Menara Tun Mustafa in Kota Kinabalu is a 30-story glass tower known for its unique cylindrical shape and eco-friendly design. A short visit offers panoramic views from the upper floors, a quick look at the building’s architecture, and a peaceful walk around the landscaped surroundings near the sea. It’s a great spot for photos and a brief appreciation of modern Malaysian design. Would you like a short caption or summary for social media as well?

Visit the iconic Sabah State Administrative Centre (Menara Kinabalu), a striking 33-storey tower by the sea. Admire its modern architecture, take photos, and enjoy scenic views of Kota Kinabalu’s coastline — a quick and impressive stop on your city tour.

Discover Sabah’s rich marine life at the Aquarium & Marine Museum, Universiti Malaysia Sabah. Enjoy vibrant fish tanks, coral displays, and educational exhibits in a peaceful seaside setting — perfect for a fun and informative stop.

The Borneensis Gallery at Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS) is a captivating destination for nature enthusiasts and researchers alike. Located within the Institute for Tropical Biology and Conservation (ITBC), the gallery showcases over 400 preserved butterfly species, including the iconic Rajah Brooke's birdwing and the recently designated state butterfly, the Golden Kalibambang (Troides andromache) . Beyond butterflies, visitors can explore a diverse collection of Borneo's flora and fauna, featuring specimens like orangutan and Borneo pygmy elephant skeletons, pangolins, and various reptiles and amphibians . The gallery also highlights the region's ecosystems through detailed dioramas and exhibits. Open to the public, the Borneensis Gallery offers guided tours and educational programs, making it an enriching stop for those interested in Sabah's unique biodiversity. It's a must-visit for anyone keen on understanding the natural heritage of Borneo.

Lorong Dewan, affectionately known as "Australia Lane," is a charming alley in Kota Kinabalu that blends historical significance with contemporary flair. Once lined with print shops, this narrow street has transformed into a vibrant hub for travelers and locals alike. Its colorful facades and vintage architecture harken back to its past, while trendy cafés and eateries infuse it with modern energy. Notable spots like Nook Café, Woo! Café, and Biru Biru Café & Bar offer cozy atmospheres and diverse menus, making it a favorite for coffee lovers and food enthusiasts. Whether you're seeking a leisurely brunch, a caffeine fix, or a picturesque stroll, Australia Lane offers a delightful slice of Kota Kinabalu's evolving urban culture.

Visit Padang Merdeka, a historic landmark in Kota Kinabalu where Sabah's journey to independence is honored. Once a site for colonial ceremonies, it now stands as a symbol of freedom. Our tour guides will share the rich history of Sabah, from British rule to the formation of Malaysia — a meaningful stop for those eager to learn more about the state’s proud heritage.

Enjoy a free local cuisine lunch or dinner depending on the time slot of your choosing.