Traveling to Malaysia seems to be about playing the sea, and it feels like you haven't been to Malaysia without going to the beach. So today we're going to take a look at another way of playing Kota Kinabalu, maybe that's it
Experience is what you want your child to play with the most.
Mangroves are well-known tourist attractions in Kota Kinabalu, and the tourism resources here are not the same as the sea, a bit like the tropical rainforest, tourists generally take a boat, and then slowly enter the mangroves along the river
The depths of the forest. During the day, visitors can explore the wildlife that lives deep in the mangroves, such as coconut crabs, macaques, egrets, lizards, proboscis monkeys and more.
At night, it is another way to play, at night with the tour guide into the mangrove forest is mainly to see fireflies, in the mangrove leaves crawling on top of the fireflies, at night, the tour guide with his hands
The lights in it stimulate the fireflies, you can see the shocking world of fireflies, some fireflies will fall on the bow of the ship and your hands, allowing you to carefully observe the small life here.
Probably because Kuda once did the capital of Sabah, so the cultural tourism resources and marine resources here are more abundant, people who have come here will find that the sea water of Guda is not worse than the surrounding mermaid island, Blue Circle Island, and it can be said that it is comparable, and sometimes you can see the local well-known blue tears in Guda.
My personal advice is that you can stay here for one night, because in the hearts of tourists, it occupies the same status as the Blue Circle Island, and it is a good day trip option. Kuda's seafood is very good, the important seafood production area in Sabah here, the seafood in other places in Sabah is basically from here, so the seafood here is more fresh, and the price is more close to the people.
Sabah is a multi-ethnic country, in fact, most of the culture here is Chinese culture, and then the culture of West Malaysia, and the Mali Mali Cultural Village is a cultural site that shows the local aborigines, although it is a scenic spot, but the commercial atmosphere inside is not strong, and the main display of people is culture.
This cultural village can not go alone, can only be with the group, you can register in the hotel, you can also register in advance online, Chinese tourists are recommended to report in advance online, than you sign up in the local area is much more cost-effective. As you visit, you'll hear interesting introductions from your guide, such as Sabah is not very big, but there are more than 30 tribes living here, speaking more than 80 different languages, and importantly, they can also come up with each other in harmony.
Here you can visit the architectural style of local tribes, taste their cuisine, learn their blowing arrow hunting, dance with the locals, eat local food, draw local tattoos on their arms, etc., or quite interesting, more suitable for family-friendly tours, take your children to experience.