The memorial park is located near the Kota Kinabalu International Airport (Terminal 2) in the Putatan district, not far from the Putatan railway station.
Surrounded by a white metal fence, the tree-lined terrain covers an area of 7,800 square metres.
 To the left of the main entrance, beside park benches, is an information board with an overview of the history of the memorial in Malay and English languages.

Above the main entrance gate is an archway inscribed with the words "Petagas War Memorial" in Malay, Chinese and English.
 From there, an 80-metre pathway leads towards the monument, a structure covered on all four sides with separate 2 metre high metal plates.
Three of the metal plates inform about the massacre and its historical background in Malay, Chinese and English languages, while the fourth metal plate is an epitaph and contains the names of the dead.
Immediately in front of the memorial is a 10 x 5 m enclosed grass area where the remains of the dead are buried.
The memorial park is located near the Kota Kinabalu International Airport (Terminal 2) in the Putatan district, not far from the Putatan railway station. Surrounded by a white metal fence, the tree-lined terrain covers an area of 7,800 square metres.  To the left of the main entrance, beside park benches, is an information board with an overview of the history of the memorial in Malay and English languages.
Above the main entrance gate is an archway inscribed with the words "Petagas War Memorial" in Malay, Chinese and English.  From there, an 80-metre pathway leads towards the monument, a structure covered on all four sides with separate 2 metre high metal plates. Three of the metal plates inform about the massacre and its historical background in Malay, Chinese and English languages, while the fourth metal plate is an epitaph and contains the names of the dead. Immediately in front of the memorial is a 10 x 5 m enclosed grass area where the remains of the dead are buried.
Petagas War Memorial