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  • Mount Kinabalu standing at 13,400 feet is the highest mountain in South East Asia.
  • Mount Kinabalu is the pride of Sabah. The graphic silhouette of Mount Kinabalu is adopted as the emblem of the state flag of Sabah, since 1963.
  • Mount Kinabalu is not an easy feat as what some had claimed. The average person needs to train to conquer the summit of Mount Kinabalu. 40%-50% of climbers give up without reaching the summit of Mount Kinabalu.
  • Mount Kinabalu is open to visitors all year round.
  • According to some statistic, 170,000 visitors visit Mount Kinabalu annually. My own estimate is about 120,000 visitors to Mount Kinabalu annually. Nevertheless, the huge number of visitors to Mount Kinabalu make Mount Kinabalu one of the most popular mountains to climb in the world.
  • Mount Kinabalu is located at Kundasang of Sabah.
  • Mount Kinabalu is only less than 10 km from Ranau. Mount Kinabalu is 90 km away from Kota Kinabalu. Yet, most visitors to Mount Kinabalu choose to stay at Kota Kinabalu. To find out why, read my ARTICLE and you may understand why tour agents often chose to promote Mount Kinabalu at Kota Kinabalu.
  • Most visitors making a trip to Mount Kinabalu will fly in to Kota Kinabalu International Airport first, before proceeding to Mount Kinabalu. It is very inconvenient for foreigners to travel by any other means to Mount Kinabalu.

    Climbing Mt Kinabalu...an Awesome Experience

Climbing Mt Kinabalu had been an awesome experience for us. The memories of our struggle up 13,400 feet beyond the clouds has been and still is... alive and an inspiration to us to climb other mountains in our life. To find out more about planning a trip to climb Mount Kinabalu, visit my website at Your One-Stop Practical Guide to Climbing Mount Kinabalu.

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Joe Goh
Mount-Kinabalu.com

17 November 2005

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