Kiram Village revisited – New paved road and more flowers!

by drizad on July 10, 2010

I was there last year, spending some time with my family. Just a weekend get away from the hectic day in the clinic. Went there again last weekend for an overnight as I had some work to do on Sunday in Ranau.

I gave Bro. Jamalul a call a couple of days before, just to check whether the chalet was still available on Saturday. Luckily for me, Cabbage unit was empty.

We started our journey to Kundasang at about 4pm. It was raining throughout the journey. We even have to make a detour in Tamparuli, because of a small landslide.

Arrived in Kundasang at about 6pm. Had our dinner near Kundasang town and head up to Kiram Village in Kampung Mesilou. It was dark by the time we arrived there. The air was cool, temperature showed 14 degree Celsius. I was shivering as my wife forgot to pack a sweater for me.

As it was World Cup fever, Bro Jamalul was kind enough to lend us his 14 inches television for few of us (yes, there were other guests) to watch Germany vs Argentina. After about 35 minutes, I decided to go back to my chalet as it was really cold at the open hut.

There was not much sunshine in the morning because of the clouds. It’s clear with gray sky. I decided to take a walk around the village to snap some shots with my model. Obviously, there were more flowers and more beautiful!

If you decided to go there and spend your weekend with your family, just reply to this blog post. Enjoy the photos!

Kiram's Village, front view. Cabbage unit is the white one
Celery-Tomato & Chilli-Onion units. Stayed there also before.
New paved road. The model is my 3 year-old girl, Nany.
My family @ Kiram Village entrance.
Open hut where you can sing your heart out with a karaoke unit!
Side view of the chalets. That bridge has no stream underneath.
Bro Jamalul! You need to repair the signage. LOL!

Please check out Kiram’s Village Cabin here.

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{ 8 comments… read them below or add one }

1 nazul 07.10.10 at 11:48 am

we shall have another family day here soon…let’s plan for that..

2 OniYon 07.15.10 at 11:21 am

Planning a holiday with family here in Kundasang (we’ve booked a place in Kiram Village too!) so am wondering if you’d recommend any good place to eat in/ around Kundasang area? And can we buy fresh milk from Kundasang Dairy Farm?

3 OniYon 07.15.10 at 11:44 am

We’ve already booked the place with Mr Jamalul, so we know the price XD Just wondering if you have recommendation on where to find halal food in Kundasang? Thanks

4 drizad 07.15.10 at 11:55 am

Kundasang is actually a Muslim majority village. Most eating outlet in Kundasang town is halal. The one that I think is nice is a restaurant near Nabalu Lodge, just along the main Kinabalu Park-Kundasang road.

5 OniYon 07.15.10 at 12:25 pm

I see. thanks for the recommendation. Do you have the name of the restaurant? Or is the restaurant part of Nabalu Lodge? Thanks again

6 Ida Ibrahim 07.22.10 at 8:55 am

Hi! Among all those cabins, which one is the best, in terms of space and views…We will be going there with 14 Adults & 8 kids & thot of staying together. If the weather is ok, how long is the journey from KK to Kundasang? Thanks.

7 drizad 07.22.10 at 1:52 pm

Hi Ida,
I think all the cabin has the best views. You can always walk around the area to get the best angle for your photo shoot. The journey to Kundasang will take approximately about 1 hour and 30 minutes.

8 melissa 07.22.10 at 5:01 pm

hi, this place, kiram’s village looks awesome. do you mind to email me the contact and the rates? we are planning to go in august

melissacwf@yahoo.com

thank you.

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