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Malaysia has its fair share of hot springs too, with a handful that have been turned into proper resorts and parks.
Malaysia has plenty of attractions for those who want to view things from a higher vantage point.
KOTA KINABALU: Sabah’s natural beauty as well as its many attractions have the potential to entice and to leave a positive impression on Japanese visitors.
KOTA KINABALU: After a rough patch, domestic tourism is gradually making headway in Sabah with visits by Malaysians from other parts of the country.
KOTA KINABALU: Tourism products in Ranau, the home of Sabah’s iconic Mount Kinabalu, will be diversified to draw more domestic and international tourists, says Deputy Chief Minister Datuk Christina Liew.
KOTA KINABALU: Sabah will stick to the Jan 1 increased fees for Mount Kinabalu climbers but will allow those who made bookings last year to pay the old rates.
KOTA KINABALU: Sabah will stick to the increased fees for Mount Kinabalu climbers, but will allow those who made paid bookings last year to be charged the old rates.
KOTA KINABALU: Sabah’s tourist spots such as Ranau and Kundasang were crowded during the weekend following the resumption of inter-district travel as well as improved vaccination rates and Covid-19 cases. For many Sabahans, this is the place to be for weekend getaways as Kundasang is cool and has fresh air.
KOTA KINABALU: Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor wants Sabah to have new ways to generate income and eventually move away from depending on traditional revenue sources such as crude oil and rubber.
News highlights from the Asean Plus section on Thursday (June 6)
KOTA KINABALU: The Federal Government is receptive to the proposal for the devolution of tourism licensing powers to Sabah.
A teenager and his friends went to Sabah after their exams, and were blown away by the experiences.
It's easy to see why Sabah always manages to capture the hearts of its visitors, both local and international.
KOTA KINABALU: Poor sea water quality and security concerns are the main reasons a section of Sabah's iconic Tanjung Aru beach was closed.
KOTA KINABALU: Poor water quality and security concerns have led to the closure of a section of Kota Kinabalu’s iconic Tanjung Aru beach, says Tanjung Aru Eco-Development Sdn Bhd (TAED).
PETALING JAYA: In a strange reversal, people in Melaka will flash a smile rather than frown when they see traffic building up in their historical city.
