10 Most Beautiful Traditional Costumes of Sabah
Sabah culture is so colourful. We have over 30 indigenous and 200 sub-ethnic groups, most of them have distinct traditional costume, a heritage that tells …
Tag: Kudat
Supirak Island, an Island of Sorrow
Are you a tourist who loves sightseeing at popular attractions, or a traveller who enjoys exploring destinations off the beaten path? If you are a …
Result: Unduk Ngadau 2016 (Miss Harvest Festival, Sabah)
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* …
Loro Kecil Beach, little embayment of Kudat
If we have a choice of our childhood, most of us would want to grow up near to a beach, which is the favorite playground …
Bawang Jamal Beach: Sunset, Longhouse, Milky Way
Need a break? Hearing someone says, “let’s go to the beach!” will definitely cheer you up. Everyone loves going to the beach. However, it stinks …
Culture & History / Food / Sabah / Travel
Tamu (Weekly Open-air Native Market) of Sikuati town
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 …
Kelambu, One Island and Two Beaches
At the north of Sabah, Kudat has the most number of nice beaches in Sabah, and many of them have unique geological features more than …
Gong of Sabah and Gong Making in Kg. Sumangkap
Gong is the most important idiophone in traditional music of Sabah indigenous people and found throughout Sabah state. Gong is usually made of brass or …