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            Water Stops Water Stops are available at every hut. There is a large tank stored 
            with free 'untreated water' but the water is safe to drink. The free 
            drinking water constantly being fed by pipes leading down from clean 
            water sourced high up the mountain.
 
            
            
            Mount Kinabalu - Preparation Checklist Here are some tips to ensure that you are well prepared before 
            attempting to climb the mountain.
 
            
            Ensure you have already confirmed your 
            accommodation on the mountain with Sutera Sanctuary Lodges for the 
            first night of your climb. You will not be allowed to climb if you 
            do not have a place to stay. Camping on the mountain is strictly 
            forbidden. Refer to our Climber's Package arrangement for more 
            information on accommodation options and food.  
            
            In addition to the above, you are also 
            required to bring some money with you to pay to the Sabah Park 
            authorities for the Park's entrance fee, mountain guide, climbing 
            permit, insurance, certificate, porter fee (optional) and transfer 
            to Timpohon Gate . This is separate from your accommodation which is 
            managed by Sutera Sanctuary Lodges.  
            
            Conduct a fitness check. Make sure your 
            legs are fit and ready for the journey up and down the mountain. Be 
            a responsible traveller. Bring the necessary medication required if 
            you are prone to altitude sickness. As it is only a two day, one 
            night climb you are still advised to partake in some regular 
            exercise prior to the climb.  
            
            Please do not attempt to climb the 
            mountain if you have the following medical conditions : 
             
              
              
                
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                  Pregnancy Heart condition
 disease
 Palpitations
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                  Hypertension Diabetes
 Arthritis
 
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                  Epilepsy Obesity
 Asthma
 
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            In any case, should you feel unfit to climb or possess any other 
            medical condition that will pose any danger or hamper your climb 
            then please do not attempt this exercise.
 
            
            The best investment for any climber is a 
            good pair of shoes to protect your feet from the mountain terrain. 
            Shoes with a good sole and grip is recommended to prevent from 
            accidents due to unforeseen weather conditions.  
            
            Remember to pack light. The more items you 
            bring with you will only add to the burden on your shoulders during 
            the journey up. Ideally, the weight of your bag pack should be less 
            than 10kg.  
            
            Necessary items for the mountain climb 
            include : Energy food i.e. chocolate bars, biscuits, glucose tablets
 
              
              
                
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                  A head torch A raincoat or poncho
 A windbreaker
 Warm clothing
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                  A small bottle of water A pair of gloves
 An extra pair of socks
 
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                  A cap or beanie Slippers
 Toiletries
 
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            Park 
            Etiquette
 
            
            Do not destroy or remove any plant or 
            animal.It is an offence to remove plants and/or animals and to shoot, trap 
            and/or collect any wildlife.
 Take only pictures, leave only footprints.
 
            
            Do not litterDispose of rubbish with a thought for the environment. Clean up if 
            need be after those who don't. help keep the environment clean and 
            pure as nature intended it to be.
 
            
            Do not bring heavily packaged productsThese mean large quantities of paper and plastic wrappings to 
            discard after use. Minimize the amount of disposable material.
 
            
            Do not bring petsPets are not allowed into the park as they may introduce diseases to 
            isolated populations or may escape and become wild.
 
            
            Do respect the silence of natureDo not bring cassette players and radios that may disturb wildlife 
            or those who wish to observe them. Be considerate.
 
            
            Do be extra careful with inflammable 
            materialMake sure fires are fully extinguished. Do not smoke if you can 
            avoid it. Cigarettes can cause bush fires. Observe all safety rules.
 
              
              
 
            
            
            WARNING ! 
            
            DO NOT CLIMB if you have a history of 
            suffering from the following ailments : 
              
              
                
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                  Heart Disease Hypertension
 Chronic Asthma
 Peptic Ulcer
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                  Severe Anaemia Diabetes
 Epileptic Fits
 Arthritis
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                  Palpitation Heptitis (Jaundice)
 Muscular cramps
 Obesity (Overweight)
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            Any other sickness that may be triggered 
            by severe cold, exertion, and high altitude 
            
            Help preserve Mount Kinabalu, Malaysia' First World Heritage 
            Site.While you are in the Park, please observe the rules and regulations 
            of the Park. It is an offence under Parks Enactment, 1984 to deface, 
            damage, set fire to or remove anything existing inside the Park or 
            to introduce any plants or animals into this Park without the 
            written approval of the Director of Sabah Parks.
 
            
            Please help to protect the environment. Do 
            not litter or leave any rubbish behind on the mountain. Please bring 
            down all the rubbish you brought up this mountain. |