MOUNT KINABALU is one of the highest mountains in South-East Asia on the island of Borneo located in the state of Sabah, East Malaysia. It is protected as Kinabalu Park, a World Heritage Site.
Elevation: 4,095m
First ascent: March 1851
First ascender: Hugh Low
Mountain range: Crocker Range
| Type of Tour | 4D3N MOUNT KINABALU CLIMB WITH VIA FERRATA (WTT) – Private Tour |
| Hiking Route | Timpohon Trail |
| Accommodation | Laban Rata Pendant Hut |
Price Ex-Kota Kinabalu – Malaysian
| Pax in group | 1 | 2-3 | 4-6 | 7-9 | 10-12 | 13-15 |
| RM / Person | 3,640 | 2,850 | 2,710 | 2,660 | 2,610 | 2,570 |
Remark: Upgrade to Low’s Peak Circuit (LPC), additional RM300/person.
Update: 4 Nov 2023
Price valid till 31 December 2024
Price includes :
- Private Transport : Kota Kinabalu – Kinabalau Park – Kota Kinabalu City
- Transfer: Park HQ – Timpohon Gate – Park HQ
- Airport transfer
- 1 night at Fairy Garden Resort or similar class
- 1 night at Laban Rata Pendant Hut
- 1 night at Gaya Centre Hotel, Kota Kinabalu
- Climbing Permit & insurance
- National Park Conservation Fee
- Mountain Guide
- Meals as per itinerary
- Climbing certificate
- Walk the Torq Via Ferrata activity with certificate for successful climber
- Torq trainer and climbing equipment
- Service charges
- Complementary guidance in physical training and climbing items’ preparation
Price excludes :
- Round trip air ticket
- Air Ticket
- Hotel before and after the climb
- Travelling Insurance
- Meals not stated in the itinerary
- Porter fees (RM16/kg/return Timpohon/Laban Rata/Park) – subject to change
- Walking stick
- Luggage storage fee (RM12/luggage at SSL storage room) – subject to change
- All personal bill
- Mountain Guide overtime surcharge
- Tipping for mountain guide, recommended RM50/guide
Remark: Optional tour after climb can be arranged separately
What’s App Enquiry: https://wasap.my/60104202687/MtKinabaluWalkTheTorq
For full package please download pdf file from this link.
*HEALTH NOTES* FOR CLIMBING MOUNT KINABALU
DO NOT CLIMB if you have a history of suffering from the following ailments:
- Heart Disease`
- Hypertension
- Chronic Asthma
- Peptic Ulcer
- Severe Anemia
- Diabetes
- Epileptic Fits
- Arthritis
- Heart Palpitation
- Hepatitis / Jaundice
- Muscular Cramps
- Obesity
- Any other sickness that may be triggered by severe cold, exertion and high altitude
IMPORTANT NOTES FOR CLIMBERS ON MOUNT KINABALU
| 01 | Identify your Mountain Guide(s) who will display an identification card |
| 02 |
Travel together in your group and stay with the Mountain Guide(s) at all times. |
| 03 | Follow the instructions of your Mountain Guide(s) |
| 04 | Alert your Mountain Guide(s) if you face any difficulty. |
| 05 | Display your climbing permit and show it to Park Officials at the check points at Timpohon Gate, Laban Rata and Sayat-sayat on your way up and down. |
| 06 | If for any reasons, you are separated from your group or the Mountain Guide(s), please follow the white rope that marks the Summit Trail. If visibility is very low or in the dark, please hold on to the rope and follow it. (There is a thick white rope leading all the way from the vegetation belt above Panar Laban to the Summit. Use this rope to help climbing up and prevent falling when walking down. PLEASE FOLLOW and USE THE ROPE FOR YOUR OWN SAFETY |
| 07 | The weather on the summit area can deteriorate in a matter of minutes. Thick mist may reduce visibility to only 3 metres, and rainstorm and wind of up to 120 km/hr may occur at times. Please hold on to the ROPE, which will lead you to safety. |
| 08 | If you are separated from your Mountain Guide(s) and lose sight of the ROPE, STOP IMMEDIATELY, stay where you are and blow your whistle to attract attention. PLEASE DO NOT TRY TO FIND YOUR WAY OUT. HELP is definitely on the way. The Park Officials at Sayat – sayat Check Point will notice that you are missing. |
| 09 | While climbing to the Summit, please make sure to carry with you the followings:-
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Mount Kinabalu Trail Map
