Hill Lodge is located within Kinabalu National Park and offers ten spacious hillside bungalows, each with a private bathroom and close access to walking trails and the botanical gardens.
One of several accommodation options inside Kinabalu National Park, Hill Lodge lies uphill from the main conference and exhibition complex, which houses a small visitor centre with an informative introductory presentation, but in a quieter location and with great views of Mount Kinabalu. The chalets are clean, detached and simply decorated, and provide an ideal base for exploring Kinabalu National Park.
Explore the lower slopes of Borneo’s highest mountain, navigate Malaysia’s second longest river, and delve deep into the world’s oldest rainforest on this wildlife trip to encounter Sabah’s hidden secrets and spectacular wildlife including endemic primates and colourful birdlife. Find out more about Borneo’s Wildlife
Kinabalu National Park is dominated by the peak of Mount Kinabalu, and is probably one of the most important biological sites in the world. It harbours a remarkable botanical diversity with as many as 6,000 species of flora and fauna, over 600 species of butterflies, 320 species of birds and 100 species of mammal. Find Out More about {acc:title}
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