Top 3 2-Day Experiences in Malaysia

1.2D1N Mount Kinabalu Climbing

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 494 reviews · from $1,000Our pick

Climb Borneo’s 4,095.2-meter Mount Kinabalu from Kota Kinabalu on a private two-day trip. You’ll ride to Kinabalu Park, trek 6 kilometers to Laban Rata, sleep in a shared dormitory, then make the early summit climb with an English-speaking guide. Guides Shukki and Johnson have been praised for patient, careful support.

“Climbed with my 13 year old son. Very organized tour. From pick up to drop off. Plenty of communication leading up to tour. Clean vehicles, kind and helpful staff. All the information we needed was shared with us. Plenty of food and dietary requests covered. Our guide Shukki was wonderful!!”

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2.2d1n Mount Kinabalu Via Ferrata – Walk The Torq

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 90 reviews · from $1,200

You’ll climb Mount Kinabalu from Kota Kinabalu with hotel transfers, a mountain guide, shared Pendant Hut lodging, meals, and the Walk the Torq via ferrata. The route needs strong fitness but no climbing background. Staff such as Mei, Sky, Conan, and Bi An have handled guest arrangements and mountain support.

“Good WhatsApp communication and very simple easy process getting to the mountain and back to the hotel, lovely minibus and they took care of all the paperwork so easily. Hut was comfortable enough, having coffee available was nice. I would say that the 1:30am wakRead more”

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3.2d1n Kinabalu Park & Poring Canopy Walk & Desa Cow Farm Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 35 reviews · from $139Best value

Spend two days in Sabah’s highlands with an English or Chinese-speaking guide, visiting Tamparuli, Nabalu Market, Poring Hot Springs, the 175-meter canopy walkway, Desa Dairy Farm, and Kinabalu Park. Accommodation, meals, transport, and hotel pickup are included. Guide assignments vary, with past trips led by Neil, Gavin, William, Joel, and others.

“The tour went smoothly without any issues. I was picked up by a driver from KK to Kinabalu Park Headquarter. After one night stay, I met my guide and porter, Carl. He is an experienced veteran climbing Mt Kinabalu. He helped me carry the clothes to the lodge. I lost my heaRead more”

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