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The Amazing World of Insects at Borneo Jungle Girl Camp

About 40 years ago, a young Japanese boy named Satoshi Tajiri was so fascinated by insects that he loved to explore the forest for collecting …

If you ask Sabah people which delicacies are “Made in Sabah”, no doubt Tuaran Noodle (locally known as Tuaran Mee, 斗亚兰面 in Chinese), a traditional …

Living in a stressful world, we need a place to wash away our worries. Scientific studies show that being near water gives us a powerful …

In 1939, an American writer, Agnes Newton Keith wrote a book about her life in Sabah, the book title “Land Below the Wind” has become …

This is a true ghost story happened to my friend. Since today is the start of hungry ghost month of Chinese, I guess a haunting …

If you visit Sandakan, just ask any local there, “Hi! I want to eat cow dung. Where to get one?” and they will recommend you …

Mount Kinabalu (Gunung Kinabalu in Malay language) is the icon of Sabah. It’s dearly loved by the locals as a grandfather mountain and tourists as …

Sabah is abundant in seafood, so many that we make crackers out of them. In the local market of Sabah, you would see piles of …