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Himpogot, the money belt

by MySabah.comJuly 30, 2016June 5, 20172

A guy is lucky if he is born with a silver spoon in his mouth. It’s a blessing if a Kadazandusun lady inherits a himpogot …

Sunsuron Homestay in Tambunan, the Valley of Bamboo

by MySabah.comJune 28, 2016July 7, 20167

Tourism is defined [1] as “…the activities of persons travelling to and staying in places outside their usual environment…” Oh yea, travelling should be an …

Kiulu Farmstay at the Valley in the Mist

by MySabah.comJune 19, 2016June 23, 20162

Countryside is always stereotyped as a backward place for the poor. However, as a city grows big, urban people have to deal with more traffic …

Result: Unduk Ngadau 2016 (Miss Harvest Festival, Sabah)

by MySabah.comJune 2, 2016August 2, 20161

A new queen was born on 31 May 2016, after 44 contestants from different Sabah and Malaysia districts competed for the State-Level Unduk Ngadau 2016* …

Tamu (Weekly Open-air Native Market) of Sikuati town

by MySabah.comMay 6, 2016May 11, 20163

If you live in a developed country, open-air native market may have gone “extinct” and replaced by air-conditioned supermarkets. If you on the way to …

Traditional Food of Kuala Penyu

by MySabah.comMarch 25, 2016June 19, 20174

Kuala Penyu is a small town in south-west of Sabah, and majority of the population there are Dusun Tatana, Orang Brunei, and Bisaya people. Personally …

Rumbia Information Center, all about Sago

by MySabah.comMarch 13, 2016June 13, 20161

Do you know certain trees are “edible”? You may have tasted it too, for example, the tiny jello-like balls in famous Malaysian dessert, Bo-Bo Cha-Cha …

Healing Well of Kuala Penyu

by MySabah.comMarch 7, 2016March 20, 20163

Whenever you visit a new place in Sabah, especially in countryside, ask the locals. They would share some interesting stories or legend about their village. …