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Sea Gypsies Of Sabah
Back in the days, the islands of Sabah were once inhabited by the Bajau and Suluk families known as the sea gypsies or Bajau Laut. […]
#8 Sabah Speaks
Sabah speaks update: Hey you Sabahans, mari kita kasi refresh memory kut! Let’s preserve our unique Sabahan slang ? ❗ Some words featured under Sabah […]
Cheesy Durian Melt
Durians are known for their distinct, overpowering smell, which many describe the smell similar to rotten onions, turpentine, and raw sewage. As such, durians are […]
Sumazau Dance
Sumazau is one of the most iconic dances that originated from the Kadazandusun people, the largest indigenous group of Sabah. Sumazau literally means “dancing” in […]
Asia’s Only Great Apes
Sharing 97 percent of their DNA with humans, orangutans are not only our closest living relatives, they’re also Asia’s only great apes. The word “orangutan” […]
UFO Tarts
UFOs are a regular sight at the village weekly tamus (open-air markets) in Sabah. Well, they aren’t actually UFOs but tarts that are shaped like […]
Malaysian Batik
Colourful, traditional, geometrical designs are the words used to describe the decorated fabric known as ‘Batik’. The word ‘Batik’ is an Indonesian-Malay word for ‘drops’. […]
Teck Guan Cocoa Village
Don’t miss out on the opportunity to visit Teck Guan Cocoa Village, the main producer and distributor of Cocoa in Sabah! Teck Guan Cocoa Village is […]
The Backbone Of Sabah’s Musical
Gongs are one of the most important idiophones in Sabah and are considered the backbone of traditional musical instruments. It has been featured in many […]