Duration:  2 Days 1 Night Transport: Van or Coach Location:  Kundasang, Ranau District (North West of Sabah, Malaysia) Minimum:  2 adults per tour departure        Day 1 (Boxed Lunch / Dinner) 0830 hrs : Pick up from hotel lobby to Kinabalu Park, which will take about 2 hours drive along the Crocker ridge passing through countryside, villages, mountain views, and some roadside local stalls. A brief stopo along the way for a photo shot of Mt. Kinabalu (weather permit). 1030 hrs (approx.) : Arrived at Kinabalu Park, your guide will arrange all the necessary registrations. Transfer to Power Station to begin your trek. As you trek further up, observe the changes of plant life due to soil, height and climate. Enjoy your boxed lunch along your trek up. You should arrive at the Mt. Hut in the late afternoon for check in and then, free at own leisure. Dinner and overnight at Laban Rata dormitory rest house Mt. Hut or similar. Day 2 (Breakfast / Lunch)  0200 hrs: Wake up and standby for your early summit trek. Have your hot drink at Laban Rata restaurant if you wish. 0300 hrs: Continue trek to the summit (about 3 hours). You should arrive around 0600 hrs in time to catch the sunrise (weather permit). As the dawn breaks up, you can almost see the whole Sabah at 4,095.2 m as the sunlight gradually but slowly creeps out of the horizon. Trek down to Laban Rata for breakfast then continue your descend to Power Station. Pick up to Park HQ for lunch. 1430 hrs (approx.): Depart to Kota Kinabalu. En route option to stop by (time permit) at the Pottery factory for handicraft. You might want to pick up some for souvenirs. 1700 hrs (approx.): Arrived at hotel. ** End of Tour Includes: English speaking guuide, entrance fee to Kinabalu Park, 1 breakfast, 2 lunches (1 Box lunch on Day 1), 1 dinner, local Mt. guide, climbing permits & insurance, 1 night dormitory bunk bed at Mt. Hut, transport and tour activities as per itinerary. Excludes: Porter, alcoholic drinks, and any other items that are not mentioned. Recommnded items to bring: Personal toiletries, raincoat, suitable trekking shoes, mineral water, extra warm clothing, torchlight and hand gloves.