Borneo Travel Guides

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Borneo is so rich in culture, cuisine and character that it is hard to know where to start. Once you start exploring, you will discover that there is always one more thing you want to see and add to your holiday in Malaysia. Often known as 'the other part of the country' is Malaysian Borneo – the northern part of the island.

Malaysian Borneo is divided into the states of Sarawak and Sabah, with Brunei between them. Both states are bursting with lush green jungle areas, with a maze of rivers floating through the vast landscape, particularly in Sarawak. Your holiday to Malaysia would be incomplete without a trip to see Mt Kinabalu, Malaysia’s highest mountain.

Sightseeing In Borneo

No trip to Borneo, Malaysia, is without experiencing these fantastic attractions and sights. Just some of the spic sights that you should not miss on your Borneo trip include:

Mount Kinabalu:

A mountain located in Sabah, Malaysia. This mountain is the highest in Malaysia and is surrounded by the Kinabalu Park. A dominating sight of the region, travellers can climb a peak of the hill called Low's Peak.

Kinabalu Park:

The large forested area surrounding the mountain, which has its named, Kinabalu Park, is a World Heritage site noted for its role as one of the most important biological sites in the world.

Kota Kinabalu City Mosque:

The second main mosque in Kota Kinabalu is something to experience as it has a beautiful waterfront surrounding it, adding to its already impressive structure.