Standing tall: Sabah's Sinsing edges out Tambuyukon as third-highest peak in Malaysia


KOTA KINABALU: Mount Sinsing, straddled along the Crocker Range, is now officially the third-highest mountain in Malaysia.

Standing at a height of 2,586m in Sabah's interior Tambunan district, Mount Sinsing is the third highest after Mount Kinabalu (4,095m) and Mount Trus Madi (2,642m) both of which are part of the Crocker Range.

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