Mount Tambuyukon (Monggis Substation)
Mount Tambuyukon is located in the Northern Part of Sabah, within Monggis Substation, Kinabalu Park, with its highest elevation of 2,580m (8,462ft), Mount Tambuyukon is the third highest mountain in Malaysia after Mount Kinabalu and Mount Trusmadi.
Mount Tambuyukon is situated at the centre of Kinabalu Park. Being isolated with limited accessibility, this area is yet to be explored extensively. Located separately but adjacent to the majestic Mount Kinabalu makes this area an interesting and exclusive research site. Attractive research fields include varied aspects of biology, phytochemistry, geology, hydrology, socio economy and eco-tourism potential.
Ascent route to the top most of Mount Tambuyukon provides an interesting experience as the route crosses a large altitude range, starting from the lowland of about 200 meters and ended in mountain elevation of more than 2,500 meters above sea level. This ascent track also cuts across various types of rocks and soils including the ultra-basic, giving a vast variety of biodiversity that could be discovered along the way.
Mount Tambuyukon Fee
Fees related with Mount Tambuyukon.
| # | Particulars | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Climbing Permit (Malaysian) | RM 150 (Per person/1 day) |
| 02 | Climbing Permit (International) | RM 300 (Per person/1 day) |
| 03 | Climbing Insurance (Malaysian) | RM 10 (Per person/1 day) |
| 04 |
Guide Fee (Substation - Mt.Tambuyukon - Substation)
Number of Climbers : 1-3 |
RM 175 (Per day) |
| 05 |
Guide Fee (Kikulat Waterfall)
Number of Climbers : 1-5 |
RM 60 (Per day) |
Mount Tambuyukon Porter
Porter Fees for Mount Tambuyukon.
| # | Particulars | Weight(KG) | Rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Monggis Substation - Mt. Tambuyukon - Monggis Substation | First 10kg | RM 120 |