Sabah unveils new tourist spots


Sinilou Kibambangan water park in Penampang. Right: Titom-itom waterfall in Kampung Terintidon, Kota Belud.

KOTA KINABALU: Sabah is slowly becoming a haven for short getaways, especially for eco-tourism lovers as it unveils more places outside the city.

Away from the hustle and bustle of the city, less than two hours away, are dozens of mini parks and hills for hiking which lead to rivers, waterfalls and homestays fit for family trips.

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Family & Community , East Malaysia , sabah

   

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