Sabah Chinese
by More than 10 years ago, if you saw a Chinese stranger on the street, it was safe to speak to him/her in Hakka coz 99.999999% …
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Tanjung Lipat Beach – Part 2 of 2
This is a follow-up post of my last blog about a mysterious animal I discovered in Tanjung Lipat Beach. It is wrong to think that …
Tanjung Lipat Beach – Part 1 of 2
Besides robbery, I don’t know what else Tanjung Lipat is famous for. Nobody would think it worths our time to explore it. I passby that …
Tanjung Aru Beach
Many locals have lot of memory at Tanjung Aru Beach. You may find many lovers start their romance there (later they may proceed to other …
Dance Carnival, Papar (Aug 12, 2006)
It has been a long time I don’t blog. When I looked at all my unpublished photos yesterday, I was surprised how weak my memory …
Kulintangan
Besides Gong, Kulintangan is one of the most important traditional musical instrument in Sabah, commonly used by Bajau and KadazanDusun communities. It was first introduced …
Toilet Signs
In Papar, I found a toilet that disallow people do number 1. 🙂 The toilet sign (in Tambunan) below sounds better, though I don’t quite …
10 Traffic Items that Don’t Work in Sabah – Part 2 of 2
Continued from Part 1 Item 6. Zebra Crossing Since young, my mom already taught me, “DO NOT trust zebra line! If you walk on it, …