Photo by @Sabah Travel Long Pasia is a quiet highland village in Sipitang where visitors can explore one of Sabah’s most untouched natural areas. Located […]
Category: Culture
Irau Rayeh Lundayeh balik lagi!
The famous Lundayeh festival will return next year in June! 11 Nov – The Sabah Grand Lundayeh Festival is making its return to Sipitang next […]
Gaya Street
Originally names as Bond Street, Gaya Street is a street Sunday market located in the Kota Kinabalu Central Business District has been the centre of […]
Lansaran
Jump Challenge! ? Lansaran is a traditional game and also categorized as Murut tribal dance. In this game/dance, there will be a group of men […]
Gambus (traditional lute)
The ‘gambus’ (traditional lute) is one of the oldest musical instrument with 12 or 13 strings attached to its body which can be plucked like […]
Sumangkap Gong Making Factory
Less than one hour away from Kampung Gombizau lies Sumangkap village, one of the most well-known gong making factory in Sabah. For the local people, […]
Monsopiad Cultural Village
Monsopiad Cultural Village is a traditional village located beside the Penampang River approximately 16 km from Kota Kinabalu city. In 1996, this cultural village was […]
Kulintangan
Kulintangan is one of Sabah’s traditional musical instruments that is commonly used by the Bajau and KadazanDusun tribes during public gatherings, festivals, or official events. […]
Wakid
Wakid is a traditional handwoven multipurpose basket that originated from Ranau and Tambunan. It is used by the Kadazandusun people to carry fruits, vegetables, and […]
Sabah’s Rice Wine
Tapai and Lihing are the most famous local rice wine in Sabah that is served and consumed in Kadazan populated areas. Rice wines are a […]