Mt Kinabalu 4,095 metres above sea level. We drove/walked to the park headquarters at 1,563 meters. Click here to go to the Wikipedia page about Mt Kinabalu.
Kane having a snack on Malaysian saladas on a hike trail at Mt Kinabalu Park to see a huge waterfall.
The waterfall in the distance
A rapid at Poring Hot springs, it was a ghostly blue/green/white colour... beautiful. Poring hot springs was built during Japanese occupation of Borneo and is now a major tourist attraction. It also has some hikes to waterfalls, a canopy walk high up in the rain forest, a butterfly farm, orchid farm and a few other attractions. It too is part of the Mt Kinabalu National Park.
Kane on the canopy walk platform which is really a steel and rope suspension system and you walk on wooden boards, it was really scary.
Me on the canopy walk
A photo of us on the canopy walk
Kane in a fresh water pool next to a waterfall. It was pretty cold he told me. There were heaps of Muslim's around and so I didn't want to strip down in front of them. You can see from the other 3 heads that they are covered in hajib.
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Looks fantastic Kel.
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