Parcourez les paysages, les sons et les rues verdoyantes de la ville de Kota Kinabalu. Patrimoine architectural, bâtiments résistants à la Seconde Guerre mondiale et vue imprenable sur toute la ville dans tout son charme discret : n'oubliez pas vos appareils photo.

Once known as Singgahmata, 'the place where the eye lingers,' Kota Kinabalu has grown into one of Borneo's most compelling city destinations. This half-day private tour visits the landmarks that define KK's layered identity, from sacred spaces to sweeping hilltop views. The tour covers the City Mosque, the Sabah Museum complex with its Islamic Civilization Museum, Locomotive Gallery, and Heritage Village, and the 1905 Atkinson Clock Tower. A 500-metre elevated treetop walkway leads to Signal Hill Observatory Tower, offering 360-degree views over the city, coast, and islands, with macaques and colourful birds in the canopy. Time permitting, browse Anjung Kinabalu market for authentic Sabahan handicrafts from local community suppliers. Note: this tour is operated with a driver only, without a dedicated guide. The main Sabah Museum galleries are currently closed; the Islamic Civilization Museum, Locomotive Gallery, and Heritage Village remain open.

Immerse yourself in the rich culture of the Kadazan-Dusun people at Monsopiad Cultural Village, a tribute to the legendary warrior Monsopiad. Explore the sacred House of Skulls, where ancient relics narrate tales of bravery and rituals. Engage with captivating live performances, from traditional dances to music that invites participation. Experience hands-on activities including blowpipe shooting and fire-starting demonstrations, all while savoring a delicious native Kadazan-Dusun lunch crafted from local ingredients. Guided by an expert, this journey connects you to the heart of Sabah's vibrant heritage.