A UNESCO world heritage site, Mount Kinabalu is renowned for being one of the most ecologically rich areas in the world. Catch your breath and take in the best views of Sabah on Street View.
Malaysia’s most eastern state of Sabah sits just south of a typhoon belt.Seafarers used to call it the "Land Below The Wind," as it provided refuge from the raging storms of the north.
From today you too can catch your breath, in awe, at the beauty of Sabah with the launch of new Street View imagery from 23 islands and nature reserves from the area.
Sabah is home to the highest mountain in Malaysia, so you can now scale the Mount Kinabalu peak from the couch.
A UNESCO world heritage site, Mount Kinabalu sits in Kinabalu Park which teems with unique flora and fauna — including the gigantic Rafflesia plant and orangutans.
With 23 islands, nature reserves and Southeast Asia’s highest mountain – Mount Kinabulu – it’s probably one of the most beautiful additions to Street View in a while.
Now you can climb Malaysia’s highest mountain on Google Street View – and it looks gorgeous
Or take a quiet cruise down the Kinabatangan River. The longest river in Sabah, Kinabatangan winds through a forest-covered floodplain which is home to Proboscis monkeys, Sumatran rhinos and Asian elephants. If you like wildlife, try and catch a glimpse of the orangutans at Sepilok Orang Utan Reserve:
Two orangutans having a tête-à-tête at the Sepilok Orang Utan Reserve
Once you’ve explored the jungle, why not go island hopping and visit Mabul or Mataking? The clear turquoise waters of the Celebes Sea are teeming with sea life and gentle sloping reefs which makes them diving hotspots.
Take a virtual dip at Mabul Island
The tiny Mataking Island can be walked around in an hour. We bet you could go even faster with Street View.
Original Posted by Nhazlisham Hamdan, Street View Operations Lead Malaysia, Indonesia & Thailand. Featured image credit: Google Maps
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