4 min (550.0m). The Sandakan Central Market is where you can find the most cheapest, amazing and largest variety of seafood in Sabah.
7 mins (2.4km). The Sandakan Heritage Trail is a comprehensive walk that covers the town's important and interesting sites which have contributed to her rich historical past
12 mins (5.2 km). Puu Jih Shih Temple is a Buddhist temple located at the hilltop of Tanah Merah at Sandakan Bay, Sandakan, Sabah, Malaysia. It is the biggest Buddhist temple in Sandakan
6 mins (1.7 km). This icon on a hill had been established in 1983 and construction took 30 years to complete. It managed to survive World War II and today remains one of the most beautiful structures in Sandakan.
8 mins (2.4 km). This spacious colonial style double-storey house was where Agnes Keith, the writer of ‘Land Below the Wind’, used to live. This is also where you and your family can learn the story about Sandakan during 1930’s.
19 mins (9.9 km). Get to view wildlife more closely from a 28-metre high canopy walk. There are 250 species of birds that can be spotted throughout the year like Borneo Bristlehead, Hornbills, and Kingfishers.
38 mins (26.1 km). Allows nature lovers to witness the Malayan sun bear, which is the world’s smallest bear species that is under threat due to massive deforestation and poaching.
38 mins (26.1 km). Witness the extraordinary orangutans in less than an hour’s drive from Sandakan city at Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre, which serves as a natural classroom and treatment sanctuary for this species that can only be found in Borneo and Sumatra!
53 mins (43.1 km). This is the place where you and your family get the chance to get close to the iconic proboscis monkey, including other animals like oriental pied hornbills and adorable silver leaf monkeys.