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Aquarium And Marine Museum - The Beauties Of A Submerged World

The capital of Sabah state in Malaysia, Kota Kinabalu is popularly known as K.K by travellers and locals alike. After suffering much destruction during World War ll, the city formerly known as Jesselton rose from the ashes bearing the name that it has today. Rejuvenated and relieved at the same time, Kota Kinabalu was slowly but surely on its way to reach its full potential as a developing city. This tropical region is also known for the amazing bio diversity that its environment supports. Teeming with all kinds of amazing mammals, indigenous plants, birds and hundreds of different insect species the tropical jungles of this region have surprises in store for travellers of all energy levels.

Mount Kinabalu is located in the Kinabalu National Park and has served as a key component of the circle of life that drives the thriving eco system of this nature reserve. Although some parts of this dense forestry has barely felt the presence of humans, an estimated 100 known species of mammals, 600 different species of fern and 326 species of birds call this naturally abundant paradise their home.

Aquarium And Marine Museum - The Beauties Of A Submerged World

A new addition to the University of Sabah in Malaysia, the Aquarium and Marine Museum is located within the premises of the Marine Research Institute of Borneo itself. Boasting of the aquarium facilities of the best standards within the island of Borneo, this aquarium has an open water exhibition area where you will be able to see a collection of beautiful corals and various fish species that make this environment their home. The mangrove walk offers the visitor ample opportunity to take a moment to admire the complexities of an eco system that is totally dependant on running water and mangrove plants. The one of a kind Marine and Maritime Museum here showcases an array of sea dwellers that grace the waters they inhabit with their mere existence. While the Multimedia Interactive Information section of this museum is ever-ready to answer all your queries on the alien world that lies beneath the waves, the Sipadan diving area is an attraction you wouldnt want to miss.

While touring the city looking for hidden natural wonders, you might want to base yourself at an eco friendly Kota Kinabalu hotel such as Shangri-Las Rasa Ria Resort, Kota Kinabalu where you will remain a part of nature even when youre relaxing in the comfort of your room. This luxury Sabah hotel offers the traveller high class service in a tropical setting alongside Pantai Dalit Beach.

by: Pushpitha Wijesinghe




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