Kinabalu Park Malay: Taman Kinabalu, Established As One Of The First National Parks Of Malaysia In 1964, Is Malaysia`s First World Heritage Site Designated By Unesco In December 2000 For Its `Outstanding Universal Values` And The Role As One Of The Most Important Biological Sites In The World With More Than 4,500 Species Of Flora And Fauna, Including 326 Bird And Around 100 Mammal Species, And Over 110 Land Snail Species.

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