will arrange for all necessary registrations, assign you a mountain guide and apply for your ID TAG.
-Remember to wear your ID TAG at all times.
-You'll then be transferred to starting point – Timpohon Gate – where your journey and quest to the summit of Borneo’s highest mountain begins!
-The climb will take approximately 4-5 hours.
-The trek will pass by different vegetation zones from Oak and Chestnut to mossy and eventually to alpine type of vegetations.
-Arrive Panalaban Base Camp @ 3272m and check into your accommodation.
-Buffet Dinner at Laban Rata Restaurant and overnight.

-0200hrs: Wake up for early supper and depart for continuation of journey towards the summit of Mount Kinabalu.
-The journey up to the Low's peak @ 4,095m will test your fitness and determination. Depending on speed of trekking, you might be able to experience the glorious sunrise over the majestic Mt. Kinabalu if weather permits.
-0700hrs: Descend back to Panalaban Base Camp for late breakfast and check out.
-Trek down to Timpohon Gate for transfer back to the Kinabalu Park Headquarter (est. arrival 1300hrs to 1500hrs).
-Congratulations, you can now collect your Certificate of Achievement!
-Buffet Lunch will be served at the restaurant in Kinabalu Park.
* Due to the temporary closure of Balsam Restaurant, lunch will be served at Liwagu Restaurant after completing your climb.
-Transfer back to Kota Kinabalu City. Journey takes approx. 2 hrs.

Cost

The Cost Includes

  • Meals:
  • -1 Breakfast
  • -1 Packed-Lunch
  • -1 Lunch
  • -1 Dinner
  • -1 Supper
  • Accommodation:
  • -1 Night stay at Panalaban Assorted Huts (Laban Rata Resthouse or similar)
  • -Non-Heated Dormitory Bunk-bed
  • -Shared bathroom & toilet facilities
  • Other Inclusions:
  • -Entrance Fee
  • -Return Hotel Transfer (Seat-In-Coach)
  • -Return Transfer (Park HQ - Timpohon Gate - Park HQ)
  • -Mountain Guide
  • -Climbing Insurance
  • -Climbing Permit
  • -Mount Kinabalu Certificate and Certificate Holder
  • -English Speaking Support Team

The Cost Excludes

  • Airfares, Porter Fee, Alcoholic Drinks, Personal Travel Insurance, and Any Items Not Mentioned

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What are the things that I should prepare?

  • Waterproof backpack to store your items
  • Trekking or running shoe with good grip
  • Warm clothing/Long sleeves shirt/Hiking pants
  • Jacket/Wind breaker
  • Extra clothing and socks
  • Small towel
  • Hand gloves and winter hat
  • Disposable raincoats
  • Head torch (compulsory)
  • Personal toiletries
  • Refillable water bottle (0.5 – 1 Litre)
  • High energy food such as chocolates, nuts, biscuits, sweets, energy bars
  • Your extra luggage can be stored at Kinabalu Park HQ at a nominal fee of MYR 15 per piece prior climb.

Things I wish to bring?

  • Medication such as headache tablets or altitude sickness tablets
  • Tissue paper / Toilet roll
  • Sun block lotion, lip gloss, plasters
  • Insect repellent / Mosquito Oil
  • Camera with water proof bag
  • Sandals / Slippers
  • Plastic bags

What are the important notes for climber for this package?

  • Climbers who reach Timpohon Gate after 16:30 Hrs will be imposed a fee of MYR 15 per hour per guide and need to pay directly to mountain guide on the spot.
  • Tipping is like giving a hug. Although it’s never expected, it’s always very much appreciated.
  • Do take note that your MyKad (for Malaysian) / Passport (for Non-Malaysian) will be required for verification during registration at the Kinabalu Park office. Please bring it along with you.
  • Laban Rata Resthouse does NOT provide boiled water for drinking/refill to climbers. Coffee & Tea will only be provided complimentary during Breakfast & Supper.   However, mineral water, coffee, tea, and other hot drinks and Soft Drinks are still available for purchase at the Grocery Counter (Laban Rata Resthouse).
  • Pendant Hut provides filtered hot water for drinking/refill to climbers.
  • Check-out time for Laban Rata Resthouse is 10:00 Hrs.  Should you check out later than 10:30 Hrs, a Late Check Out Fee of MYR100/hour applies, to be paid directly on the spot.
  • Effective as of 1st September 2017, the Tourism and Culture Ministry of Malaysia will be implementing a Malaysian Tourism Tax (TTX). Foreign tourists will be required to pay a flat rate of MYR 10 per room per night regardless of accommodation star level. The TTx is to be paid upon check-in. Malaysians or permanent residents residing in Malaysia are exempted from TTx and is required to present a valid identification upon check-in for the exemption.

What is the difficulty level of hiking Mount Kinabalu?

Mount Kinabalu is considered a challenging hike, suitable for those with a reasonable level of fitness. The summit climb involves steep ascents and high altitude, so it’s essential to be adequately prepared physically and mentally.

What is the accommodation like during the hike?

Accommodation during the hike is provided in non-heated dormitory bunk-beds at Panalaban Assorted Huts, such as Laban Rata Resthouse. Facilities are basic with shared bathrooms and toilets.

What about internet access?

Yes. The Internet can be accessed in most places. Sometimes, there might be some technical problems.

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  • 4,095 metres
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