Travel Safety Guidelines for Kundasang Visitors

Your safety is important to us. Kundasang is generally a safe and peaceful destination, but as with all travel, it’s important to take basic precautions to ensure a worry-free experience.

General Safety Tips

• Drive carefully: Mountain roads to Kundasang can be winding, narrow, and foggy, especially in the evening. Drive cautiously or consider hiring a local driver.
• Weather readiness: Pack appropriate clothing. The highland climate can be cold, and rain is common.
• Stay hydrated: The high altitude may cause light-headedness for some visitors. Drink plenty of water and take breaks when needed.
• Secure your belongings: Petty theft is rare but can happen. Keep your valuables safe and avoid leaving items unattended.

Health & Emergency

• Kundasang has limited medical facilities. For serious cases, head to Ranau Hospital or drive to Kota Kinabalu.
• Always carry basic medications (especially for altitude sickness, flu, or allergies).
• For emergencies, dial 999 for police, ambulance, or fire services in Malaysia.

Tours & Activities

• Always follow your guide’s instructions during outdoor or mountain activities.
• Stick to designated paths at Kinabalu Park and avoid off-trail hiking unless guided.
• Inform someone of your plans if exploring on your own.

We encourage all visitors to stay informed and travel responsibly. Your safety helps ensure a pleasant experience for everyone.