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Kota Kinabalu, the capital of Sabah state in Malaysia, is located more than 2.5 hours by air from Kuala Lumpur. The city is known as a major economic hub and an important industrial base for the East Coast of Malaysia.
Sabah, often called the "Land Under the Winds," is situated beneath the East Asian typhoon belt, boasting a mild climate ideal for a tropical paradise vacation. It is blessed with diverse ecosystems, a unique culture with over 30 indigenous ethnic groups, beautiful beaches, and varied cuisine.
And Kota Kinabalu is no exception.
Kota Kinabalu is the capital of Sabah state, Malaysia, located on the northwestern coast of Borneo island.
Kota Kinabalu through the eyes of birds.
The blend of local culture and modern life creates a unique and captivating atmosphere in Kota Kinabalu. Visitors can experience the diversity of local culture while still enjoying the modern amenities of a major city.
Kota Kinabalu is home to many different indigenous peoples, each with their own customs, festivals, and traditional clothing. Visitors can learn about the local culture by visiting cultural villages, watching traditional dance performances, and sampling local cuisine. Furthermore, you can easily find traditional performances and dances right in the city's shopping district.
Visitors can experience the diversity of local culture while still enjoying the modern amenities of a big city.
The emergence of numerous restaurants, bars, shopping malls, night markets, and other amenities has made Kota Kinabalu vibrant and attractive to tourists from around the world.
If you want to experience the vibrant life of Malaysia, Kota Kinabalu is the ideal destination for those who want to experience its unique culture, immerse themselves in its lively atmosphere, and enjoy its stunning natural scenery.
Kota Kinabalu Night Market brings together various Filipino and Indonesian cuisines such as grilled chicken wings, satay chicken, and more.
Take a glimpse into daily life in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia, through the lens of Travellive's photographer!
The Kawa Kawa river region is characterized by its extensive mangrove forests.
Bungalio Hill is considered the first and longest glass bridge in Malaysia.
Local people make traditional cakes at Mari Mari Cultural Village.
The lives of children in the riverine areas of Sabah state.
This is a diverse food market, most notably for its fresh seafood stalls.
Snacks are sold all over the night market.
Tourists enjoy admiring the seafood.
A wide variety of dried goods are available for travelers to choose from and take home as souvenirs.
Grilled chicken wings and giblets are also a delicious and inexpensive dish.
A meal featuring signature dishes at a restaurant in Kota Kinabalu.
Walk on the seabed when visiting Sepanggar Island.
Rafflesia flowers, known as the world's largest corpse flowers, are found in the Ranau plateau, Malaysia.
Panoramic views of the majestic mountains and forests in Sabah state.
Sepanggar Island, also known as Rainbow Island, attracts many tourists who come to explore it.
Locals recreate the life and customs of indigenous tribes of Borneo at the Mari Mari cultural village.
Traditional dance of the Borneo tribe
Panoramic views of the majestic mountains and forests in Sabah state.
