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Mount Kinabalu Climbing Photo

        The photo on this page is taken during my several times of climbing, and it was taken using a conventional camera (I do not have digital camera back then). The person that you will see mostly is my wife and my niece. Although the photo is not that nice, it is just a preview of what you will be able to see during your climb there.
         It is not the person inside the photo is important, it is you. Just imagine that the person inside the photo is you. And, maybe with your loved ones. That will make it more meaningful.
Kumuka Worldwide Asian Adventures
Leptospermum
Rope is provided at some point where the trail is steep.
sunrise
Sunrise from Low's Peak. The rail behind prevent you from falling into Low's Gully.
Wishing Pond
The 'sacrifice pool'. No, they are not going to be sacrificed. Notice the white stripe on the left? It is an alpite (quartz) dyke.
summit plateau
Sitting at summit plateau with Kundasang small town at the background.
Rope Climb



Do you notice that I did not show any picture of us on Low's Peak? That is because YOU just need to be there!


Never leave the rope!
Kinabalu Park
Take nothing but photographs, leave nothing but footprints.
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Comments to date: 27. This is page 1 of 3.

peter lim   malaysia 

Posted at 12:27pm on Saturday, July 12th, 2008

a must climb mountain,manage to make it with my wife and a bunch of 50+ with the oldest at 70.with 2 months of training we manage to clim to Low's peak.just climb at ur own pace and never out beat others and u will make it. cheers

ami iswandi   bandar seri begawan 

Posted at 12:04am on Friday, May 23rd, 2008

A'salam, pengalaman bagi saya, abang dan ipar saya buat pertama kali menaiki gunung dari checkpoint pukul 8 pagi sampai ke laban rata. Berhenti 15 minit untuk tukar pakaian dan minum dan terus menuju ke puncak pukul 4.45 petang. Masa tu hujan turun tapi semangat mengalahkan hujan. so dont give up to u there....

koksuan   singapore 

Posted at 8:24pm on Thursday, April 10th, 2008

my school is bringing us to climb on 2 june to 9 june

echo   Indonesia 

Posted at 7:50pm on Thursday, March 27th, 2008

I have to plan trekking to Kinabalu Mountain. I hope that my dream, my plan will be come true. SO, i need more info about Kinabalu, info about transportation, reservation, and other to help me. So, if you want to help me just send me email to: echo_wibowo@yahoo.com. Thanks for your kindness.....

joenneana   chicago 

Posted at 10:49am on Tuesday, February 19th, 2008

enjoy urself at there.....
have a nice trip

O   Australia 

Posted at 4:00am on Tuesday, December 11th, 2007

Hi Wai,
Yes - STOP! Altitude sickness is no joke. If you feel the effects then maybe spend another night at Laban Rata to aclimatise. It only occurs above 3000 metres so you should be fine until then. Do not take pills for altitude sickness as they only hide the symptoms and can be very dangerous.

Wai   Australia 

Posted at 8:51pm on Saturday, November 3rd, 2007

Hi Im going to climb the mountain in January and am nervous about the altitude sickness - i understand that susceptibility is not easily determined, but can anyone suggest a quick fix should the sickness kick in in the middle of the climb?

Adrian   Sarawak 

Posted at 11:22am on Friday, October 5th, 2007

Well, quite agree wif lily.. itz pretty dark (in fact itz VY DARK) alond d trail 2 d summit.. b reminded tat itz all bout 3am! but i like d scene vy much cz lasttime i turned off my headlight 4 a short while while i was resting on d rocks.. d scene was stunning amazing! those whoz goin 2 climb shud try dis... BUT 1 thing crucial --> PLZ make sure u r standing still on a SAFE PLACE. i wont b held responsible 4 any accidents HAHA.
Thank You.

siti   johor 

Posted at 11:16am on Tuesday, September 4th, 2007

emmmmmm

Lily   Malaysia 

Posted at 11:39am on Monday, July 23rd, 2007

Re:Lewis..There are some very steep parts,especially during the night climb to the peak but at the time of the climb,it was very dark so I wasn't too frightened by the heights as I couldn't see!

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