The Lok Kawi Wildlife Park covers approximately 280 acres, featuring both a botanical and a zoological section. The park houses a variety of exotic and endangered species such as the Borneo Pygmy elephants, Orangutans, Malayan tigers, Proboscis monkeys, and colorful hornbills. The botanical section offers a 1.4 km trail leading to the Herbal and Ginger Garden, where visitors can see the famous pitcher plant and various rare species. The Sabah Wildlife Department under the Ministry of Tourism, Culture, and Environment manages the park, while the Sabah Forestry Department oversees the botanical side.
For further details, you can visit the official sources Sabahnites and Borneo Conservation Trust.