Experience the best of Kundasang and Kota Kinabalu with this affordable honeymoon package (Affordable Honeymoon 5D4N) that combines romance and adventure. You will visit cultural and historical sites, enjoy nature and wildlife, relax in hot springs and spas, and have fun in the islands and the city. This package includes accommodation, transportation, meals, entrance fees, and activities.

Affordable Honeymoon 5D4N Tour highlights:

• Visit the Mari-Mari Cultural Village and learn about the diverse ethnic groups of Sabah
• Cross the Tamparuli Suspension Bridge and enjoy the view of the river and the village
• Explore Kinabalu Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that is home to thousands of plant and animal species
• Stay in a cozy hotel or lodge in Kundasang with stunning views of Mount Kinabalu
• Visit Desa Dairy Farm and see cows grazing on green pastures
• Enjoy a cup of organic tea at Sabah Tea Garden
• Relax in Poring Hot Spring and try the canopy walkway, butterfly farm, orchid garden, and Rafflesia flower site
• Have a romantic candlelit dinner with your partner
• Pay tribute to the fallen soldiers at Kundasang War Memorial Park
• Go island hopping at Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park and enjoy snorkelling, sea-walking, and parasailing
• Take a city tour of Kota Kinabalu and shop for souvenirs

Discover:

You Will Discover the Following Places In an Affordable Honeymoon 5D4N Tour:

Mari-Mari Cultural Village:     Museum that preserves and showcases the culture and lifestyle of five ethnic groups of Sabah, namely the Kadazan-Dusun, the Rungus, the Lundayeh, the Bajau, and the Murut. It is located in the countryside, away from the modern city of Kota Kinabalu, and offers visitors a chance to experience the rich heritage of Borneo. Visitors can learn about the history, beliefs, traditions, and customs of each tribe, as well as participate in various activities such as blowpipe shooting, firemaking, and bamboo cooking. Mari-Mari Cultural Village is a fun and educational tour celebrating Sabah’s culture’s diversity and beauty.

Jambatan Tamparuli:      The famous suspension bridge in Sabah, Malaysia, crosses the Kiulu River. It is known for its cultural and historical significance, as well as its scenic beauty. The bridge inspired a popular Kadazandusun folk song, "Jambatan Tamparuli, " which tells the story of a lady who lost her shoes while walking on the bridge. The bridge also has a tragic legend of a British engineer who sacrificed his unfaithful lover to appease the river spirit and stabilize the bridge.

Sosodikon Hill:     Hill in Kundasang, Sabah, that offers a magnificent view of Mount Kinabalu and the hilly villages. It is also known as Pyramid Hill because of its shape. It is a short but steep hike that is suitable for all ages and fitness levels. Sosodikon Hill is a great place to enjoy the natural beauty and fresh air of Kundasang.

Desa Dairy Farm:     Cattle farm and milk factory in Kundasang, Sabah, that produces fresh milk and dairy products. It is also a popular tourist attraction that offers a scenic view of Mount Kinabalu and the green pastures. Visitors can see the cows grazing, watch the milking process, feed the calves, and taste the fresh milk, ice cream, and cheese. Desa Dairy Farm is also known as ‘The Little New Zealand’ of Sabah because it resembles the farms in New Zealand.

World War II Memorial Park Kundasang: The Memorial park in Kundasang, Sabah, Malaysia, commemorates the British and Australian prisoners of war who died in Sandakan and on the death marches to Ranau during World War II. It also honours the local people who helped the POWs. The park consists of four gardens that represent the home countries of the victims: the Australian Garden, the English Rose Garden, the Borneo Garden, and the Contemplation Garden. The park has a video room that shows documentaries about the history of the war in Sabah. The park offers a scenic view of Mount Kinabalu and the surrounding hills.

Filipino Handicraft Market:      Market along the waterfront of Kota Kinabalu city that sells various goods, such as handicrafts, pearls, clothes, souvenirs, food, fish, vegetables, and fruits. It is popular among locals and tourists who want to experience the culture and cuisine of Sabah and the Philippines. It is also known as Pasar Filipina or Kota Kinabalu Handicraft Center.

Manukan Island: The second most significant island in the Tunku Abdul Rahman National Park, Malaysia’s first marine national park. It is located in the East Malaysian state of Sabah, just off the coast of Kota Kinabalu, and is easily accessible by boat. The island offers extensive water activities such as snorkeling, scuba diving, parasailing, and other various water sports activities for those water sports enthusiasts. It also offers one of the best spots to catch Borneo’s famed sunset at the tip of the island called Sunset Point.

Sapi Island:      Second smallest island of the Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park and is only 25-acre (10 ha) big. Though it’s about ⅓ the size of the more popular and developed Manukan Island nearby, people like its less commercialized setting and every facility is just a short walk away. The island features one of the nicest beaches in the park and is most popular with tourists for snorkeling and scuba diving.

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