27th March 2015 – The rich traditions of the Chinese culture is one of the most instantly recognisable in the world, with its pages of history spanning thousands of years. However, much like other ancient cultures from all over the world, many Chinese traditions have since faded and lost with time. One of those traditions that is currently at the ...

If you looking for a real village experience in Kota Kinabalu. Then drop by Tagal Tinopikon Park which is 45 minutes drive away from Kota Kinabalu city centre. The village is located beside Moyog River and this section is under Tagal System ( means prohibition in Kadazandusun language) run by the community at Kampung Notorusss. Kampung Notoruss is make up of ...

Every year the Sabah Fest brings these groups together to celebrate Sabah’s cultural diversity and unique heritage. The celebration and theme of the Sabah Fest this year focuses on Sabah’s mystical and iconic landmark, Mount Kinabalu. Towering over the island of the Borneo above a rugged landscape of mountain ranges, river valleys and plains. Mount Kinabalu has bewtowed the land ...

Want to know more about ethnic culture in Sabah? Sabah population is divided officially into 32 ethnicities. The largest  indigenous groups are the Kadazan-Dusun, Murut and Bajau. At Mari Mari Cultural Village, you can visit 5 different ethnic tribes in 1 village. Located deep inside Kiansom, Inanam, Mari Mari is a perfect place know about the culture of  Bajau, Lundayeh, Murut, Rungus ...