3D2N Mt Kinabalu Climbing Package

Description

Don't worry to start your climbing right after 2 hours land journey, stay 1 night nearby Kinabalu Park to recharge.

The biggest attraction in Sabah for tourist all around the world - Mount Kinabalu. It’s the highest peak in south-east Asia, measuring 4,095.2 m high. Some say, the Mount Kinabalu is one of the easiest mountain to climb, but don’t underestimate the challenges that you’ll face on the Summit Trail.

You reach the final destination at Low’s peak. As you wait in the cold, dawn gradually creeps over the horizon, illuminating the darkness with the light of a new day.

Watching sunrise at the top has been described by travelers everywhere as a life -enriching experience In clear weather, you can almost see all of Sabah spread out below. From this vantage point, you will also see a dramatic drop more than 1,000 m drop - Low’s Gully. A chasm stretching 16 km. in length, it separates the summit plateau into the western and eastern plateau.

The base at the low peak is well-equipped with facilities. Advance reservation (3 ~ 6 months prior) are HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

Price Table

I want to know more about the place I will be staying overnight!

Day 1: Poring Hot Spring

(Run of House Dorm Room)

Situated in lowland rainforest, contrasting with the montane and submontane rainforest of Kinabalu Park, Poring is well know for its natural hot spring bath. Poring Hot Spring offer comfortable stay for visitors from budget hostel to beautiful lodges and luxurious villas. The accommodation units have all the necessary facilities needed. There is a restaurant (Rainforest Restaurant) in Poring serve Western Asian cuisine and local delicacies. 

Or, upgraded to Kinabalu Park Accommodation (Day 1)

(Run of House Twin Share Room)

Located in the State of Sabah Borneo, Kinabalu Park is cradled in the arms of lush luminescent green, surrounding the gentle yet magnificent beauty of Mount Kinabalu. The accommodation in the park range from private suites to luxury lodges, equipped with room amenities. 

Day 2: Laban Rata Resthouse

(Private Room 1,2,3 and Unisex Shared Dormitory)

Laban Rata Resthouse (3272 meters above sea level) is the biggest mountain hut among the others, and also where the restaurant and grocery shop located at. Here is the final pitstop before ascending to the summit of Low’s Peak, providing climbers with comfortable lodgings and hot meals. There are four types of room available here, which is Private Room 1, Private Room 2, Private Room 3, and non-heated unisex dormitory rooms. Laban Rata’s private rooms are all equipped with en-suite bathroom, but NO heated shower, and room heater due to scheduled and limited power supply. Non-Heated Dormitory bunk bedrooms come with common bathrooms and toilets, without any heated shower or room heater. Pillows and blankets are provided. 

Check-in & Check-out time

Meal Timing

-Laban Rata Restaurant no longer provide hot water for climbers, but available for purchase at the counter.
-UV filtered drinking water is available.
-Coffee & Tea will only be provided during Breakfast Hour and Supper.

Porter Fee (Optional)
Porter service is fully optional depends on individual. Due to number of porters are reducing, your mountain guide might also act as your porter (depends on the availability of porter during the actual day).

-Porters will measure the weight of backpacks in front of climbers.
-Payments will be made directly to the porter by cash, minimum weight is 10 Kgs.
-Porters will not trek along with you, so keep all the necessities that you need with you.
-Things can get wet on the mountain, so pack your belongings in big plastic bag/use a backpack rain cover to protect your climbing gear.
-A porter would normally carry up to 10kg at MYR13-MYR16 per kg. Simply ask for porter service on climbing day upon registration.
-You may leave the luggage at Kinabalu Park, there will be a charge at MYR 12 per bag per night.
-No age limit for kid to join, however, it is recommended at least 16 years old.
-Climbers below 16 years old are considered as CHILD and compulsory to have a private mountain guide (Maximum shared by 2 children / Guide). Mountain Guide Fee – MYR 350/Guide.

Recommended Things To Bring!

Clothing Essentials:

• Based Layer: Thermal Undershirt
• Insulating Midlayer: Warm Fleece or Sweater
• Protective Outer Layer: Waterproof Windbreaker
• Long Trouser (Best if waterproof)
• Face Scarf / Balaclava
• Hiking Shoes
• Socks
• Warm Hat
• Extra pairs of quality socks and clothes
• Gloves

Other Essentials:

• Backpack and a waterproof cover
• Plastic Bags / Disposable Bag
• Personal Medications (Including altitude drugs)
• Sun Block Lotion
• Lip Balm
• Mini First-aid Kit
• Energy Foods and Drinks
• Toilet Paper
• Cash Money
• Travel Adaptor
• Personal Toiletries
• Headlamp / Torch Light
• Sandal
• Raincoat / Poncho

Optional Extras:

• Sunglasses
• Camera
• Whistle
• Trekking Pole

Don’t Forget:

• Passport
• Visa
• Identity Card

COVID-19 Preventive Measure:

• Personal Face Masks
• Personal Hand Sanitizer

Friendly Note for Vegan/Vegetarian Climbers: If you’re a vegan/vegetarian climber, we strongly recommend you to pack some snacks, protein shake, nuts, chips, nutrition bars or anything you like with you as the food provide might not able to fulfill individual diet/nutrition needs. Most of the meals are served in simple buffet style, we would suggest for you to pick on dishes that cater to your needs.

Other Options?

2D1N Mount Kinabalu Summit Tour:  https://sabahbooking.com/tour-31

2D1N Mount Kinabalu Via Ferrata (Walk The Torq): https://sabahbooking.com/tour-216

3D2N Mount Kinabalu Via Ferrata (Walk The Torq): https://sabahbooking.com/tour-298

2D1N Mount Kinabalu Via Ferrata (Low’s Peak Circuit): https://sabahbooking.com/tour-297

3D2N Mount Kinabalu Via Ferrata (Low’s Peak Circuit): https://sabahbooking.com/tour-299

Mt. Kinabalu Mountain Trail

Insurance coverage for climbers area as follow:

Accidental death only :
MYR 70,000.00 (climber age between 13 to 75 years)
MYR 50,000.00 (climber age under 13 and above 75 years)

Lifelong disability as a result of an accident that occurred :
MYR 70,000.00 (climber age between 13 to 75 years)
MYR 50,000.00 (climber age under 13 and over 75 years)
  
Accidental costs only :
MYR 5,000.00 (climber age between 13 to 75 years)
MYR 2,000.00 (climber age under 13 and over 75 years)
  
Funeral arrangement :
MYR 2,000.00 (per climber)

 ** Please take note that coverage and claims will be subject to approval of Sabah Parks Management.