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Sabah district map
Sabah has 27 districts across five divisions. Pick a district to see which tamu we list there, what the official tourism pages highlight, and where to read more.
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Kinabatangan selected.
Sandakan Division
Kinabatangan
On the east coast, along Malaysia’s second-longest river (560 km), where river cruises show wildlife such as proboscis monkeys, pygmy elephants and birds. Sabah Tourism Board
Listed tamu
No tamu in this district is confirmed in our listings yet.
Places and highlights
- Gomantong Cave — A large limestone cave managed by the Sabah Wildlife Department, known for edible bird’s nests. Sabah Tourism Board
- Agop Batu Tulug — About 41 km from Kota Kinabatangan town, holding more than 100 carved wooden coffins said to be 500–900 years old. Sabah Tourism Board
- Supu Caves — In Pin-Supu Forest Reserve; a burial site where about 68 ancient wooden coffins have been found. Sabah Tourism Board
- MESCOT KOPEL, Batu Puteh — The community ecotourism co-operative of Batu Puteh in the Lower Kinabatangan. Sabah Tourism Board
Last checked 7 October 2026
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District boundaries come from OpenStreetMap (© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL) and are simplified for display, so use them as a guide rather than a survey. Highlights are paraphrased from the Sabah Tourism Board’s district pages, each linked as a source; tamu counts come from our own listings.