On the east coast of Sabah lie the lush forests of the Tawau Hills which are home to a unique range of flora and fauna, including Borneo's largest wild cat, the clouded leopard.

The Kinabatangan Wildlife Sanctuary in northeastern Sabah, is the largest forest-covered alluvial floodplain containing some of the few remaining examples of endangered freshwater swamp forests harbouring a huge variety of bird and animal life.

This resplendent structure, with its majestic domes and gold inlay motifs', is a spectacular sight.

The world's largest Orang Utan Rehabilitation Centre is located here, a 40-minute drive from Sandakan.

Sukau is part of an important conservation area for primates, larger mammals and other wild animals living in the forests along the Kinabatangan River. A boat ride can offer spectacular sightings of birds and mammals.

Tabin has been declared a Wildlife Reserve primarily on account of the large number of animals inhabiting it's forests, some of which are highly endangered.

Madai Caves is another important place for birds' nests.The village at the entrance of the largest cave comes alive twice a year when the Idahan community comes to harvest the birds' nests

Turtle Island Park is the largest of these islands and has been developed to house the park's headquarters, a visitors' centre, basic tourist facilities and a turtle hatcher.

The Australian Memorial, on the site of what was a prisoner-of-war camp now in Taman Rimba, off Labuk Road, commemorates Allied soldiers who lost their lives during the Japanese occupation.

Sutera Harbour Resort is Asia's premier lifestyle destination located on lush seafront setting in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah.