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Published: September 23rd 2011
I had decided to attempt to climb to the summit of Mount Kinabalu (Southeast Asia's highest mountain at 4,095 metres) this time in Sabah seeing that I had given it a miss last year. I went to the Sutera office in Kota Kinabalu and booked a dorm room 2 days later on the mountain for RM522 including 5 meals and the climbing permit. The other costs involved were RM15 for entrance to the park, RM8...
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nina
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greetings!i was accidentaly open your blog while searching for some information..i was once a guide in that mount,actually just a part timer,and yeah i know ur guide,,after seeing your pic,i started to miss the moment i was working there i got my eyes teary huhu,and i feel sorry for you because you didnt make it to the top,but actually you make a good decision as the route to the summit can be very dangerous if it rains heavily,,i hope you you can climb the mount another time,and make it to the summit!trust me,the summit is beautiful that i cant describe it..