RESTAURANTE PANTARAN

Borneo, malaysia: the best option for eating for good value and quality during your visit to the Kinabalu National Park. Situated just opposite the entrance to the park, next to the main road.

Opens very early, perfect for having breakfast before you start one if the transects or different trails.Inside the park there are more restaurants but the quality is not as good.

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Our Address:

Ctra. AH150 - Kinabalu National Park - Borneo (Malaysia)

GPS:

6.0048131978341, 116.54162242713

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