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Kinabalu Park's

Posted by Bobby Brown on February 06, 2020 - 6:07am


UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE AND BOTANICAL GARDENS

Experience a walk through Kinabalu Park’s montane oak and chestnut rain forest and a visit to the botanical gardens. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is set against a stunning backdrop, as the jagged granite peaks of Mt. Kinabalu tower 13,000 feet above one of the most biologically diverse areas in the world. Get a glimpse into the fascinating, unique world of plant life within the area as you visit the park’s headquarters to view orchids, carnivorous pitcher plants and rhododendrons. Next, visit the botanical gardens. A diverse collection of unique flora, gathered from the entire park, is transplanted here for conservation and educational purposes. Learn how the plants have adapted their leaves, flowers and root structures to capture the sunlight, pollenate and gather their nutrients for survival. Discover how the local people use some of these jungle plants in their everyday lives.

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February 6, 2020 at 7:46am