Birding at Kinabalu Park

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Birdwatching in Kinabalu Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Sabah, Malaysia, offers a fantastic experience for bird enthusiasts. The park, located in the highlands of Borneo, is renowned for its rich avian biodiversity and diverse habitats, ranging from lowland rainforests to montane forests.

Birders can explore various trails and vantage points to spot numerous bird species, including the endangered Bornean bristlehead, the elusive Raffles's bazaar, and the vibrant purple-naped sunbird. The cooler climate and varied altitudes create an ideal environment for both lowland and highland bird species, making each birdwatching excursion unique.

Guided birding tours are available, providing expert insights and increasing the chances of spotting rare and endemic species. Kinabalu Park's rich flora and varied ecosystems make it a prime destination for birdwatchers looking to observe a wide range of species in their natural habitat.

0530hrs – Transfer from Kota Kinabalu to Kinabalu Park
0730hrs – Arrival at Kinabalu Park HQ (1,564m altitude)
0800hrs – Birding starts at the natural trails around the Park HQ
1200hrs – Lunch at a local restaurant
1300hrs – Continue birding at Kinabalu Park
1430hrs – Transfer to Kota Kinabalu & drop off at your hotel.

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Private vehicle  & Specialized English Speaking Birding Guide
Admission fee to Kinabalu Park
Lunch at a local restaurant

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