Mount Kinabalu

Mt Kinabalu (Gunung Kinabalu)- Borneo Tallest Mountain’s Climbing Guide Information

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Mount Kinabalu International Climbathon

By admin • May 12th, 2008 • Category: Mount Kinabalu International Climbathon

Mount Kinabalu International Climbathon, reputation’s as The World’’s Toughest Mountain Race ever, was held annually as part of Sabah Tourism Board major highlighted events. In collaborations with Federation of Sport at Altitude for Buff Sky Runner World Series, Mount Kinabalu International Climbathon attracted hundreds of world calibre athletes with more that 30 countries taking part [...]

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3 Days 2 Nights Mount Kinabalu Climbing Tour

By admin • May 12th, 2008 • Category: Tour Packages

Hotel

Price

3 Stars

RM 590 (Malaysian), RM740 (Non-Malaysian)

Brief Itinerary
DAY 1 Transfer to Kinabalu Park. Once Lunch, begin ascend from Timpohon Gate to Laban Rata Guest House.
DAY 2 Wake Up at 2am, start The Summit Trail. Reach The Peak enjoying Sunrise. Return to Kinabalu Park to claim achievement certificate. Return to Kota Kinabalu and stays at [...]

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4 Days 3 Nights Mount Kinabalu Climbing Tour

By admin • May 12th, 2008 • Category: Tour Packages

Hotel

Price

3 Stars

RM 690 (Malaysian), RM840 (Non-Malaysian)

Brief Itinerary
DAY 1 Transfer to Kinabalu Park for overnight Rose Cabin.
DAY 2 Begin ascend from Timpohon Gate to Laban Rata Guest House.
DAY 3 Wake Up at 2am, start The Summit Trail. Reach The Peak enjoying Sunrise. Return to Kinabalu Park to
claim achievement certificate. Return to Kota Kinabalu and [...]

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Fees

By admin • May 11th, 2008 • Category: Fees

Kinabalu Park Entry Fees:
Malaysian- RM3 (adult) , RM1 (below 18)
Non-Malaysian - RM15 (adult), RM10 (below18)
Guide Fees: Depends on the routes of climbing. Fees applicable same for Malaysian and Non-Malaysian.
1. Timpohon Gate-Summit-Timpohon Gate
* 1-3 Climbers - RM70.00 per trip
* 4-6 Climbers - RM74.00 per trip
* 7-8 Climbers - RM80.00 per trip
2. Timpohon-Summit-Mesilau Trail
* 1-3 Climbers - [...]

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Climbing Route Map

By admin • May 11th, 2008 • Category: Climbing Route and Map

The Summit Trail is one of the major highlights of Mount Kinabalu. If you are healthy and fit, it can be an extremely satisfying and achievable climb. Allow at least two days for the outing. Make sure you are equipped for wet and cold weather. Your are required to register for the climb and a [...]

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What to Bring

By admin • May 11th, 2008 • Category: What to Bring

The following are essential but not exhaustive. They complement other necessities and specialised equipment, where applicable.
1. Lightweight Clothing - Although evenings at high altitudes tend to be chilly, the surroundings is largely humid. Light-weight clothing is recommended.
2. Walking Shoes - Comfortable walking shoes are necessary for the steep mountain trails.
3. Rain cape - Kinabalu experiences [...]

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Laban Rata Resthouse

By admin • May 11th, 2008 • Category: Accomodation

Located at 3,000 meters, the Laban Rata Resthouse can accommodate 54 guests and nearby 3 self catering huts (Gunting Lagandan, Panar Laban, and Waras Hut) which can accommodate another 84 guests. There is a restaurant. Sleeping bags and blankets may be hired. Huts start from RM 46 per person and dorms start from RM 69 [...]

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Mesilau Natural Resort

By admin • May 11th, 2008 • Category: Accomodation

The resort is located at the another route to Mt Kinabalu, which is 30 minutes drive from Kinabalu Park. The resort has the latest and newest facilities, include one restaurant. Dormitory bed starts from RM25. Chalets and lodges also available.

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Kinabalu Park Accomodation

By admin • May 11th, 2008 • Category: Accomodation

Variant kind of accommodation is available at Kinabalu Park, such as chalets, lodges, villas, cabins and hostels. Two restaurants serve western and local foods. Self catering is allowed in some chalets. Dormitory bed start from RM15.

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Park Etiquette

By admin • May 11th, 2008 • Category: Park Etiquette

Park Etiquette
1. Do not destroy or remove any plant or animal.
2. Do not litter.
3. Do not bring heavily packaged products.
4. Do not bring pets.
5. Do respect the silence of nature.
6. Do be extra careful with inflammable materials.

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