What are the interesting attractions in Sabah?

The interesting scenic spots in Sabah include Kapalai Island, Mermaid Island, Tanjung Yalu Beach, Mabu Island, Huan Tan Island, Water Mosque, Shibadan Island, Dunshakaran Ocean Park, Tengku Aduraman Ocean Park, Bangbang Island and Shabi Island.

Sabi Island, a beautiful island located in the Indian Ocean, is surrounded by coconut trees, clear water and young sand. Coral reefs are close to the coast and suitable for diving. The sea here is rich in fish, and fish can often be seen at the bottom of the sea. You can walk in Haiti with a special helmet and without any professional training. There are barbecues on the beach upstream and diving camping equipment for rent.

Night tour of firefly river, Sabah leaves the deepest impression that night tour of firefly river. The fireflies in the sky are like staying up late in the sky, holding the stars in their hands.

Sabah is located in the easternmost part of Malaysia, bordering the Sulu Sea and Celebes Sea in the east and the South China Sea in the west. Sabah is located at the northern end of Borneo Island, the third largest island in the world, with an area of 72,500 square kilometers. Because it is close to the equator, the temperature is hot and the sun shines all the year round. The highest temperature there is above 33 degrees Celsius. Sabah is a multicultural society, consisting of more than 30 ethnic groups. The local people believe in Islam and use Malaysian, Chinese and English. There is a simple life here and a prosperous and progressive economy.