Tabin Wildlife Resort Review

If you like to find wildlife in a natural environment, this must be on your life list. Obviously, this is not a zoo, so there is no guarantee that you will be able to see it. Unfortunately, during our visit, elephants were deep in the jungle so we couldn't track them. But on the way to the reserve, thousands of hectares of palm oil trees are heartbreaking, comforting to know that there are still virgin forests that allow elephants to run. We saw countless orangutans, gibbons, macaques, fennel cats, rhinos, eagles, snakes, spiders, accommodation is very good (it's great considering where you are) very clean, hot baths, plenty of food. But if you have mobility problems, you may face many challenges. The staff was great, polite and knowledgeable, and I never understood how they found so many wildlife in the dark, bring long sleeves, long pants, good walking boots, waterfall socks, waterfall swimsuits, mosquito repellent, and you will have an unforgettable experience.

Tap Wildlife Refuge is using Ctrip's positioning and navigation in the past, which is particularly convenient! Many animals are very interesting, especially like monkeys, the overall planning is also very good, not tired to play

Introduction to the Tayu Wildlife Reserve: TabinWildlifeReserve, located on the Dent Peninsula, 50 kilometers northeast of Natao, with an area of 120,500 hectares. Visitors in the park have the opportunity to witness the three largest mammals in Sabah: Borneo dwarf elephant (BorneoPygmyElephant), Sumatran rhino (SumatranRhinoceros) and Tembadau. (one of the bison). There are also a variety of other wildlife, swimming in the refreshing Ripad River at dusk (some sections of the river must be very careful), or rolling in mud at the Ripad Volcano Mud vents, is a rare enjoyment.

The jungle bio-experience of the rainforests will also find traces of volcanic activity from time to time!

Wild yet warm, colorful office sanctuary offices are set up inside the airport, with small rooms with desks and some cultural and creative supplies, as well as sculptures of animals. The staff happily gave us the pass, and went back to enjoy his office life. We changed to the car in the protected area and entered the bicycle. The road was winding and twisting along the way on the wild bicycle, the weather said that it changed, the storm and rain, the asphalt road was not bad, but some places were still dirt roads. On the roadside you can see a lot of wildlife, tigers, lions, zebras, crab-eating monkeys, giant pythons, unicorns, etc., and many animals I have never seen. The driver said that some animals are dangerous, don't approach easily, do not come out at night, and be careful with animals during the day to prevent accidents. Living in a small house at night, the water and electricity are complete and the price is reasonable. The waiters are also Aboriginal, the dishes are combined, a bit of Fujian cuisine. It may also be related to most of the tourists here are Chinese, the Chinese signboards on the street are clean and tidy, quiet and peaceful. The next day, after a round of shopping in the reserve, return to the office to change back to his car and set off to Kota Kinabalu. Warm reminder that animals will hurt people, pay attention to safety. Open from 8 am to 6 pm. The road is bumpy, and you can prepare motion sickness medicine in advance.