Shangri-La's Rasa Ria Resort allows you to enjoy the highlights of the country you are visiting without having to travel further than its grounds. Sabah's attractions include friendly people, complex rainforest, glorious beaches and stunning wildlife, especially the Orang Utan. You will find all these and more right here.

Enjoyment is ensured with a magnificent 18-hole championship golf course, the Spa at Dalit Bay, the resort's 64-acre Nature Reserve and Nature Interpretation Centre with Orang Utan. Well appointed guestrooms, most with great sea views, compliment the manifold activities in and around the resort... where the possibilities are truly endless.

End the day with a well-appointed dinner at the elegant Coast restaurant or at Naan, the place to be for delicious North Indian curries and tandoors. For the romantic at heart, dine under the stars with the sound of gently lapping waves in the background at one of the resort's three outdoor gazebos overlooking the South China Sea.

For couples looking for a tropical paradise to say their "I do's", the Balinese-inspired wedding pavilion on the resort's beachfront is perfectly situated for a stunning Borneo sunset wedding.

Dress code: Smart Casual

Restaurant Type: Contemporary Western

A smart beachfront restaurant and bar, Coast has a casually sophisticated air and offers award-winning contemporary western cuisine. Three private, thatched dining gazebos set on the beach are perfect for romantic dinners.

Dinner is served between 6.30 and 10.30pm and the bar is open from 5.30pm until late evening.

Dress code: Casual

Restaurant Type: Asian & Continental

Whether it's breakfast, lunch or dinner, in air-conditioned comfort or al fresco on the terrace, guests can enjoy international and local dishes with plenty of health-conscious offerings and tropical fruits.

Coffee Terrace is open from 6.30am until 10.30pm.

Dress code: Casual

Restaurant Type: International and local

Overlooking the 18-hole Dalit Bay championship golf course, the Golfers' Terrace is the perfect place to relax both before and after a game. Cooling drinks and snacks are served from 7am until 8pm.

Dress code: Casual

Restaurant Type: Bar/Lounge

The soaring timber roof of the lobby, the towering Mount Kinabalu as a backdrop and views of the gardens, pool and beach welcome guests for a pre-dinner drink or a soothing nightcap. Cocktails, finger food with vegetarian options are served from noon until midnight.

Dress code: Smart Casual

Restaurant Type: Indian

The elegance of this restaurant, its Mogul touches hinting of the past splendour of the Maharajahs, creates the perfect setting for the refined cuisine of Northern India and spicy flavours of Goa.

Located on Level 1, it is open for dinner from 6.30 until 10.30pm.

Dress code: Casual

Restaurant Type: Bar

The Sampan is a casual beachside bar serving cool drinks and finger food from noon until 10pm. 'Happy Hours' are from 5.30 until 7pm and a game of petanque is possible on the adjacent court.

Dress code: Casual

Restaurant Type: Malaysian

In a poolside setting with views of the gardens and white sand beach, cooling drinks and Asian and Western snacks are served. In the evenings Tepi Laut's 'Makan Street' present Malaysian specialities including seafood and local favourites.

The Pool Bar is open from 9am until 5.30pm and Tepi Laut from 6.30pm until 10.30pm.