Picture choosen by: Mr.Alan Sights in Kota Kinabalu Monsopiad Cultural Village

Monsopiad was a Kadazan warrior which was known as a head-hunting tribe long long ago and the largest tribe in Sabah up to now. The cultural village is exactly located where the Monsopiad village was 300 years ago. You may have chances to visit a house with spirits and skulls taken down by Monsopiad.

With only M$30.00, you will enjoy a guided tour with rice, wine, cultural performance and sometimes lunch as well.

For those who have great interest in culture, Monsopiad Cultural Village is a must.

Tuanku Abdul Rahman Park

No more than 40 minutes boat ride can you reach the Tuanku Abdul Rahman park which is a collection of islands and are good for swimming and diving.

Among them, Gayana island is highly recognized as the base where a famous HongKong movie was shot. And the water chalets are not only the comfort accommodation but also made nice scenery.

Chinese Street Market

If you happen to travel in KK on a Sunday, you may visit the very vibrant Chinese Market along Jin Gaya. All kinds of food and goods are available here. And Chinese New Year, in particular, it seems the whole world was rocked to crazy. Even the air high above this street carry full of singings, laughing, and cheering.

Atkinson Clock Tower

The Atkinson Clock Tower that named after the first district officer FG Atkinson is a square right at the hill foot.
It is a landmark, which once boasted being visible from the sea but now only a few buildings are left.

Signal Hill Observation Pavilion

Signal Hill Observation Pavilion is a special designed architecture that lies at the eastern edge of the downtown area. A wonderful place to get you a rest both physically and mentally. The most beautiful moment of views from that height is when sun sets over the island.