4.0Desa Dairy Farm(470 reviews) - A must visit place if you coming to Kundasang Wednesday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Farms
This agricultural destination in Kundasang is set against a splendid backdrop with stunning views of Mount Kinabalu. Walk by the cows grazing freely in the pastures and enjoy the crisp fresh air. Make your way to the barn, where you can observe the milking process and feed young calves. There’s also a petting area with cows and goats and an assortment of dairy products like gelato and cheeses, baked goods, and the freshest milk straight from the source. Bring appropriate clothing for the chilly conditions, and book tickets ahead online, as walk-ins are no longer entertained. – TripadvisorSee more..
Road to get there was terrible, entrance fee so damn expensive and its a ordinary farm. The shows repetitive and they abusing the crocodiles. See more..
We were greeted by the sight of poorly cared for crocs. Dirty waters, cramped enclosures, injured and bleeding crocs, a very sick ostrich. The croc feeding session was a waste too. Little bits of chicken was thrown in to the waters, or to specific crocs. Hardly a show to begin with. You may feed the various types of fishes with pallets that cost you RM1 per packet. There are cute and pretty bunnies that you can hold and play with. And hold a baby croc (mouth taped) See more..
Since not much tourist or visitor would pay a visit here, they only do simple demonstration on harvesting the honey when there's people around. The farm was rather small as it is considered as 'village business'.See more..
It is situated about 4 kms off the main road. It costs 3 ringgit per person for the full tour. We just had the short version and got to taste four flavors. We decided to buy a bottle of wild honey which was my husband's favorite. I preferred the Tropical honey flavour, which was made by native bees they imported from Australia. It had a milder taste. They only had bigger plastic squeeze bottles left. We paid 19 ringgit for a small glass jar of wild honey. Prices were cheaper than Australian give honey. The guide told us quite a lot about the native bees.See more..
Must visit!! No entrance fee, yummy strawberry ice-cream RM 7. I had been this place twice, 1st time we were out of luck, all the strawberry menu was out of stock, luckily this time i was able to try their famous ice-cream. Yum, yum... See more..
4.0Arnab Farm Sejati(1 review) - Get close and play with rabbits Farms
A small farm with hundred of different species of rabbit awaiting visitor to play with them. Pay for the entrance fee and get a pack of pellets for feeding. Once inside the enclosure, rabbit will be hopping all the way to welcome you. Get some pellet on your palm, rabbit will feed from it. There you can pet and photograph with them.See more..
5.0Alpaca Club(1 review) - Cosy, clean and comfortable accommodation for family with special visit to interact with the Alpacas. Farms
The home stay at the Alpaca Club is clean, cosy and very comfortable. The view of Mt. Kinabalu from the balcony is superb and beautiful. It also views the entire Alpaca farm there. The self-contained home unit provides cooking utensils as well as an outdoor barbecue place. For staying guests, the visit to Alpacas in the farm is free. Good value!See more..
Papar durian orchard was established in 1987. orchard in Papar, Sabah consists of 50 acres of selected varieties chanee(D123), sultan(D24), Red Prawn (D175), Foo Fat (D135), Gan Yau(D158), Mas Hajah Hasnah(D168) & monthong(D159). our orchard producing a high quality taste experience durian.See more..
