Bus From Sandakan to Kota kinabalu (terminal inanam)

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• Sarah Express
• Sentosa Express
• TransTedar Express
• Amin Jaya Express
• Optisjaya Express
• Sabariah Express
• Salam Bumimas Express

Sandakan is popularly known as 'the city of nature' because of its exquisite wildlife sanctuaries and numerous discovery centers. This city is the second-largest town in Sabah, and is located on the northeast coast of Borneo. There are some incredible limestone formations in Sandakan, particularly in the Gomantong Caves. It facilitates its visitors with a variety of seafood and wildlife river safari. It is also famous for exporting coffee, coca, tobacco, palm oil, and other products.

Many hotels, guest houses, and villas make one's stay in Kota Kinabalu a comfortable one. This city has many resorts because of its proximity to rain forests, islands, and Mount Kinabalu.

The Sandakan to Kota Kinabalu (Terminal Inanam) bus fare ranges from RM 40 to RM 45.

There are multiple alternatives to reach Kota Kinabalu (Terminal Inanam) from Sandakan, but the most affordable way is via bus. The Sandakan to Kota Kinabalu bus covers a distance of approximately 331 km in almost 7 hours. 

You can find both morning and evening buses from Sandakan to Kota Kinabalu. These buses have many amenities like air-conditioning, recliner seats, baggage space, and Wi-Fi. The road conditions on the Sandakan to Kota Kinabalu route are good and there is usually not much traffic. You can buy bus tickets online for this route on redBus.

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December to April are the best months to visit Kota Kinabalu. These months are pleasant for relaxing at the beach, hiking, river rafting, deep-sea fishing, etc. You can also visit Kota Kinabalu in the summer months and enjoy the festive spirit. The Sabah International Folklore Festival is held in May and it is a wonderful experience for families. If you visit in July, you will be able to attend the Tadau Kaamatan Harvest Festival.

Kota Kinabalu is one of the topmost tourist places in Sabah, Malaysia. Kota Kinabalu is the capital of the state of Sabah in northern Borneo, Malaysia. While it is a coastal town, Kota Kinabalu is also surrounded by lush rainforests. The town is particularly known for its beaches and local markets. This city is a complete tourist destination with malls, expensive condos, beautiful sunsets, mesmerizing arts, music, and a culinary spectrum. One may find the fisherman fishing now and then on the waterfront.

The Inanam bus terminal, locally known as Terminal Bas Bandaraya (Utara), is the largest in Kota Kinabalu, and it is in the heart of the city. This terminal is the hub of many long-distance bus routes.

One may opt for any means of public or private transport to explore Kota Kinabalu. However, the most preferred are the green and red coloured city buses.

• Sail through the lush green forests of the Klias River
• Sunbathe and relax on the beach
• Hiking
• Sightseeing at the local village
• Leisure stroll in the botanical garden
• Diving

Kota Kinabalu has a tropical monsoon climate. The city faces considerable rainfall and constant high temperatures throughout the year, resulting in high humidity.

The Northeast monsoon and the Southwest monsoon are the city's two prevalent and dominating monsoons. The average percentage of clouds cover the sky with only mild variation in seasonal temperature. March is the clearest month. April to January is mostly cloudy, with October being the cloudiest month.

Kota Kinabalu is famous for its mouth-watering cuisine, such as:

• Curry laksa and roasted pork
• Tuaran Mee
• Fish noodles
• Sliced pork noodles
• Grilled fresh seafood

The streets of this city are full of delicious food served with homemade sauce and steaming coffee. Chinese doughnuts and Kuih are among the many tastier dishes of this city.

• Mount Kinabalu: Mount Kinabalu is the highest peak in Malaysia and it has several hiking and mountaineering routes for adventurers.
• Mamutik Island: Mamutik Island is a small, offshore island with a sandy white beach and you can visit via boat for a relaxing day trip.
• Tunku Abdul Rahman Park: The Tunku Abdul Rahman Park spreads across five islands near Kota Kinabalu and it is known for its limestone cliffs, caves, and crevices.
• Lok Kawi Wildlife Park: Sprawling across 280 acres of land, the Lok Kawi Wildlife Park is home to the Malayan tiger, Borneo Pygmy elephants, many species of deer and the Proboscis monkey.
• Mari Mari Cultural Village: The Mari Mari Cultural Village is a tourist destination in Kota Kinabalu where you can experience the culture and traditions of the different tribes in the state.
• Poring Hot Springs: Poring Hot Springs in the lowland rainforests near Kota Kinabalu and you can enjoy a dip in the pools, especially on your way back from a climb or hike up Mount Kinabalu.
• Sapi Island: Sapi Island is just 20 minutes from Kota Kinabalu on a boat and it is the perfect spot for snorkelling and swimming.
• Kota Kinabalu City Mosque: The Kota Kinabalu City Mosque is surrounded by a man-made lagoon and the structure is based on Arabic architecture, with a blue and gold dome.

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