Thursday, June 14, 2007
Kota Kinabalu
Kota Kinabalu is situated on the tropical island of Borneo and is the state capital of the Malaysian state Sabah, one of the two states of East Malysia. The location of the city is absolutely amazing, and from the airport it is just a short ride to mostly any hotel. You find a world class sailing marina and championship golf courses as well as both first class holiday resorts and good hotels for the budget traveler.
And the food is varied in a way that only a state with 30 ethnic groups can offer. The flavours you will find are excellent and in KK, as Kota Kinabalu also is called, there are gourmet meals in restaurants for elegant dining, but you will also find wonderful tastes and textures in a bowl in a hawker’s stall at the night market.
And the food is varied in a way that only a state with 30 ethnic groups can offer. The flavours you will find are excellent and in KK, as Kota Kinabalu also is called, there are gourmet meals in restaurants for elegant dining, but you will also find wonderful tastes and textures in a bowl in a hawker’s stall at the night market.
Monday, June 11, 2007
Kudat Town
At the northern tip of Borneo island, Kudat town is the capital of North Borneo during 1880s' and the main activities is fishing here even till today. It is also the gateway to the various island such as Banggi Island. Today the attraction are listed as :-
Tourism is actively being promoted here. Majority of the native population are the Rungus Long House dwellers.
Sunday, June 10, 2007
The Nepenthes
The Nepenthes, also known as pitcher plant are carnivorous. A plant with leaves that are pitcher-shaped to attract, trap, and digest insects. Found mostly along the foothills of the Crocker Range where the rainfall is high. Locally it is also known as the "Monkey Cup" where monkeys virtually drink the contents from cup to quench their thirst.
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borneo,
crocker range,
monkey cup,
Nepenthes,
sabah
Saturday, June 9, 2007
Tawau Hills Park
If "green" is your taste, then Tawau Hills Park is the place for you. This 28,000 hectares park is a protected forest located in east coast of Sabah, Malaysia. A short drive from the town of Tawau.
Friday, June 8, 2007
Banggi Island
Where native still live on tree tops??? This island is north of Kudat town which is less than an hour boat ride. There is no TV reception, No cell phone coverage, no disco or pubs, and pratically it is a place where you can totally relax in the beaches here. More information follow link
Thursday, June 7, 2007
Rafflesia of Borneo
The Rafflesia flower is the biggest in the world and they can be found in the island of Borneo. More information could be obtained here.
Wednesday, June 6, 2007
Birds of Borneo
Apart from the seasonal migratory birds, Borneo have a huge population of residential birds.
Find more information here.
Find more information here.
Tuesday, June 5, 2007
Mount Kinabalu
This is the highest peak in South East Asia, Mount Kinabalu and a beautiful place for your holiday. You can get more information from this site : http://borneosabah.t35.com/mtkinabalu.php
Monday, June 4, 2007
Orang Utan
Another endangered primate of Borneo is the "Orang Utan" translated to mean "the jungle people". There is a established sancuntry in Sandakan Sipilok where they are fed, protected and trained to be reintroduced into the jungle nearby. Enjoy the slide show.. more free information at http://borneosabah.t35.com/ou.php
Sunday, June 3, 2007
Proboscis Monkeys
Proboscis Monkey is one of the favourite amoung visitor to this Island. Those monkey could be found mostly in mangrove swamps in the Kuala Penyu district and Sandakan Sukau area. More information could be obtained free from http://borneosabah.t35.com/proboscis.php
Saturday, June 2, 2007
Wildlife in North Borneo
Tabin wildlife reserve is located in the eastern side of North Borneo - Sabah. You can observe wildlife up close - elephants, rhino, etc
To get more free information, visit http://borneosabah.t35.com/tabin.php
To get more free information, visit http://borneosabah.t35.com/tabin.php
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