Tunku Abdul Rahman Park
Named after Malaysia’s First Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, this marine park is a group of five islands – Gaya, Sapi, Manukan, Mamutik and Sulug. The islands are just a short boat ride from Kota Kinabalu. Pulau Sapi, Manukan and Mamutik host beach activities, snorkelling and diving..... Explore more
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Jesselton Point Waterfront
This quaint waterfront district and ferry terminal has a historical feel to it and has become a popular tourist attraction in the last decade. Enjoy casual dining, leisure and retail experiences all day long and come evening, wind down with family and friends and catch the scenic sunset..... Explore Now
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Handicraft Market
This is the place to be if you are hunting for souvenirs to bring home. The Handicraft Market, also known as the Filipino Market carries an assortment of items, from T-shirts to sarongs, wooden handicrafts and even pearl jewellery. Be sure to bargain for your items!.... Explore Now
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Gaya Street (Sunday Market)
If you are in Kota Kinabalu during the weekend, make sure you visit the Gaya Street Sunday Market. Every Sunday morning, the entire Gaya Street is closed for a street bazaar. Enjoy the morning roaming around the market for some local goods and food..... Explore Now
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Coral Flyer
For the adventurous and thrill seekers, try out the Coral Flyer, the longest island to island zipline in the world! Enjoy breathtaking views as you zipline over clear sparkling waters from the islands of Pulau Gaya to Pulau Sapi..... Explore Now
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City Mosque
The iconic Kota Kinabalu City Mosque is a floating mosque that sits on a man-made lagoon which surrounds the mosque, giving the mosque an air of mystery and beauty. When the mosque is illuminated, it is considered the most beautiful structure in the city and possibly in Malaysia..... Explore Now
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Aquarium & Marine Museum
This state-of-the-art marine museum boasts one of the best aquarium facilities. See all kinds of marine life, learn about corals, take a mangrove walk and many more activities await you and your family..... Explore Now
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Atkinson Clock Tower
The Atkinson Clock Tower is a famous landmark and the oldest standing structure in Kota Kinabalu. The clock was originally built using wood in 1905 in the memory of Francis George Atkinson, Jesselton’s first District Officer..... Explore Now
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