Sandakan’s Rainforest Skywalk finally completed after 20 years


Part of the Skywalk connected to one of the three towers.

KOTA KINABALU: One of Sandakan district’s most iconic landmarks, the Rainforest Skywalk is finally complete after almost 20 years of on-and-off construction and extension.

The canopy walkway, which is now 620m long after the completion of its final extension of 250m, would serve as a safe and perfect amenity for visitors and researchers, as well as bird watchers at the Rainforest Discovery Center in Sepilok.

Presentation of Certificate of Practical Completion to Buildtech Enterprise, by the Chief Conservator of Forests, Datuk Frederick Kugan (2nd left), accompanied by Dr Robert Ong (right), Deputy Chief Conservator (R&D) and other Forestry officers, with the Hornbill Tower at the background.Presentation of Certificate of Practical Completion to Buildtech Enterprise, by the Chief Conservator of Forests, Datuk Frederick Kugan (2nd left), accompanied by Dr Robert Ong (right), Deputy Chief Conservator (R&D) and other Forestry officers, with the Hornbill Tower at the background.

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