Travelogue

"The world is a book and those who do not travel read only a page."
Saint Augustine

Jul 28, 2025

Supporting Woori Jib: A Small Act of Kindness, A Lasting Impact

Amazing Borneo extends its CSR efforts through a heartfelt donation to Woori Jib, a children's home in Sabah.

By Emily Mary Chin In Social

Jul 26, 2025

Kenji Yeo: Resilience, Leadership, and the Future of Sabah’s Tourism at CEO Masterclass 2025

Kenji Yeo, CEO of Amazing Borneo Tours and founder of SabahTravel.com, shared his journey that has helped shape both adventure tourism and the digital tourism landscape in Sabah.

By Emily Mary Chin In News , Official Events

Jul 15, 2025

Essential Vaccinations for Travelling to Borneo: What You Need to Know

In this comprehensive guide, we cover the essential vaccinations recommended for those planning to visit Borneo.

By Emily Mary Chin In Travels

Jul 02, 2025

How to Train for a Multi-Peak Expedition: Your Guide to Conquering the Mount Kinabalu 4 Peaks Adventure

Designed exclusively for seasoned trekkers, the 5D4N Mount Kinabalu 4 Peaks Adventure is a test of grit, stamina, and altitude endurance. Before you book your spot, here's everything you need to know to prepare – physically, mentally, and logistically – for one of Southeast Asia’s most exhilarating mountain experiences.

By Emily Mary Chin In Travels

Jun 05, 2025

Ten Years On: Remembering the Kinabalu Earthquake

Ten years ago, a 6.0 magnitude earthquake struck Sabah, Malaysia, with its epicentre near Mount Kinabalu. The tremor took just seconds to rumble through the ancient granite massif, but what followed would leave an enduring impact on the people of Sabah, the climbing community, and all who hold Mount Kinabalu close to their hearts.

By Emily Mary Chin In News

Jun 05, 2025

Remembering Robbie Sapinggi & Joseph Solungin: A Tribute to Mount Kinabalu’s Guiding Lights

On 5th June 2015, Mount Kinabalu was shaken by a 6.0-magnitude earthquake. Among the many stories of heroism that emerged that day, two names have remained etched into the memory of Sabah: Robbie Sapinggi and Joseph Solungin.

By Emily Mary Chin In News

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