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Category: Culture
Top 5 Most Beautiful Traditional Costumes In Sabah
With over 30 indigenous and 200 sub-ethnic groups in Sabah, most of these groups have distinct traditional costumes. What they wear is more than just […]
Atkinson Clock Tower, The Oldest Standing Man-Made Structure In Kota Kinabalu City
Originally known as the Atkinson Memorial Clock Tower, Atkinson Clock Tower is the oldest standing man-made structure in Kota Kinabalu City (KK) that survived the […]
Tarian Alai Bubu
Sabahnites would like to share about this folklore that we came across .. about this dance and its legend. Tarian Alai Bubu (Alai Bubu Dance) […]
Batu Sapi
No prizes for guessing how the Batu Sapi constituency in the district of Sandakan got its name. It is from this three-legged rock formation called […]
Jambatan Tamparuli
Jambatan Tamparuli is a Kadazandusun song that has become a beloved part of Sabah culture; sung at many weddings, festivities, and karaoke. Fellow Sabahan Marsha […]
Binsulong
Here’s a fun game to give your brain a little workout. It’s a Kadazandusun traditional game called Binsulong (or aka Inuog Dazang /Teka Teki Puteri). […]
Lundayeh People
The Lundayeh people, also known as Lun Bawang, are the earliest and smallest ethnic groups in Sabah. They can be found in the southwest region […]
Murut Tribe
The Murut tribe is one of the largest indigenous groups in Sabah as it comprises subgroups such as Baukan, Gana’, Kalabakan, Okolod, Paluan, Sulangai, Serudung, […]
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. […]