8 Things to Do in Sandakan, Sabah 2026 — and What Each One Costs on a MyKad
A foreign visitor pays RM30 to watch the orangutans at Sepilok. A Malaysian pays RM5. That gap runs through almost every gate in Sandakan, and almost no travel guide written for the Malaysian market says so. We checked eight Sandakan attractions against Sabah Tourism Board, the Sabah Museum and each centre's own site this week, and set out both rates, the real opening hours — including the shorter Friday sessions — and the feeding times worth planning a day around.
