Elevation: 13,435 ft (4,095 m)

Kinabalu National Park, a UNESCO world heritage site in Sabah, Malaysia, is home to one of the tallest mountains in Southeast Asia. Each year, over 40,000 people from all around the world head to Kinabalu National Park just to climb Mount Kinabalu. Completing the climb commonly takes two days, and people of varying ages undertake this challenge. Despite the high elevation, no special equipment or climbing expertise is required to reach the summit – just a reasonable level of fitness combined with top-notch determination will do!

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✓   Many visitors to the park choose to walk while they are here.

✓   There are clearly marked tracks across the sand sea that leads to the foot of roads

✓   Alternatively, you can rent a jeep or hire a horse from sand road to get around.