Peak Nam Toong Temple
by Religion has been a source of inspiration for making of remarkable architectures and artworks, but the ideas need the devotion of followers to turn into …
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Travel Guide to Tenom, the Coffee Town of Sabah
What’s your revenge travel plan for the new year? If you just want to relax and don’t want crowded destinations on a tight schedule, Tenom …
Murut Cultural Center, the Largest Ironwood Building of Borneo
Though headhunting practice is a thing of the past, Murut people are always branded as the fearsome headhunters, so Sabah can market our cultural tours …
Linopot, the Traditional Leaf-wrapped Rice of Sabah
Rice is the staple food of Malaysians, who may see rice as something ordinary. However, rice holds a special place in Borneo. Kadazandusun people, the …
Magunatip, the Bamboo Dance of Murut Warriors
Magunatip, which is also known as “Bamboo Dance”, is one of the most popular traditional dances of Sabah. This energetic dance is performed by Murut …
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Sabah vs Malaysia [26 differences that only Sabahans understand]
Sabahans are Malaysians too, but we always feel that West Malaysians don’t understand us. Only Sabahans can understand all the differences below. This is meant …
Sumazau Dance, the Cultural Symbol of Sabah
Sumazau is the iconic dance of Sabah. It’s a traditional dance originated from the Kadazan and Dusun (or Kadazandusun) people, the largest indigenous group of …
Tapai and Lihing, the Rice Wines of Sabah
Rice is the staple food of Sabah people. And Tapai, the most iconic Sabah wine, is brewed from rice too. Tapai is more than just …