Adventure of a Lifetime!
Get ready for an unforgettable adventure as the next Kinabalu Trekking & Survival Skills expedition is set to take place from September 15 to 27, 2026, in the heart of Borneo. This exhilarating journey begins in Kota Kinabalu, a city nestled at the foot of Mount Kinabalu, Southeast Asia's highest peak, standing majestically at 4000m above sea level.
The expedition commences with a four-day trek through the dense jungle, where you'll have the chance to put your survival skills to the test. Under the guidance of experienced guide Henry, you'll learn essential techniques to navigate the challenging terrain, make self-made shelters, and cook meals using open fires. The trek culminates at the summit, where you'll be rewarded with a breathtaking rose and orange sunrise view over Malaysia.
After the climb, unwind at a beach resort for some well-deserved rest. Kota Kinabalu offers a wealth of attractions and activities to explore, making it the perfect destination for diverse interests.
For nature enthusiasts, Mount Kinabalu Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a must-visit. The park features rainforest trails, unique flora like pitcher plants and rafflesia flowers, and challenging climbs that lead to sunrise views over northern Borneo and the South China Sea. Don't miss the opportunity to spot the park's diverse wildlife, including four species of primate and rare plants.
If you're a fan of water sports, the Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park offers snorkeling tours at islands known for crystal-clear waters and vibrant coral reefs. Island hopping from Jesselton Point allows you to explore several tropical islands with white sandy beaches.
For a unique wildlife encounter, embark on a firefly river cruise through the Sabah mangrove forests. This eco-friendly activity offers the chance to spot fireflies and proboscis monkeys in their natural habitat.
Cultural immersion is also on the agenda. Visit the Sabah State Museum and Monsopiad Cultural Village to learn about indigenous tribes, or explore Gaya Street's open-air art murals. Don't forget to see Masjid Bandaraya, an iconic floating mosque.
Tanjung Aru Beach is the perfect spot for relaxing and enjoying spectacular sunsets, ranked among the top three globally. It's an ideal location for unwinding with beautiful views and photography opportunities.
The Kinabalu Trekking & Survival Skills expedition offers more than just a climb. It's an opportunity to join a future adventure, where you can spot the "big 5" – Orangutans, Pygmy Rhino, Clouded Leopard, Pygmy Elephant, and Saltwater Crocodile – at a lodge with river cruises and night jungle walks. The jungle is teeming with wildlife, including squirrels, wild pigs, giant earthworms, and 50cm long giant red leeches.
Book your spot on this thrilling expedition now and prepare for an adventure of a lifetime. For more information, visit the provided website.
- The Kinabalu Trekking & Survival Skills expedition starts with a four-day trek, climbing through the dense jungle, where you can test and learn survival skills under the guidance of experienced guide Henry.
- After the climb, one can unwind at a beach resort, enjoying a lifestyle filled with travel and adventure, then explore Kota Kinabalu for a variety of activities such as mountain climbing, snorkeling, cultural immersion, river cruises, and visiting local attractions.
- Mount Kinabalu Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is particularly attractive to nature enthusiasts, offering an opportunity to spot diverse wildlife, climb challenging trails, and marvel at unique flora like pitcher plants and rafflesia flowers.
- The Kinabalu Trekking & Survival Skills expedition isn't just about climbing; it's an opportunity to encounter various wildlife, including the "big 5" – Orangutans, Pygmy Rhino, Clouded Leopard, Pygmy Elephant, and Saltwater Crocodile – at a lodge with river cruises and night jungle walks, making it an unforgettable adventure in the heart of Borneo.
