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As we transition into the New Year 2015, here is a recap of the Happy Adventures that our 3 lucky contest Winners enjoyed in December 2014 with our Sabah Ambassadors Ann Osman, AJ Pyro, and Rayner Kinsiong!

CONGRATULATIONS!!! Thank you, everyone, once again for your participation in our contest! All of the comment entries submitted were really great, and it was tough to choose the deserving winners for this exclusive Adventure trip! However after much careful deliberation, the Tribe has spoken, and here are the 3 CONTEST WINNERS:

Finally, we can announce the very Exciting News! “Here’s our Sabah Ambassador’s Challenge, issued to One and All: We Dare you to Step into our Shoes as a hard-core MMA Celebrity Fighter for a Day and Experience THE most unforgettable Adventure ever!

Living Life to the Fullest – that’s what we believe and do, here in Sabah!

Have you ever tried carrying something that is three times your size? Oh, wait – that’s too easy. Have you ever tried carrying something that is three times your size while climbing up Mount Kinabalu?

Implementation of 6% GST by Malaysian Government for Tours & Services Starting from 1st April 2015 and the collection of 6% GST by Amazing Borneo Tours

You Won’t Believe what We found at the Summit of Mount Kinabalu this morning!

Announcing our Official Partnership with ONE Fighting Championship, Asia’s largest Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) organization, we are proud to introduce our Sabah Ambassadors – home-grown MMA fighters Ann “Athena” Osman, AJ “Pyro” Lias, and Rayner Kinsiong!

Sink your teeth in a slice of tradition. By that we mean, add some sizzle to your holiday with some outdoor cooking action! Its one thing to be sampling local delicacies, but it’s a whole different thing when you’re behind the stove pounding on spices and ethnic flavors. As travel is more than just seeing, rather what you experience, this outdoor cooking class grants you a chance to be truly immersed in Sabah culture and the culinary tradition steeped in centuries of history.

From avid mountain hikers to outdoor enthusiasts with an average fitness level, the steep scramble through sub-alpine meadows, montane forests and gnarly rugged terrains to ultimately the tallest peak in South East Asia is quite a victory. The pursuit to the top of Mt. Kinabalu however, is broken down into a 2 day climb, where an overnight stay is required at one of the mountain lodges before continuing the journey to the summit.