The Malaysian state of Sabah lies in north of the island of Borneo and borders with Indonesia on the south. It is relatively less developed than other Malaysian states and from a tourist perspective offers natural scenery, beautiful islands, wildlife sanctuaries and national parks. At 4100m Mt Kinabalu is the highest peak between the Himalayas and Papua New Guinea. The Labuk bay, Sepilok, Kinabatangan river, Danum valley and Tabin wildlife sanctuaries have interesting wildlife. To the east of Semporna lie several islands with pristine beaches and an interesting underwater environment, of which Sipadan is the most famous. The cities of Kota Kinabalu, Sandakan, Lahad Datu, Semporna and Tawau act as gateways to the nearby attractions.

Kota Kinabalu photo gallery  - 85 pictures of Kota Kinabalu
Mount Kinabalu photo gallery  - 128 pictures of Mount Kinabalu
Wildlife photo gallery  - 156 pictures of Wildlife
85 photos of Kota Kinabalu, the capital of the Malaysian state of Sabah
128 pictures of Mt Kinabalu and the Kinabalu National Park in Sabah
156 photos of wildlife protection areas in Sabah
Islands and beaches photo gallery  - 412 pictures of Islands and beaches
Cities photo gallery  - 240 pictures of Cities
Islands around Semporna photo gallery  - 188 pictures of Islands around Semporna
412 photos of islands and beaches of Sabah
240 photos of cities in Sabah
188 photos of the islands around Semporna on the southeast coast of Sabah
Miscellanous photos photo gallery  - 89 pictures of Miscellanous photos
Tun Sakaran marine park photo gallery  - 91 pictures of Tun Sakaran marine park
Tunku Abdul Rahman national park photo gallery  - 39 pictures of Tunku Abdul Rahman national park
89 miscellaneous photos of various locations in Sabah
91 photos of the Tun Sakaran Marine Park, a nature conservation area in the seawaters of the Sulu sea off Semporna
39 photos of the Tunku Abdul Rahman NP, consisting of five islands near Kota Kinabalu
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