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[Idea][Like]Attractions: • Signal Hill Observatory Platform: This is a great place to enjoy a panoramic view of Kota Kinabalu. There are two white round roofs that stand out in the forest. [Kiss] • Kota Kinabalu Waterfront: This is one of the liveliest parts of the city with bars, restaurants, nightclubs and cafes. [Love] • Sabah State Museum: There are many interesting artefacts and collections here that showcase Sabah’s rich history, heritage and culture. [BlinkUU] • North Borneo Railway: This historic railway line takes you through beautiful tropical jungles, with stunning views of the coast from time to time. [Clap][Clap][Clap] • Night Market: Kota Kinabalu’s night market is not to be missed, as it has the best seafood and street food. • Kota Kinabalu City Mosque: This mosque is known as the “Floating Mosque” as it is partially surrounded by water. • Gaya Street Sunday Market: Home to Kota Kinabalu’s Chinatown, this is where a lively street market is held every Sunday. • Tanjung Aru Beach: This beach is about a 20-minute drive from the city center and is a great place to relax. • Atkinson Clock Tower: This is one of the oldest colonial buildings in Kota Kinabalu and the best place to learn about the history of the area. • Mari Mari Cultural Village: Here, you can step into the traditional homes of Sabah’s five major ethnic groups and experience the culture. Accommodation [Clap] Kota Kinabalu offers a wide range of accommodation options, from luxurious five-star hotels to budget hotels to suit every budget. • Luxury hotels such as Shangri-La Tanjung Aru and Shangri-La Rasa Ria offer a beachfront resort experience with facilities such as private beaches and spas. • Budget hotels: such as Holiday Inn Express Kota Kinabalu and Grandis Hotels and Resorts, which are conveniently located and reasonably priced. Consumption level [Cute] The cost of living in Kota Kinabalu is relatively moderate: • Budget Travel: Budget travelers will need about RM20 per day. • Mid-range consumption: The mid-range consumption level is approximately RM50 per day. • Deluxe accommodation: Deluxe accommodation costs approximately between RM85 to RM100 per day, depending on your spending. Super super economical! Tourist activities and shopping Kota Kinabalu offers a wealth of tourist activities and shopping experiences: • Beach Experience: You can enjoy a tropical beach experience that includes spa treatments, cruises and water sports. • Shopping: There are large shopping malls and traditional markets in the city center where you can buy cosmetics, clothing brands, food, etc. The prices are cheaper than in China, and you can also get a tax refund. • Handicraft Market: The Kota Kinabalu Handicraft Market offers unique local handicrafts that are suitable as souvenirs. Other tips • Currency Exchange: Currency exchange services are available at the airport, but the exchange rates are usually more favorable. • Transportation: Kota Kinabalu International Airport is the main gateway into eastern Malaysia and is easily accessible.