My Beaufort, Sabah Town Tour

Beaufort, Sabah is famous for its Pomelo fruits (  柚子; yòuzi  ), which are featured as 3 large sculptures in the centre of the town.

The beauty of Beaufort, Sabah Town...

The Beaufort, Sabah Bridge is a landmark bridge

across Padas River(Sungai Padas)...

feel the crossing over Padas River (Sungai Padas) bridge.

How to get to Beaufort, Sabah Town:-

Beaufort Town can be reached by taking a train ride, taxis, buses

or mini vans operate between

Kota Kinabalu to Beaufort, serving 

Papar, Kimanis and Bongawan

along the way to Beaufort...

Get to Beaufort by Train :

The long stretches of Railway Network

from Tanjung Aru Railway Station to Beaufort Station 

the fare is Rm4.80 for one way.

The departure schedule : Monday - Saturday 7:45am,

                         Sunday 1:35pm

Return from Beaufort : Monday - Saturday 9:55am,

                    Sunday 10am

Contact : Sabah State Railway Department 

+6088262536 (Tanjung Aru Station)

+6087211518 (Beaufort Station)

Get to Beaufort by Road:

 Driving to Beaufort is quite straight forward and the road 

condition is good. From Kota Kinabalu to Beaufort is

96.5km, and it takes about 1 hour 36 minutes to reach.

Beaufort still has several rows of two-storey wooden shops

which gives Beaufort Town a rustic look..

and the beauty of pigeons sitting on the wire lines...

with shophouses built high above the roads to avoid

the periodic floods of the Padas River (Sungai Padas)..

that makes Beaufort Town a special look and feel..

There are many new buildings around Beaufort Town too,

 tall buildings and housing estates are booming in the

nearby Beaufort Town...

In the near future, Beaufort Town will be prosperous

and it is a very good opportunity to do investment,  the

3 large sculputures of Pomelo in the centre of Beaufort Town

which brings in the chinese food symbolism of Pomelo to as

abundance and prosperity....also..

Travellers may have to stop-by Beaufort Town for one of the several reasons:-

to enoy a train ride,

to white-water rafting at the Padas River,

to continue journey to Sipitang, Lawas...

or

to an open-air market, (locally known as tamu, is held

weekly on Friday evening until Saturday afternoon.) 

Local produce such as fresh fruits, vegetables, fresh meat

and live poultry are sold at the tamu.

All will share a network business opportunities.