Top Kota Kinabalu Bus Tours - page 4

Immerse yourself in the rich culture of the Kadazan-Dusun people at Monsopiad Cultural Village, a tribute to the legendary warrior Monsopiad. Explore the sacred House of Skulls, where ancient relics narrate tales of bravery and rituals. Engage with captivating live performances, from traditional dances to music that invites participation. Experience hands-on activities including blowpipe shooting and fire-starting demonstrations, all while savoring a delicious native Kadazan-Dusun lunch crafted from local ingredients. Guided by an expert, this journey connects you to the heart of Sabah's vibrant heritage.

The Borneo Cultural Village features 7 traditional homes, with each ethnic group from the indigenous communities in its own special charm waiting to explore. Join in fun activities by learning to use the blowpipe at Murut House, trying traditional musical instruments at Bajau House, and discovering how to start a fire with bamboo at Tidung House. Listen and experience live cultural dance performances that highlight the beautiful artistry and music tribe locally. A variety of flavors, get the chance to try out some delicious local foods and drinks that truly represent the area, encounter rice wine, Tenom coffee, sago cakes, and for those feeling a bit adventurous, sago worms. Authentic encounters with every traditional house is crafted by the descendants of the tribes they represent, providing a true glimpse into their unique architectural styles and everyday rituals.

Escape the city and journey to the paradise islands off the coast of Kota Kinabalu on a hassle-free day trip to Manukan Island. Let a guide take care of transfers, entrance fees, and activities as you sit back, relax, and enjoy the white sands and crystal-clear waters of the island. You'll have chance to snorkel and hike in the jungle, and benefit from the in-depth knowledge of a guide.

Join the fun at the Mari-Mari Cultural Village in Sabah with a guide who’s ready to share all the unusual tales on this group adventure! Get ready for some one-on-one time and the freedom to explore Borneo's ancient of 5 different ethnic tribes and modern culture. Experience whirlwind of fun with a classic house tour, a cultural different and understanding that’ll make you laugh and learn, such as traditional congkak game, art of bamboo cooking, culture performance, fire with a blowpipe, handmade tree bark textiles and much much more. Combine a local lunch that’s sure to tickle your taste buds! A dazzling display of culture and talent that promises to be more entertaining than a cat video marathon! Exclusive tour just for you.

If you want to experience nightlife in Kota Kinabalu but are unsure of where to start, this small-group evening tour is a great introduction. In addition to sightseeing in the city by night, you'll enjoy dinner and a cultural dance performance. You won't have to make any reservations or deal with any language barriers—all the logistics are planned for you.

See orangutans in their natural habitat and get a chance to visit many of the top attractions in Sepilok Sandakan with this day tour. After visiting the Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre and watching a feeding, you'll head out to explore town, with stop at a local restaurant for lunch. Highlights include time in Central Market, the Sim-Sim Water Village, and the Puh Jih Syh Buddhist Temple.

Discover the beauty of the Kudat Peninsula on this Tip of Borneo day trip from Kota Kinabalu. Mingle with the locals in the town of Kota Belud, and learn of the indigenous Bajau and Rungus peoples. Gain insight into local bee-farming and honey-harvesting at Kampung Gombizau, and visit a traditional Rungus longhouse to learn of their cultural traditions. Enjoy breathtaking views over the South China Sea from your vantage point at the Tip of Borneo, the island’s northernmost edge. Capture the views on camera before returning to Kota Kinabalu.

Escape the city and delve deeper into Borneo’s indigenous culture on a day trip to Tuaran from Kota Kinabalu. A great introduction for first-time visitors, this package saves you the stress of advance planning by taking care of transport and activities, and offering the inside scoop on Sabah’s culture and history.

Our friends from Peninsular Malaysia are always surprised to find that Sabahans are fond of Tea break and high tea too. Besides asking our friends to go Yamcha (drink tea). Sabahans would say ‘Let’s go High-Tea’. Tea drinking is definitely part of our culture and it fits well into our laid back lifestyle. Located 2,272 feet above sea levels, the harvests are 100% pesticide free as insect are drawn towards the 130 million year old rainforest surrounding the plantation. Afterwards head towards to the World World II Memorial Site also known as Kundasang War Memorial by the locals. The scent of Roses lingers in the air and the serene atmosphere makes the Kundasang War Memorial an ideal place to contemplate and remember the heroes of the war.

The Tip of Borneo is located in Kudat district and one of the most popular attractions in Sabah. Enjoy the delightful scenery where it was used to be a watch-point for pirate invasion hundreds of years ago. Join us and explore the hidden gems at the Tip of Borneo for 3 Days 2 Nights.

This 16-day private Malaysia honeymoon package will take you deep into the mysterious Borneo in eastern Malaysia, where you and your beloved could hike in the pristine tropical rainforest, be amazed by unique tropical flora and fauna, such as the Rafflesia, mouse-deer, and Borneo pygmy elephants. You will also experience cultural fusion, taste authentic food, and have a “purrfect” trip to the cat city of Kuching! Finally, enjoy free time on Manukan Island, soaking up in the vast white sandy beachfront and crystal-clear sea.

Trip Highlights: *Venture into Kinabalu biodiverse rainforest that formed 130 million years ago. *Multiple river cruises to track Borneo BIG 5, the island’s five most iconic wild animals. *Take a thrilling canopy walk in Danum Valley and spot night wildlife. *Unwind on Dalit Beach by attending activities close to nature.

Visitors to Kota Kinabalu love venturing out of the city to get amongst nature and see the daily life of Malaysia’s indigenous communities. This 3-hour tour of the Mari Mari Cultural Village lets travelers explore tribal homes and watch a range of interactive demonstrations. With an expert guide to accompany you, this is the ideal activity for those who want to learn more about Malaysia’s rich history and culture.