Sabah consists of five divisions, namely, Tawau, Sandakan, Kudat, West Coast and Interior. The divisions are subdivided into administrative districts. There are a total of 23 districts in Sabah. The West Coast Division, stretching from north to Kota Belud, south to Kimanis and interior to Ranau regions, occupies a total of 7,588 Sq. km or 10.3% of Sabah territory.
Sabah consists of five divisions, namely, Tawau, Sandakan, Kudat, West Coast and Interior. The divisions are subdivided into administrative districts. There are a total of 23 districts in Sabah. The West Coast Division, stretching from north to Kota Belud, south to Kimanis and interior to Ranau regions, occupies a total of 7,588 Sq. km or 10.3% of Sabah territory.
Sabah has a lot to offer to cyclists that going 150km further into its interior is a beauty one must behold. Cycling from Keningau to Tambunan, Ranau, and Kundasang, is an extreme adventure through nature’s splendour.
Kota Kinabalu, a top tourist spot for Sabah visitors, is dubbed as KK locally and internationally, and is also known as a major fishing destination. With its fast growing commerce and industry, it is considered as one of the fastest developing cities in Malaysia.
Located 42km North East of Kota Kinabalu, Kiulu is popularly known for its white water rafting in the Kiulu River. We drove for about 45 minutes from Kota Kinabalu to the Tamparuli district. For city folks, Kiulu is another interesting getaway to get close to the nature and experience the simple life of the Dusun tribe.
Sabah is the easternmost state of Malaysia and is situated on the northern part of the Island of Borneo. Located south of the typhoon belt, this state is called “The Land Below the Wind”, and is an idyllic place where people can cycle around and literally feel which way the wind is blowing.