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Kota Kinabalu / Filipino Market / Tun Mustapha Tower / Sabah Floating Mosque / Tanjung Aru Beach / Seafood Dinner / Foh Sang Or Api Api Night Market (Friday & Saturday Only)
- Be greeted by our friendly tour guides who will be waiting for you at your Hotel Lobby at 3pm with your vehicle.
- First stop, the Filipino Market. Enjoy seafood galore with great bargains and cheap buys! Make your way through a sensory voyage of aromas, handicrafts, woodwork, cultured pearls and clothing. It’s a haven for all your travel curio and knick-knacks. A plethora of fresh succulent seafood will have you spoiled for choice.
- Get ready to admire Sabah's architectural marvels, starting with the Tun Mustapha Tower. Formerly known as the Yayasan Sabah Tower, the glass building stands at 122 metres, cementing its name as the third tallest in Borneo. Besides that, this 30-storey tower is one of the few buildings in the world with a single-column structure, making it one of Kota Kinabalu's crowning achievements when the construction was completed in 1977.
- Your next stop is at the Sabah City Mosque. Also known as Sabah Floating Mosque, it is the second main mosque in Kota Kinabalu and the largest in the city. Often considered one of the most beautiful mosques in Malaysia, you will be snapping pictures non-stop for its splendour aesthetics, which was based on the iconic Nabawi Mosque.
- Get ready to experience Sabah's world-famous sunset at Tanjung Aru Beach! Walk along the seaside as you indulge in the glorious view of the sun going down over the horizon, painting the sky with colourful hues of yellow, orange, and violet. If you are feeling peckish, head to the nearby stalls and treat yourself to the myriad of tasty grubs to fill your tummy!
- After an unforgettable day in paradise, indulge in a delicious Seafood Dinner and relish the local Sabahan flavours and fresh produce.
- Before calling it a night, we will visit either Api Api Night Market at Gaya Street or Foh Sang Night Market for yummy supper treats. See rows of local stalls selling delicious street food and fresh tropical fruits like pineapples, bananas, mangoes, and oranges. If you come during the fruiting season, you will also find the King of Fruits, the Durian, and the Queen of Fruits, the Mangosteen!
- Transfer back to your respective hotels.
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