Things to do in Tuaran

Well-paced itinerary & great communication w/our driver, Mr Lai & tour operator. The private tour which was having a driver for the day who was not a tour guide persay but was helpful in pointing out important landmarks & what to do at each location. Otherwise, it was relatively self-guided which was ok as it was mostly self-explanatory. Be prepared for a long day as Kundasang is quite a distance from KK. We saw the Tamparuli bridge - they had a short intro to local traditional music(donation based)prior to crossing, great for photos & trying the instruments. At Pekan Nabalu, tried local fruits, snacks & shopped for handicraft. Desa Dairy Farm (entry not included Rm10 for locals, Rm20 for non-locals, which included a free carton of milk) is stunning. However, the milking process is at 2pm, which we did not stay to see (there is a good video about it onsite) & one could pay additionally to feed baby cows & goats. Do try the icecream there & Sinalau Bakas otw back! Would highly recommend

i have the best time of my life. from rafting in white kiulu, best foods for lunch, after coffee and dinner, feeding monkeys at the mangrove overlooking mt.kinabalu, walking to the sandbar while watching sunset, up to the firefly and crocodiles boating at night. it's all worth it. thank you so much klook for making this itinerary and for kuya henry, best tourguide we highly recommend.

Alhamdulillah, it's great to see the Upside Down House. But it would be even better if we could take pictures inside the Upside Down House.

Family of four. Hotel pick-up was on time. All staff were friendly. River was not high, so it was a 7 km paddle. Enjoyed body rafting also. Shower facilities at the end was very good. Lunch was amazing! Definitely recommend it.

Both the views of the Island and under sea were excellent! Although the typhoon made the tidal wave strong, we could still enjoy the snorkeling. However, the tour fee was so high that we expected more, e.g. water activities and near shore snorkeling.