Gaya Street

☁️ The 'Land Below the Clouds', also known as Kota Kinabalu, and more affectionately referred to as KK by the locals, is the capital of Sabah and a famous tourist city in West Malaysia, boasting beautiful mountain and sea scenery🌊, and is a necessary transit point on the way to Semporna. The KK city center is not large, but it exudes a strong old Hong Kong vibe, with many highly-rated seafood restaurants🦞, Hong Kong-style tea restaurants🍵, and the Southeast Asia-popular Bak Kut Teh. Walking along Gaya Street in the city center, the weekend night market is bustling with crowds At the end of the street is the Kota Kinabalu City Tourism Bureau, where the entrance features the KK tourism landmark—the 0km sign, which serves as a great spot for a tourist check-in .

✅3/31-4/3 Kuala Lumpur visited Jalan Alor, Chinatown, Jamek Mosque, City Gallery, Merdeka Square, and two bustling local night markets! ✅4/3-4/4 Malacca The attractions in Malacca are very concentrated! Visit the Pink Mosque (wear a robe because shorts are not allowed), where free robe rentals are available at the entrance. Jonker Street and St. Paul's Church are must-visit places! ✅4/4-4/5 Bukit Tinggi. Because I have to fly to Kota Kinabalu from Kuala Lumpur on 4.5, I went to Bukit Tinggi on 4.4 from Malacca, which is very close to the airport. ✅4/5-4/8 Kota Kinabalu went to the sea and visited the Enchanting Island, which was breathtakingly beautiful! We also went to Tanjung Aru Beach (said to be one of the three most beautiful sunsets in the world), Sabah University, Gaya Street Market, and the local night market! The monkeys at Sabah University were huge, and we rented a scooter for three hours but still didn't finish exploring. Sisters, please note that if you don't return the scooter by 5 o'clock, they will charge you! [3/31-4/3 Kuala Lumpur]📍 [Accommodation]🏨ibis Kuala Lumpur City hotel in the center of Kuala Lumpur city. Near KLCC, there is a rooftop infinity pool! Just a few steps away from the Twin Towers! (Personally, I think this hotel offers great value for money! The bed is very comfortable.) Malaysian hotel registration requires MYR10/night. [Food]🍜There's a noodle shop: the taste of rice noodles is good! The pulled tea is super delicious! 🍜Zhongnanji Bak Kut Teh: The soup base is rich in herbal flavor! There is no menu, the boss will ask how many people and help you with the combination! 🍜Ate a lot of delicious food at the night market! Durian fritters! Unnamed mixed noodles! Satay skewers! All tasted super good! [4/3-4/4 Malacca]📍 [Accommodation]🏨 Moty Hotel The front desk service attitude is super friendly, the hotel room is very large, but slightly old, bonus points for having a bathtub! [Food]🍜Nonya Peranakan Place: Delicious Nonya cuisine! Highly recommended! Laksa and Nasi Ulam are really tasty! 🍜Geographer's Cafe: A hot spot for summer scenes with "Momo Tea". The overall atmosphere is very chill! They serve coffee, alcoholic beverages, and meals! [4/4-4/5 Buc City]📍 [Accommodation]🏨Cbyberview Resort Spa A vacation hotel that costs around 300, with great value for money! There are beautiful gardens and swimming pools outside, as well as various entertainment facilities such as hot springs! [4/5-4/8 Kota Kinabalu]📍 [Accommodation]🏨Sky Hotel There is a large window where you can see the sunset over the mountains, which is very beautiful!

I love Jalan Gaya! It has everything I’m looking for on traveling. On every Friday and Saturday night, there is bustling night food market. There are street performances. Both youngsters and people with family and kids will have a great time here. Every Sunday morning until 1pm, there is Sunday market place. Street vendors from pets, birds to clothes, food come out for their show time. Then of course there are so many restaurants. Malaysian, Chinese, Indonesian, you can find all kinds of foods here on Jalan Gaya. My favorite one is Bah Kut Teh. Give it a try if you are here. You won’t regret it.

⛳️ Signature Inn, Gaya Street, Kota Kinabalu #SignatureInn Oh, I love this place! I would rate it 10/10. At first, I was thinking should or not to stay here, because my previous stay (at one of so called HOTEL nearby) quite dissatisfying and not happy with the service. This experience affected, for me to make a decision. I finally made up my mind to stay here after did some research and read all the reviews and comments by other travellers/guest. So, finger crossed and yeah I booked it! POV on first stay: On my first stayed, my darling and I were late for check-in. The traffic jammed from the airport were almost killed us🥵😅. We informed the front desk in advance. I love the way they greet their guest on the phone, very professional and polite. Once we arrived, I directly walked in to the lobby for check-in. I forgot the staff’s name, but he is really friendly and polite. He even let me used the staff’s restroom (as I know it is actually not allowed), because I can’t wait any longer 💩 💩 💩. After settle with check-in process, we directly look for our room. We booked for Standard Twin (2 single bed), because most of the rooms are sold out. The room was okay and clean. We comfortably stay here for 2 nights. Better experience compared with some hotels. Worth than some expensive hotel too. Overall, from the staff, facilities, everything is fine. We love it! ❤️ POV on 2nd stay: My second stayed was with my friends. It’s was a short vacay with them. And, again their staff was amazed me. She recognised me right away when I was there ready for check-in. They’re well trained staffs. For this stayed, I was requested for early check-in, luckily I managed to get it. We booked for Standard Family Room (1 queen bed, 1 single bed), which fit all of us (4 person). And again, I was enjoy to stay here and the experience was amazing. Extra Info: Please do not expect much for the room. The room were not that big like hotel’s room. THIS IS AN INN, REMEMBER? But, the experience is much better or same as hotel. Affordable and suitable for Budget Travellers. Location: One of the reasons why I love to stay here is, because of the strategic location. Opposite this inn, there’s a supermarket, so can buy some foods. This area also has some choices where to eat, so don’t worry. #gayastreet #sabah #kotakinabalu #Cheapstay#tripblazers #Tripsblazers

⛳️ Guan’s Kopitiam, Gaya Street, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah Normally, this place are full with people in the morning for breakfast. They do serve lunch and dinner too. Been here twice for breakfast, and the quality still the same. 5 stars service👍🏻. The workers are friendly and always put a smile on their face. Well trained employees. As for the food, the portion was pretty good. Worth with the price, which is consider cheap. I only spent RM30+ for foods and drink (all food in the picture). Cheap isn’t? Will have my breakfast for the third time, surely here. Do you like croissant? Well, if you do, then you will love their croissant. They have some choices in the menu for the croissant filling. This place can be your healing place too. You can enjoy the street view from the upstair while having your meal. Super comfy place, with AC somemore. How about the cleanliness?Is it okay? YES! They keep inspect their cleanliness including the toilet. Cleanliness is their priority. #Guanskopitiam #sabah #gayastreet #Breakfast #Glambreakfast

Great place for hanging out at night in busiet city of kota kinabalu. Located at gaya Street on going every Friday and Saturday night. Road are very congested especially during the weekend or holidays. Too little parking space, hence it better that you come here by taxi or simply book a ehailing car. Price range from cheap to medium. Many food store which offers various of food. #foodie #sabah

#celebratewithtrip Heard about Kundasang long time ago, finally saw it real beauty by joining a local day tour. Itinerary included: Driver/Fuel/Transportation kundasang Day Trip -9am Pick up at Lobby -Breakfast At Gaya street -Rumah Terbalik -Jambatan Tamparuli -Pekan Nabalu -Pekan Kundasang -Desa Farm -Kundasang War memorial -Kundasang Selfie -Marakau Fish spa -Ranau Rabit Farm (All Entrance Fee by Own budget) at RM450 maximum 10 pax. After the whole day tour, the tour guide brought us local Malay hawker seafood restaurant to have our dinner, highly recommended, price was reasonable. #spooktaculartrip #tripblazers #fallingforfall #sabah #kkcity #kundasang #ranau

Name of Place: Gaya Street Weekend Market, Kota Kinabalu Location: Gaya Street, Pusat Bandar Kota Kinabalu, 88000 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia If you are visiting Kota Kinabalu (KK) another must-visit location would be the Gaya Street Weekend Market which is just in front of the Atkinson clock tower (a famous landmark in KK). I took a taxi from Marriott to this location which was only a short 4 min grab ride away but the terrible traffic made it a 15 mins ride instead. I got off near the tower and walked a few steps to reach the Market. The market was all about food items, it had offerings from different parts of Malaysia like rojak and kuay teow from Penang, some peanut pancakes and just so many more. Satay and putu pirang seems to be the top-selling items here with the longest queues.

A simple down to earth cafe with about the best coffee in Ubud. Chilling vibe. Well worth a visit.

Gaya Street is the main street in Kota Kinabalu City. It was rebuilt in the 1950s and 1960s and is a residential building with traditional downstairs shops. Just like the Chinese street in the 1990s, there are many Chinese shops in the streets. Starting early every Sunday, the hawkers screams spread throughout the street, and the items are all-encompassing, including fruits and vegetables, ornamental or edible fish, potted flowers, small pets, books, clothing, dolls, souvenirs and handicrafts, antiques, home-made. Pastries, food, etc. This is a very grounded market where you can find a lot of cheap tourist souvenirs here. Kota Kinabalu is not big, it is long from north to south, narrow in east and west, and the bustling area runs from south to north. It takes 30 minutes to walk. The city's overview looks like the three types of cities in China. There are no high-rise buildings, everything is simple. Next to the Central Station, you will see a huge Chinese wind brand, "Guotai Min'an, Zhengtong people and" the simple wishes of the Chinese ancestors also affect the future people who are far away. This pedestrian street, in addition to a variety of local specialty shops, local Chinese Nanyang specialties, of course, also the old street cafes, bars, bakeries, etc., is very suitable for the sunset after the sun.

There is nothing particularly worthwhile to visit in Kota Kinabalu City, where local food restaurants are concentrated near Gaya Street. Probably too early, many stores open at two or three in the afternoon, and dinner here is later than us. GAYA Street is relatively old, both sides are old houses, the car stops are not very good to see, there are a group of pigeons on the roadside, we bought the food for feeding pigeons in this convenience store, the salesperson will be Chinese, There are still quite a lot of Chinese here, and it doesn't feel like playing abroad.

#malaysiatrip Let's Travel Together I Sing Malaysia Once Sabah University Half Day Tour Malaysia Four Unexpectedly hides a university covered in pink bubbles. It is said to be the "most beautiful university in Southeast Asia", and the pink mosque on the face is really out of place. There is a transportation route on the film: Mosque UMS kota Kinabalu near the city/airport taxi location Mosque UMS kota Kinabalu Jaya Street. If you take a taxi, there is a horse market (located far from the entrance of Sabah University, and you need to park at the entrance to buy a national ticket+driver's vehicle registration for 10RM people ETips