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The Low's peak circuit will be more suitable for climbers with above average fitness, As the route will be more challenging, it takes approximately 4-5 hours to complete on average. This route is only meant for climbers 16 years old and above.

For any avid thrill-seekers or adrenaline-junkies, this is definitely the way to go! Low's Peak circuit doesn't require any special skills, so it's open for anyone who wants to take the experience to even greater heights! with a proper system of routes, devices and an experienced trainer to guide you. Via Ferrata climbing allows anyone to experience the exciting challanges of this activity under the safest of conditions.

Mount Kinabalu is located in Sabah, Malaysia, which is one of the highest mountain in South-East Asia. The highest peak of Mount Kinabalu is 4,096 meters above sea level. Some say that it is one of the easiest mountain to climb, but don’t underestimate the challenges that you’ll face on the summit trail.  We highly recommend you to book 3 to 5 months prior to your climb of Mount Kinabalu.   

Mount Trus Madi, 2,642 meters (8, 668 feet) tall is the second highest mountain in Sabah and Malaysia after Mount Kinabalu. There are 3 trails that leads to the peak of Mt. Trus Madi that is, Kaingaran Trail, Mastan Trail and Mannan Trail. Mount Trus Madi used to required hight fitness level and determination to concquer it for its difficulty, but after wooden walkway and resthouse was constructed by Frostry department in 2015, Kaingaran Trails turned into trail which can be conqured even a biginner. To reach the summit from the starting point, climbers will be traking about 2.2 kilometers of wooden walkway on the 1st day and continue 2.7 kilometers of heavily foliaged virgin rainforest on the next day. You will be fascinated by the beauty of pristine forest and welcomed by thousand  of Nepenthes along the nature trail. On interesting thing to spot is the unique pitcher plant, Napenthes x trusmadinesis - natural hybrid between Nepenthes lowii and Napenthes macrophylla which is edemic to Mount Trus Madi alone.

Climbing Mt Kinabalu can be done in 2 days but a more comfortable climb in 3-days are recommended to acclimatise to the altitude and fully enjoy the rich biological diversity - the exotic rare plants, orchids, birds and many more/

While it does not require skills to do the climb, climbers must at least have a basic fitness level. Park regulations require climbers have to engage the services of a registered mountain guide. 

The numbers or guides depend on the number of climbers. Porters services are available and recommended. Book and pay for your porter at the Kinabalu Park.

If this is your first experience of Via Ferrata activity, you may want to consider going for Walk the Torq itinerary. The route is designed for climbers with average fitness, and it would also be suitable for fmailies with children witha minimum age of 10 years old & 1.3 metre in height. The average duration for completion of this activity is approximately 2-3 hours.

For any avid thrill-seekers or adrenaline-junkies, this is definitely the way to go! Walk the Torq doesn't require any special skills, so it's open for anyone who wants to take the experience to even greater heights!

With a proper system of routes, devices and experienced trainer to guide you, Via Ferrata climbing allows anyone to experience the exciting challenges of this activity under the safest of conditions.

Standing at 2, 642 meter tall, Mount Trusmadi is the second highest mountain in Malaysia after Mount Kinabalu. The peak is located amidst the Trusmadi Forest reserve, which is bordered by three districts—Ranau up north, Tambunan in the west and Keningau down its south. Trusmadi was once upon a time a popular hunting ground amongst the locals. Today, it has been declared as a Class 1 Forest Reserve with a challenging terrain to conquer.

Located on the Klias Peninsula isthe Klias Wetland, a Mangrove Forest Reserve. With the bizarre-looking proboscis monkey gaining as much popularity with the tourists as the orang utan, the Klias Wetland with its large proboscis population is fast becoming the latest ecotourism destination in Sabah.

These tree-dwelling animals normally hunt for food in the evenings so many boat cruises depart the Kota Klias jetty at around 3.00pm. Other riverside residents that may be spotted are macaques, crocodiles, monitor lizards, tree snakes and birds such as the eagle.

Back on the jetty, enjoy a natural light show when hundreds of fireflies put on a glowing performance for your benefit.