SDK → KUL

Mount Kinabalu

The majestic granite peaks of Southeast Asia's highest mountain visible to the north shortly after the plane reaches cruising altitude.

Crocker Range

The spine of Sabah's mountain range, featuring deep valleys and cloud-topped ridges stretching towards the horizon.

Offshore Oil Rigs

Deep-sea platforms and infrastructure of the Sabah Basin visible as tiny industrial islands in the South China Sea.

Titiwangsa Mountains

The main mountain range of Peninsular Malaysia appearing as the aircraft begins its descent towards Kuala Lumpur.

Kuala Lumpur Skyline

On clear days during a northern approach, look for the distant silhouettes of the Petronas Twin Towers and Merdeka 118.

Labuk Bay Mangroves

Dense, vibrant green mangrove forests and winding river estuaries visible immediately after takeoff from Sandakan.

Sarawak Coastline

Distant views of the rugged Sarawak coastline and the river deltas of the Rajang River during the mid-flight cruise.

South China Sea Shipping

A vast blue expanse dotted with cargo ships and tankers navigating the busy maritime lanes toward the Malacca Strait.

Negeri Sembilan Plantations

The geometric patterns of vast palm oil estates that dominate the landscape during the descent into the Klang Valley.

Port Dickson Coast

The popular coastline of Port Dickson and the Cape Rachado Lighthouse visible if the flight patterns approach KUL from the south.