Kota Kinabalu Map, Malaysia
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Kota Kinabalu Travel Guide
Kotah Kinabalu is the largest city in Sabah when it comes to urban population. Similarly, it ranks number 6th when compared nationally i.e. within Malaysia. Kota Kinabalu is surrounded by Mount Kinabalu on one side, Tunku Abdul Rahman Park (established in 1974 with two thirds of its area being sea while rest being various islands.) on the other side, and South China Sea from the third side. read moreKota Kinabalu Sightseeing
Sabah was declared independent in Town Padang (also known as Padang Merdeka) and this was the time when Malaysia started to take shape. This declaration was done on September 16th, 1963 (which is now called as Malaysia Day) by the chief minister of Sabah, Tun Fuad Stephens. Town Padang (which happens to be a ground) is famous for its City Day function on February 2nd, Merdaka Day feature which is held on August 31st... read moreKota Kinabalu Nightlife
Tiffnies happens to be the best place for night lovers. They are famous for their live bands and discos. If you are lucky then you might get the chance to enjoy the bikini nights of Tiffnies. If you like drinking then Waterfront is the place to go. There are many new places in and around Waterfront which one can enjoy. read moreKota Kinabalu History
It was the interest of British North Borneo Company (BNBC) in North Borneo (now the state of Sabah). British North Borneo Company wanted to establish acouple of colonies in North Borneo. They started with a small but notable settlement in Gaya Island (now known as Pulau Gaya). Bajaus were already living in that area and they didn’t like the entry of outsiders in their homeland hence this initial settlement was... read moreThings about Kota Kinabalu you may be interested in
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