District map
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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Kota Kinabalu selected.
West Coast Division
Kota Kinabalu
A city on Sabah’s West Coast, often shortened to KK, and the gateway to Mount Kinabalu and the rest of Sabah. Taxis, buses, trains and e-hailing services run in and around the city. Sabah Tourism Board
Listed tamu
Places and highlights
- Gaya Street Sunday Market — Every Sunday from 6am to 1pm the whole street closes to traffic for a market of crafts, batik sarongs, fruit, flowers, snacks and antiques. Sabah Tourism Board
- Kota Kinabalu Central Market — On the waterfront, selling seafood, produce, tropical fruit, spices and traditional food. Sabah Tourism Board
- Tunku Abdul Rahman Park — A marine park of five islands: Gaya, Sapi, Manukan, Mamutik and Sulug. Sabah Tourism Board
- Sabah State Museum & Heritage Village — About 6 km from the airport; the main building is modelled on a Rungus longhouse. Sabah Tourism Board
Last checked 7 October 2026
All districts
West Coast Division
Kudat Division
Sandakan Division
Tawau Division
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.