This Kumpulan BandarQaq National Park may be the crown jewel of the island of Sarawak. It is bordered by town of Kota Kinabalu and is defined in the southern the main island. Many tourist attractions are scattered here and there.

The temple of Stupa Ancora may be the oldest. It is a Muslim mosque and was built by Sultan Selangor. Its pinkish stone facade dates back once again to the sixteenth century and it’s the only person of its kind left on the island.

Another well-known place in the area is Stupa Bau, which is a large Buddhist structure that’s at the end of a steep slope. Stupa Bukit Bintang is another structure which is very interesting. It is a white structure with the script “E L “.Stupas in this kind of region are very old and dates back once again to the seventeenth century. Additional info found at kumpulan bandarqq.

Waterfall No. Noo can be among the most popular tourist attractions in the area. It has four different waterfalls, which range from three to eight meters high.

For visitors who have a strong passion for nature, Stupa Pandi is a very interesting sight. It is surrounded by small hills with a grassy plateau. The centre of attraction is a replica of a village and is well kept.

Stupa Peli is among the larger churches in the Kumpulan BandarQaq National Park. It is surrounded by steep cliffs and it’s considered the final testament of a monk. A popular tuk ride from town of Kota Kinabalu.

Both most famous botanical gardens in Sarawak are Merdeka Seminyak. These gardens can be found in a broad valley on the southern side of the park. They house numerous rare species of flora and fauna.

Sarawak has existed for several years now. And so, it will remain forever.