Double Six Memorial Park is a monument & statue in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia. Open 24 hours.
Double Six Memorial Park in Kota Kinabalu is a solemn landmark commemorating a pivotal moment in Sabah's history, marking the tragic 1976 plane crash that claimed the lives of local leaders, including the then Chief Minister, Tun Fuad Stephens. The memorial is situated in the Sembulan area, a short drive from the city center, offering a peaceful, open space for visitors to reflect and learn about Sabah's historical narrative. Surrounded by trees and manicured lawns, this serene park provides seating areas and pathways ideal for a reflective walk. A commemorative monument stands at the site, etched with the names of the 11 passengers who lost their lives, honoring their legacy and the memory of the Double Six tragedy.
The park provides a quiet, respectful atmosphere with plaques that detail the crash and its impact on Sabah, inviting visitors to learn more about this historical event. In the surrounding area, you will find several local stalls and vendors offering light refreshments, making it a convenient stop in Kota Kinabalu for those interested in local history. The park has modest facilities but maintains a respectful ambiance that draws in both local and international visitors.
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Historical monument dedicated to 1976 Sabah tragedy.
Informative plaques detailing the crash and its significance.
Peaceful green surroundings for quiet reflection.
Local stalls with refreshments near the entrance.
Proximity to Kota Kinabalu’s city center.
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It’s a memorial park honoring the lives lost in Sabah’s 1976 plane crash.
The park is in Sembulan, Kota Kinabalu, a short drive from the city center.
Yes, local vendors outside the park sell snacks and drinks.
Yes, the park provides seating areas along its pathways.
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