BV-KK5: KOTA KINABALU CITY TOUR AND LOK KAWI PARK

Cena:

Prices are displayed in Malaysian ringgit per person.

For tours with more than 6 people, please send us an email. 

Excursion prices include: transportation, guide, entry tickets.

11.00 Meet with the guide at the port.

• Menara Tun Mustafa – The 32-storey building is 122m high and was built in 1977. It was built by Japanese builders. Formally named Yayasan Sabah Tower, it is home to Yayasan Sabah, a state-sponsored organization to promote education and economic development in the state. In 2001, the building was named in honor of the first governor of the state. The building has 72 polygonal walls made of 2,160 special reflective glass panels. They can withstand wind speeds of up to 272 km/hour. Radial steel bracing extends from the building’s central core, to which 96 high-strength steel rods are attached, supporting the 32 floors. There are only four such buildings in the world;
• Poh Toh Sze – a Buddhist temple, built in 1980, dedicated to Kuan Yin – the goddess of mercy;
• Kota Kinabalu city mosque – The most beautiful mosque in the state of Sabah, opened in 2000. It is an example of modern Islamic architecture today.

 13.30 Departure to Lok Kawi park.

15.00 Return to the city and visit the market. 

• Philippine or Artisan Market – A local artisan market where you can buy local products and a variety of pearls, ranging in price from 5 EUR for small freshwater pearl bracelets to thousands of EUR for large sea pearls.

17.30 End of the tour. Return to the port. 

Things to bring: LIGHT CLOTHES * COMFORTABLE SHOES * MOSQUITO REPELLENT * HAT * SUNSCREEN * SUNGLASSES * CAMERA * LOCAL CURRENCY FOR PURCHASES

Important notes:

• a Latvian guide will wait for guests at the exit of the terminal with the names you have given;
• during the tour, please return to the bus at the specified time, as the bus waits for passengers only 15 minutes;
• guests who have fallen behind the group drive back to the port on their own, the company does not bear the expenses and responsibility for getting back to the port;
• the indicated time and planned events are subject to change. The company is not responsible for changes that occur independently of us.