Is Dark Tourism for Sabah?
by 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 …
Sulug Island, the Darkest Island in KK
Sulug Island (Local Name: Pulau Sulug) is a forgotten island. As one of the five islands of Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park (TARP) off Kota …
Ancient Ghosts from the Coffin Hill of Kinabatangan (True Story)
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 …
UFO Tart of Sandakan
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 …
7 Things People often get WRONG about Mount Kinabalu
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 …
Keropok Amplang, the seafood cracker of Borneo
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 …
Ruhiang Hill (Bukit Perahu) and Ship Rocks
Does Noah’s ark really exist? I don’t know, but I was told that near Tamparuli town, there are rocks that resemble a vessel stranded on …
Kuih Lidah the Tongue Cake
Kind words of the tongue make people feel good, and a Kuih Lidah (Tongue Cake) can make your tongue happy. Kuih Lidah is a traditional …