TOUR PACKAGES -WILDLIFE IN SABAH<\/h2>\n
ONE OF THE RICHEST AND MOST DIVERSE COLLECTION OF ANIMAL LIFE<\/b> on this planet lives in Sabah. Yet, because most of it dwells in the dense rainforest, it is difficult to see – unlike the great herds of the African savannah – wildlife viewing is considered more like a gift than a given for travellers entering the state’s wild places. To see all in short period, we recommend that you buy Sabah tours packages of Wildlife, Nature, Island, Cultural and Food tours .<\/p>\n
All of Borneo’s 222 mammals are originally forest dwellers, linked in a complex web of relationships to the plant-life of the forest, an indication of how important the rainforest is for their survival, guaranteeing not only their habitat but their livelihood. Over half of Sabah is forested, most of it as forest reserves with the remainder in parks and wildlife reserves and other protected areas, totaling 5,270 square kilometers. This park system, linked to a forward-thinking, eco-tourism policy, ensures that Sabah’s varied eco-systems and its wildlife can not only survive but can also be visited and appreciated with a minimum of disturbance.<\/p>\n
Secretive, endangered animals like the Sumatran rhino are rarely sighted even by long-term researchers, and Asian elephants with their legendary hearing will seldom reveal themselves: even a spotting of their footprints or their dung is a thrilling sight. But not all of Sabah’s creatures are as difficult to hear or see. To maximise your chances, visit during the fruiting and flowering season (March-October), and avoid the heat of the day, just like the animals – early morning and late afternoon are best.<\/p>\n
The following alphabetical checklist of Sabah’s major parks, conservation areas and reserves gives an indication of the huge variety of wildlife that Malaysia’s most ecologically varied state has to offer.<\/p>\n
Kinabalu Park<\/a>\u00a0<\/strong>The Kinabalu National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Mountainous region with a huge range of different altitudinal eco-systems. World famous for bird watching: so far 326 species (33 endemic) have been recorded, representing more than 50% of all bird-species in Borneo. Specialities include the Kinabalu serpent eagle, the Kinabalu friendly warbler, the crimson-breasted wood partridge and the Borneon mountain whistler. Some more impressive figures: 90 species lowland mammals; 22 species montane mammals; 61 frog and toad species; some 200 species of butterfly have been recorded plus 112 ‘macro’ moth species that can be found at 2000m and above; and 40 species of fish (representing 9 families). And the plant life is no less impressive: in the Kinabalu National Park are represented 5,000 – 6,000 species of vascular plants, comprising of over 200 families and 1,000 genera: 1,000 orchid species, including five species of slipper orchids; 608 fern species; 9 Nepenthes species (pitcher-plants, including 4 endemic species); 24 Rhododendron species (5 species are endemic to Kinabalu); 78 Ficus species (over 50% of the 135 species found in Borneo); 52 palm species; 6 bamboo species and over 30 ginger species.<\/p>\n Crocker Range National Park<\/a>\u00a0<\/strong>Vast mountain range in western Sabah. Good for bird watching such as the golden-napped barbet, and many more rarities. Likely wildlife sightings include mountain squirrels and mountain tree shrews, rarer sightings include orang-utans, the ferret badger and Hose’s civet.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n Kinabatangan Wildlife<\/a>\u00a0<\/strong>Sanctuary Vast, riverine floodplain in the northeast. Good chances to see proboscis monkeys, leaf monkeys, crab eating macaques, mud-skipper “walking” fish and estuarine crocodiles. With some luck and during the right seasons visitors can spot Asian elephants, Borneon gibbons, otters, monitor lizards and deer. Rare sightings of orangutans, Malayan sun bears, clouded leopard and smaller wild cats. Bird watching is spectacular. Hornbills, including the rare wrinkled and helmeted varieties, endangered Sunda ground cuckoos, as well as kingfishers, Brahminy kites, Raffles Malkohas, and red-crowned barbets.<\/p>\n Danum Valley<\/a>\u00a0<\/strong>Conservation Area and protected forest region in the southeast. Supports impressive animal life including 124 species of mammals, such as Asian elephants, Sumatran rhinoceros, wild cattle, sun bears and clouded leopards. Excellent bird watching including all hornbill species in Borneo!<\/p>\n Pulau Layang-Layang<\/a><\/strong>\u00a0Coral-reef island 300 kilometres northwest of Kota Kinabalu. Excellent opportunities for viewing big fish like Napoleon wrasse, manta-ray, giant humphead wrasse, hawksbill turtles, and white tipped and hammerhead sharks.<\/p>\n Pulau Tiga Park Marine national park<\/a><\/strong>\u00a0comprising three islands off the west coast of Sabah. Most famous for its megapode birds on the main island, and for “Snake Island” with its large (over 800) population of sea snakes (yellow-lipped-sea-kraits).<\/p>\n Klias Wetlands<\/a><\/strong>\u00a0An area of mangrove forest reserves with wildlife such as proboscis Monkeys, gibbons, crocodiles, water birds and a superb display of glowing fire flies at night. Watch also bats rule the skies at dawn as they swarm out to look for food.<\/p>\n Sepilok Orang Utan Sanctuary<\/a><\/strong> World-famed facility in the Kabili-Sepilok Forest Reserve outside Sandakan. Rehabilitates orangutans confiscated from captivity or displaced by forest clearance.<\/p>\n Sipadan and the Semporna Islands marine and islands’ park in the southeast. Excellent opportunities to see a wide range of fishes.<\/p>\n Tunku A<\/a>bdul Rahman Park Marine<\/a><\/strong>\u00a0and islands’ park off the shores of Kota Kinabalu City. Marine wildlife sightings include whale sharks. Very popular week-end destination for locals.<\/p>\n Turtle Island Marine Park<\/a><\/strong>\u00a0A group of three islands off the northeast coast. Famous for green and hawksbill turtles, and observing hatchery procedures.<\/p>\n Ulu Padas and Long Pasia<\/span><\/strong> Mountainous region of montane and heath forests in the far southeast corner. Great for bird watching. Not well known for wildlife, but leopard cats have been sighted. The charming little rural village far off the beaten track\u00a0 in South Western of Sabah bordering Indonesia Kalimantan region. The adventure Trekking in dense cold forest, Waterfall sighting, ancient mistic folklore of villager history will mesmerize you even more. sighting of Flora and fauna, Insects like the rare big Kinabalu Birdwing butterfly 99mm diameters .<\/p>\n Tours: 3 days\/2nigts\u00a0 You will be guided by well -known local person, from KK city.\u00a0 7 hrs 4WD drive pass 3 villagers adventure driving, extreme trekking to Mt Sinipung and ferrian Waterfall . Gorgous ancient sunrise, superb local friendly villager,\u00a0 (6 meals)<\/p>\n Rates: From RM800 per person, minimum 2 person. best time to go February – September. contact travel assistant\u00a0 this website.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div> ONE OF THE RICHEST AND MOST DIVERSE COLLECTION OF ANIMAL LIFE<\/b>\u00a0on this planet lives in Sabah. Yet, because most of it dwells in the dense rainforest, it is difficult to see – unlike the great herds of the African savannah – wildlife viewing is considered more like a gift than a given for travellers entering the state’s wild places.<\/p>\n Kinabalu Park<\/a>\u00a0 Around <\/strong>The Kinabalu National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Mountainous region with a huge range of different altitudinal eco-systems. World famous for bird watching: so far 326 species (33 endemic) have been recorded, representing more than 50% of all bird-species in Borneo. Specialities species are endemic to Kinabalu); 78 Ficus species (over 50% of the 135 species found in Borneo); 52 palm species; 6 bamboo species and over 30 ginger species.<\/p>\n -These day tour tour cover only Kinabalu park HQ area forest and Kundasang town. Rates\u00a0 RM 190.00 per person ( min 2 ) 1 meals, pick up from hotel at 7;30am city hotel.<\/strong><\/p>\n –Day tour with multiple stop at Paragliding, ATV ride, Desa Cow Farm, Kundasang town visit, (9 hrs tour) exclude Activities fee. Rm160.00 per person, transfer from hotel 7:30am\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n Climbing Mt Kinabalu mountain Packages tour<\/strong> (booking in advance is require. at least a week or Budget last minute )<\/p>\n before you begin climbing make sure to watch top 10-18 instagram moment while clombing. – bring lots of warm clothes,- glove,- torch-light, Rain coat-good shoe.<\/p>\n 2Day\/ 1 night at RM1200 .00 (budget) Prices may change on seasonal<\/strong><\/p>\n 2Day\/ 1 night\u00a0 at RM1500.00 (deluxe) prices may change on seasonal<\/strong><\/p>\nWHERE ARE THEY?<\/h3><\/h3><\/div>
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<\/span><\/div>\u00a0SABAH Multiple tours packages<\/h2>\n
2D1N Tabin Wildlife Reserve – Jungle Trekking and Night Walk<\/h4>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n