Here under Malaysia - MGT - Day 11, you will find travel information for that day, with practical information including the opening hours and addresses of the different attractions.
On the way to Kota Kinabalu, stop in the picturesque town of Beaufort.
Admire the contemporary Islamic architecture of Sabah's state mosque, its resplendent structure, with its majestic domes and gold inlay motifs. It has graced many a magazine cover, and is a source of pride to the locals as well as a symbol of their faith.
It was built during the reign of Sultan Idris Mursyidul Azam Shah I (1887-1916), the 28th Perak ruler. There were problems during its construction, which started in 1913. Once, two elephants belonging to Sultan Idris and Raja Chulan ran over the expensive imported Italian marble tiles. The outbreak of the First World War caused a delay in replacing the marble, and the mosque was completed only in 1917, when it was officially opened by Sultan Abdul Jalil Karamtullah Shah.
3 nights in Kota Kinabalu.
Stop at Menapok to check passports at both Sabah and Sarawak
immigration offices : 6am to 10pm
Kota Kinabalu City
- Sabbah museum and Science centre
JI Muzium
Entrance fees: RM5
Opening hours: 9am-5pm from Sat to Thu
- State Mosque:
To get there: South of the city centre past the Kampung Air stilt village, not far from the Sabah Museum. You will see it on your way to or from the airport.
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On the way to Kota Kinabalu, stop in the picturesque town of Beaufort. 
It was built during the reign of Sultan Idris Mursyidul Azam Shah I (1887-1916), the 28th Perak ruler. There were problems during its construction, which started in 1913. Once, two elephants belonging to Sultan Idris and Raja Chulan ran over the expensive imported Italian marble tiles. The outbreak of the First World War caused a delay in replacing the marble, and the mosque was completed only in 1917, when it was officially opened by Sultan Abdul Jalil Karamtullah Shah.