Datuk Gong: Malaysia’s Most Misunderstood Guardian Spirit
by If you walk around in Sabah, you might notice small shrines outside buildings, under big trees, or near construction sites. Inside sits a smiling old …
Category: Culture & History
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 …
Chingay Parade of Sabah
Have you ever experienced the vibrant Chingay Parade in Donggongon Town, Sabah, Malaysia? It was truly a festival worth attending for anyone who appreciates cultural …
Hinava: Heritage Salad of Sabah
Hinava is a tangy and refreshing dish often served as a salad or appetiser. A beloved traditional delicacy from Sabah, Malaysia, it is popularised by …
Usungan / Usunan: Palanquin of Bajau and Iranun People
Usunan (in Iranun language) or Usungan (in Bajau Sama language), refers to a boat-shaped and palanquin-like structure traditionally used to carry nobles or prominent individuals. …
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Top 10 Travel Destinations of Sabah
Welcome to our list of the top 10 travel destinations in Sabah. Handpicked for their popularity and quality, these attractions offer unforgettable experiences. Our recommendations …
Nostalgia in Membakut: Exploring Sabah’s Colonial Township and Railroad Heritage
Isn’t the feeling of nostalgia wonderful? Whether it’s listening to oldies songs, donning vintage fashion, or gazing at black-and-white photographs, it’s like taking a journey …
Dalai, the Pearls of the Borneo Jungle
Job’s Tears, also known as adlay or adlay millet, is locally referred to as Dalai or Jelai in Sabah. This plant looks like a cross …