 | Kundasang, Malaysia |
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Mt. Kinabalu. Murray had to sit this one out...unfortunately. I was pretty lonely, but my 42 year old malaysian guide only partially made up for his absence! ha he was probably less than 5ft tall but could climb like no tomorrow. he ...
Mount Kinabalu was one of our major sights we really wanted to see and turned out to be an epic challenge and a great achievement. It is the highest summit between the Himalayas and the mountains of Papua New Guinea at a height of 4095 metres (11000 feet ...
... . We had delicious home-cooked meals, including fresh crabs on this first evening, and Alfred gave us a guided tour of Kundasang, including the impressive war memorial marking the spot where the notorious Death Marches of WW2 ended up. Raymond's Travel ...
There was no need for either fans or air-conditioning here. We actually used blankets, perhaps for the first time since we left Australia. We got up early in the morning to see a beautiful 360 degree panorama of the mountains, in particular Kinabalu. We ...
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