Tarap fruit of Borneo
by Tarap or Terap (Species: Artocarpus odoratissimus) is a fruit native to Borneo, though its Philippines name “Marang” is the official English name (WHY?!). In Greek, …
Red and Orange Durians of Sabah
What makes Sabah people so happy in year end? Xmas? New Year? Oh ya, a King was born on Christmas. Guess what. The “King of …
Sundew, plant that eats insects
Pitcher plant is the most well-known carnivorous plant of Sabah, but very few know that Sabah also has sundews (or Drosera), another type of insectivorous …
Where to Travel, Eat and Stay in Kunak town, Sabah
Though one of the oldest civilization of Sabah starts in Kunak, Kunak is not the most developed area of Sabah. Kunak is also where Islam …
DaMaI, the next UNESCO World Heritage Site of Sabah
Kinabalu National Park is the 1st UNESCO World Heritage Site of Malaysia and the only one for Sabah. The good news is – DaMaI would …
Uncle in B2.0: Borneo Bloggers + New Media Dialogue
B2.0, an annual conference for blogging and micro-blogging communities of Borneo, is what I have been looking forward to. In fact, this is the 3rd …
The Largest Banyan Tree of Kota Kinabalu
Every corner in Kota Kinabalu city (KK) is under pressure for development, and very few things can survive for one century without being removed. Do …