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Takob Akob waterfall is one of the few newly discovered waterfalls in Maliau Basin Conservation Area, in Sabah, Malaysia.[1] Takob Akob Falls was named after the mangosteen look-alike tree found beside the falls.

The drop of Takob Akob Falls is 38 metres (125 ft), making it the highest waterfall of Maliau Basin, Sabah Malaysia.[2]

It is about 3.5 kilometers away from Nepenthes Camp (Camel Trophy Camp), about an hour trekking.[3]

References

  1. ^ "The Lost World of Sabah in Borneo photographed by Nick Garbutt and Alex Hyde". Daily Telegraph.
  2. ^ "Takob Akob Falls of Maliau Basin". YouTube.
  3. ^ "Takob Akob Falls by rabani".

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