Sabah Malaysian Borneo July 2007

Contents2 Calendar of Events3 Happenings & Highlights

Pesta RumbiaSutera Harbour 7K Sunset Charity Run1,000 Mega Concert For PeacePesta GambusGATA Festival Sipitang 2007 Agnes Keith DayTuaran Cultural CarnivalKK Jazz Festival

6 Eating OutAtlantis BistroSpice Garden Restaurant, Sandakan

7 Spa EssentialsCres Moment

8 Places of InterestMabul Island

9 Places of InterestTabin Wildlife Reserve

10 FeatureSabah - Everything for Everyone

12 Through The LensCrafts of Sabah

14 CultureTamadak Dance of the Bongi People

15 What’s New at KadaikuSabah Souvenirs & Handicrafts

16 Bahasa Malaysia Section

18 Chinese Section

20 Japanese Section

22 Korean Section

24 Directory Listings

25 Sabah Map & Listings

26 Agnes Keith House

Afriend visiting Sabahfor the first time askedme once, “So besides

the islands, mountain andseeing the Orang Utan, isthere anything else much todo around here?” What amillion-dollar question! Itinspired this month’s feature, ‘Sabah - Everythingfor Everyone!’ (p.10) andhopefully answers the question of my less-informed friend. If you lookbeyond the beaches andgreen canopies, you’ll findthat Sabah is a treasurecove of experiences wait-ing to be discovered. Be ita great night out in KKCity or a satisfying shopping spree, it’s allright here in Sabah.

July is also a monthjam-packed with events. Worth catching is the Pesta Gambus or LuteFestival which takes place in the district of Papar (p.4), which celebrates the stringed instrument ofthe Brunei-Malay community. InKuala Penyu, the annual Sago Fest orPesta Rumbia will be taking placefomr the 6th to the 8th of July (p.3).Plenty of hands on activities for visitors to enjoy, including traditionalroof-making and for the more adventurous, a taste of a live sagoworm! On a more cultural note, learnmore about the origin of theKadazandusun people during the

Nunuk Ragang ceremony in Kg.Tompios, Ranau. There’s also a newspa in town! Cres Moment is locatedat Warisan Square and is featured inthis month’s Spa Essentials (p.7).

So are you ready to have anunforgettable holiday in Sabah? Wehope this magazine will give youmore ideas on what to do and whereto go during your time here. Jumpalagi!

ADVISOR YBhg. Dato’ Seri Tengku Zainal Adlin

EDITOR Melissa Leong

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Pesta Rumbia (Sago Fest)6 – 8 July 2007Tha annual Sago Fest is held to highlight the district of KualaPenyu and the traditional use of sago palm. Look out for activities such as the colourful performances by the DusunTatana and Bisaya communities of Kuala Penyu, sample localfruits, witness the rumbia atap (roof) making demonstrationand competition, traditional sago processing display and manymore. Organiser: Kuala Penyu DistrictFor further info: Hasbi Abdul Ghaffar / Leonard S. PoyongTel: +60 87 884751 Fax: +60 87 884229Email: [email protected]

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Nunuk Ragang Annual Visit6 – 7 July 2007Tha annual visit to the Nunuk Ragang monument in Kg.Tompios, Ranau is to commemorate the origin of theKadazandusun’s first settlement before they spread to otherparts of Sabah. A blessing ceremony will be performed by theBobolians or traditional priests / priestesses followed by activities such as cultural performances, open market or‘tamu’, exhibition on Kadazandusun culture and merry-making.Organiser: KDCA Nunuk Ragang Visit CommitteeFor further info: Dr. Othman MinuddinTel: +60 88 713696, 019 8828817Fax: +60 88 713350, 238751Email: [email protected]

Sutera Harbour 7K Sunset Charity Run 20077 July 2007This is a fun way to raise funds for the needy. There will be noprize awarded to ‘winners’ of the run, but runners who complete the 7K routes within 77 minutes will qualify for themain lucky draw. This is a fun event where the whole familycan participate in various activities held in conjunction with therun, such as lucky draws, and enjoy live entertainment duringthe finale. There will also be food and game stalls for all.Organiser: Sutera Harbour ResortFor further info: Communications DepartmentTel: +60 88 318888 ext 3341Fax: +60 88 303338Email: [email protected]

Tuaran Cultural Carnival & Tamu Besar7--8 JulyMake your way to the district of Tuaran this month for theTuaran Cultural Carnival. Meet the friendly local folks whilelearning more about their fascinating culture through a celebration of music, dance, handicraft exhibition and traditional sports and games at the Tuaran Town Field.Organiser: Sabah Cultural BoardFor further info: Mackey Apison / Jeffry TeoTel: +60 88 268812, 268789 Fax: +60 88 264235Email: [email protected]

Comic and Cartoon Exhibition12 July – 6 August 2007Come and see a humourous outlook on the daily life ofSabahans through the Comic and Cartoon Exhibition thismonth at the Sabah Art Gallery. Featuring some of Sabah’svery own talents, another exhibition organized by the Galleryyou won’t want to miss.Organiser: Sabah Art GalleryFor further info: Datuk Mohd. Yaman Hj. Ahmad MusTel: +60 88 268875 Fax: +60 88 210040Email: [email protected]

1,000 Voices Mega Concert For Peace15 July 2007Join some 1,000 choir members as they lend their musical talents in the name of peace and charity this July at the LikasFootball Stadium on 15 July from 6:30 pm to 10:00 pm. Jointlyorganised by the Adventist Development Foundation (ADF)and the Adventist Laymen’s Services and Industry (ALSI), theconcert will feature performances of various choir groups andartistes including the Golden Angel from South Korea and theAmbassador of the award-winning choir from AdventistUniversity of the Philippines.Organiser: Adventist Development Foundation (ADF)The Adventist Laymen’s Services and Industry (ALSI),For further info: Dr. Saiman bin Sandah Datuk Joniston Bangkuai Patrick Choo Noriah Palalun Tel: +6017-811 1355 / 012 802 1023 / 019 8808168 / 013 8667621 /Email: [email protected] or [email protected]

Sutera Harbour Senior Amateur Open 200721 – 22 July 2007The Championship is open to all amateur senior golfers with ahandicap index of 23.8 and below. Senior players must beabove the age of 50 as of 1st July 2007.Organiser: Sutera Harbour Golf ClubFor further info:Communications DepartmentTel: +60 88 318888 ext 3341 Fax: +60 88 303338Email: [email protected]

Pesta Gambus 200728 – 29 July 2007The Gambus (lute) is one of the oldest stringed musicalinstruments made by the Brunei-Malay community in the WestCoast of Sabah. It is normally played with other musicalinstruments such as violin, rebana, flute (suling and seruling)

during joyous celebrations of this community. Join the folks ofPapar as they celebrate the Gambus with a myriad of eventsduring this two days celebration.Organiser: Persatuan Masyarakat Brunei Sabah

For further info:Datuk Haji Yusof bin Datuk Seri Panglima Haji Mohd. KassimTel: +60 88 215732 Fax: +60 88 214281Email: [email protected]

The Farmers. Breeders and Fishermen’s Day 200726-29July 2007For the 8th consecutive year, this event aims to give duerecognition to farmers, breeders and fishermen’s contributionto the food industry and agriculture development in the state.This is the perfect time to discover most of the local productsfrom food and fruits, to livestock at its best! The event will takeplace at the Tamu KPD site from 8am till evening. Organiser: Ministry of Agriculture and Food IndustryFor further info: Puan Jainah MarkumTel: +60 88 283686 Fax: +60 88 261742Email: [email protected]

Agnes Keith Day27 JulyThe birthday of writer Agnes Keith, who coined the term ‘Landbelow the Wind’, will be commemorated this month at theAgnes Keith House in Sandakan. The event will also see thelaunching of a book on Agnes Keith by Sabah Museum. Besure to take the opportunity to visit the historical home of thislegendary writer and learn more about her adventures duringher time in Borneo. Organiser: Sabah Museum / Sandakan Municipal CouncilFor further info: Stella Moo / Catherin ChuaTel: +60 88 253199 / 089-224026 Fax: +60 88 222798E-mail: [email protected]

Hari Pahlawan31 July 2007This day commemorates Malaysia, Australian, British andNew Zealand soldiers, past and present, for their bravery andnoble work in protecting the nation during the war. It is a dayto remember those who died at battle with laying wreaths at memorials in Kota Kinabalu and Sandakan.Organisers: Kota Kinabalu City HallSandakan Municipal CouncilFor further info: Elizabeth Borubui / Catherine ChuaTel: +60 88 521800, +60 89 224026Fax: +60 88316137,

089 272112Email: [email protected] /

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Pesta Rumbia

Sutera Harbour 7K Sunset Charity Run

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Kuala Penyu comes alive with merriment and festivities as it celebrates the 17th Sago Palm Festival

from 6–8 July. Enjoy a leisurely 2-hour drivefrom Kota Kinabalu to witness this uniqueevent, celebrating the many uses of the sagopalm and its significance to the community.

The Sago Palm Festival, also known asPesta Rumbia, highlights many attractions ofthe district as well as the traditional uses ofsago palm. Among the interesting eventslined up for the festival are singing competitions (for children, adults and veterans) as well as a demonstration on howsago palms are processed. The crowning ofthe Pesta Rumbia Beauty Queen marks thegrand finale. This year, you will also be able tosee the largest ‘tekiding’ (handwoven basketused to carry farm produce), entered into theMalaysian Book of Records.

Rumbia, scientifically known asMetroxylon sagus or Metroxylon rumphii is amember of the Palmae (palm) family. It isgrows abundantly in Kuala Penyu and the surrounding districts of Beaufort and Paparand is locally known as ‘ambuyut’.

All parts of the sago palm can be used,including the leaves (as roofing materials) andits branches (locally known as kumbar) formaking house walls. A Rumbia InformationCentre is located at Kampung Kasugira inKuala Penyu, complete with exhibitions andhandicraft displays as well as a demonstrationof the making of sago delicacies.For more information, please contact theDistrict Officer of Kuala Penyu HasbiAbdul Ghaffar or Leonard S. Poyong at087-884364. [email protected] [email protected]

Natural History Publication’slatest book, Rhododendrons

of Sabah, was recently launchedat Hyatt Regency Kinabalu. Thebook is a product of the years ofresearch and fieldwork on theRhododendrons found in Sabahby the authors George Argent,Anthony Lamb and AntheaPhillipps. Launching the book was Tan Sri Datuk Chong Kah Kiat,accompanied by Datuk CL Chan of Natural History Publications.The book is available for purchase at Kadaiku and selected bookstores in Kota Kinabalu.

NewsLaunching of ‘Rhododenrons of Sabah’,Natural History Publication’s latest book

1,000 Voices Mega Concert For Peace,15 July

Join some 1,000 choir members as they lend their musical talents in thename of peace this July at the Likas Football Stadium on 15 July from

6:30 pm to 10:00 pm. Jointly organised by the Adventist DevelopmentFoundation (ADF) and the Adventist Laymen’s Services and Industry(ALSI), the concert will feature performances of various choir groups andartistes including the Golden Angel from South Korea and theAmbassador of the award-winning choir from Adventist University of thePhilippines. The event is also to raise funds for several charitable organisations including the SOS Sabah Heart Fund, Sabah KidneyFoundation and Sabah Society for the Blind. Tickets are priced at RM20,RM50, RM80, RM100 and RM200.For more information, please contact the Organising Chairman, Dr.Saiman bin Sandah at 017-811 1355, Datuk Joniston Bangkuai at 012802 1023, Patrick Choo at 019 8808168 or Noriah Palalun at 013 8667621. E-mail [email protected] or [email protected]

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Pesta Rumbia (Sago Fest), 6-8 JulyPesta Rumbia (Sago Fest), 6-8 July

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The 3rd GATA Festival—which is short for Gasing (spinning top) andTamu (open air market)—will take place in Sipitang in August. The

event features a myriad of events, highlighting the traditional game of‘gasing’ and the tamu. Among the events at the festival are the GasingSipitang Championship, traditional local food carnival, a Silat (a Malayart of self-defence) championship and a photography competition. Youcan also witness the biggest Kulintangan musical ensemble in Malaysiaperform for their entry in to the Malaysian Book of Records, have a goat traditional games and sample delicious local fare. Sipitang is approximately a 2-hour drive from Kota Kinabalu. For more information about this event, please contact theSecretariat at 088-253319 / 318845 District Office of Sipitang at087-821963/851965. Visit the website athttp://www.gatasipitang.gov.my

The Gambus, a traditional lute, is one of the oldest stringedmusical instruments made by the Brunei-Malay community in

Sabah. Make your way to the rice bowl of Sabah, Papar (a 40-minutedrive south from Kota Kinabalu city) to celebrate this age-old instru-ment and its significance in the Brunei-Malay community.

Enjoy musical performances highlighting the gambus, a display ofsilat (a traditional martial art), a fascinating Brunei-Malay mock wed-ding display and a chance to witness a demonstration of local cakeand cookie making. You won’t want to miss a fantastic performance bythe first ever Gambus Orchestra. The recently formed Orchestra com-prises 60 talented Gambus players from Papar, Bongawan, Kimanis,Sipitang and Weston. The Gambus is a traditional musical instrumentof the Brunei-Malay community who reside in the West Coast districtsof Sabah. The all-male Gambus Orchestra will be joined by the out-standing musical talents of Fauziah Suhaili of Bongawan, who wascrowned champion of the 2006 Gambus Fest (Pesta Gambus)Female Solo Performance Competition.

There will also be a handicraft booth featuring craft-makingdemonstrations. Another wonderful festival celebrating the rich her-itage of one of Sabah’s ethnic groups. Come and be a part of it!For more information, please contact Datuk Hj. Yusof bin DatukSeri Panglima Hj. Mohd. Kassim of the Sabah Brunei CommunitySociety at 088-215732 or Sri Pelancongan Sabah at 088-232121.E-mail [email protected]

Sipitang GATA Festival 2007, 3–5 August

Pesta Gambus,28–29 July

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Visit the district of Tuaran thismonth to witness the Tuaran

Cultural Carnival. On 7 July, thefun begins at 9 am with an arrayof activities including the sale andexhibition of locally producedhandicraft, a concert with SuriaFM and a display of traditionalsports at the Tuaran Town Field.In the evening, be entertained bycolourful cultural performances.On the second day at 9 am, wit-ness a mock wedding ceremonyof the Lotud people, one of themain ethnic tribes of Tuaran.

Getting thereTuaran is only 40 minutes bycar from KK City. Take a busfrom the bus station in front ofWawasan Plaza for RM3.00 perperson one way. Be sure tocommunicate with the bus driv-er to indicate your drop-offpoint. The drop-off point isusually also the pick-up pointfor your return journey. Busesrun from 7:30 am to 5:00 pm.

Tuaran CulturalCarnival, 7-8 July

For more information on the event, please contact Mackey Apisonor Jeffry Teo of the Sabah Cultural Board at tel. no 088-268812 /268789 or e-mail [email protected]

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If the sounds of Coltrane and BB King are your thing, youwon’t want to miss the first ever KK Jazz Festival, to be held

on 11 August. The one-day festival will take place at JesseltonPoint, with the South China Sea and nearby islands as a picturesque backdrop. Come and groove to the musical renditions of Malaysian talents such as Farid Ali (Mr. Gambus),June Tan, Jazzelton Quintet and Double Take, featuringSabah’s very own Mia Palencia and Roger Wang. For someforeign flavour, music lovers will love Brunei-based bandSon2nos and American jazz singer, Denise Mininfield. In conjunction with the festival, don’t miss the Sunday Matinee

Jazz Jamming session by local musicians at the Hyatt Regency Kinabalu Atrium from 3–5 pmfrom 22 July to 5 August. Music workshops will also be held on 10 August and 12 August (venueand time to be confirmed at a later date). This is a great opportunity for budding and profession-al musicians to get together and share their passion for music. Don’t miss this exciting event!The KK Jazz Festival is brought to you by the Kota Kinabalu Rotary Club and SPARKS(Society of Performing Arts Kota Kinabalu Sabah). For more information and ticketenquiries, please contact Datuk Adeline Leong at 088-222939 or Mr. Frankie Fu at 088-428639. Ticket reservations can also be made with Sri Pelancongan Sabah Sdn. Bhd.at tel. no. 088-232121.

The birthday of writer Agnes Keith, who coined the term ‘Land belowthe Wind’, will be commemorated this month at the Agnes Keith

House in Sandakan. Attended by dignitaries and Keith’s daughter andgranddaughter, the event will also see the launching of a book onAgnes Keith by Sabah Museum. Be sure to take the opportunity to visitthe historical home of this legendary writer and learn more about heradventures during her time in Borneo. For more information, please contact Sabah Museum’s Stella Mooat 088-253199 or Catherin Chua of the Sandakan MunicipalCouncil at 089-224026. E-mail [email protected]

Agnes Keith Day, 27 July

‘Run for Fun, Health and Charity’ is this year’s theme forthe Sutera Harbour 7K Sunset Charity Run. Runnerswho complete the 7K run within 77 minutes will have a

chance to win fantastic lucky draw prizes. Family and friendscan enjoy a myriad of fun-filled activities, live entertainment andvisit various food and game stalls. Entering its 7th year on the7th day of the 7th month of 2007, the run is set to be the mostelaborate one ever! Joining the excitement are TraxxFm andseveral celebrities who will be organising and performing at thePost-Run Concert.This year's beneficiaries are Special Olympics Sabah and SabahThalassaemia. Registration fees are RM20.00 per adult andRM10.00 per student. Participants will also receive a t-shirt. Havea fun run while doing your bit for charity!For more information or to register, please contact the 7KHotline at 088-308 121, fax 088-303 338 or email [email protected].

7th Sutera Harbour 7KSunset Charity Run, 7 July

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Where are can you find fresh Sabah seafood combined with international flavours and a classy ambience for a pleasurable

dining experience that won’t burn a hole in your pocket? Atlantis Bistro ofcourse! The restaurant is located at the Waterfront in Kota Kinabalu andis hard to miss. With two floors, diners can opt to enjoy their mealsindoors or in the open air on the second floor, giving you a sweeping viewof the South China Sea. Atlantis Bistro is proud of its fresh seafood, andits signature dish is the Atlantis Seafood Platter. This impressive two-tierdish comes with a fantastic array of seafood including white clams, freshtiger prawns, boiled crabs, grouper, smoked salmon, fresh oysters, squidrings and many more! Portions are huge, so you might want to share thisamong 3 or 4 people. The best bit? The platter comes at an affordableprice of RM88.00! Another Atlantis ‘claim to fame’ is their juicy lambshank, served with a delicious gravy and mashed potatoes. We also recommend the Braised Red Mullet, and the delectable lobster mousseserved with pasta. Check out the Pristine Borneo Favourites, whichinclude dishes such as beef rendang, satay Kajang and Borneo Style

Mango Chicken Chop. At the end of the meal, treat yourself to sweetrewards and what better choice than the Chocolate Salad, which comprises chocolate spaghetti, chocolate ice cream, croutons, mixedberries and white chocolate dressing. Another favourite is the Very BerrySundae, a tempting delight which combines vanilla ice cream and raspberry sorbet topped with a variety of wild berries. Delicious! AtlantisBistro also features a pub for post or pre-dinner drinks. A classy atmosphere, warm service and a tantalizing menu to please the palate (atfantastic prices too!), Atlantis Bistro is great for a business lunch, aromantic dinner for two or even your annual company dinner. A diningexperience that will not disappoint!Atlantis Bistro is located along the KK Waterfront. Open daily from12 noon to 10:30 pm. The pub opens daily till 1 am on weekdays and2 am on weekends. For more information, please call 088-270 291 orthe reservation hotline at 088-701777. E-mail [email protected]

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Located in Bandar Indah, Sandakan, SpiceGarden Restaurant is a true gem for thosesearching for a hearty meal. The menu

features an impressive array of Western,Chinese and Indian food, but it is the latter thatwill please even the fussiest of diners. Thehouse special is the Fish Head Curry, a mouthwatering favourite of regulars. Therestaurant is also famous for its Indian setmeals with a choice of chicken, fish, muttonand vegetarian. All sets are inclusive of veg-etables, dhal, yogurt and pappadums, makingthis a truly classic Indian meal. If roti (a fluffedIndian pancake) is your thing, you will be spoilt

for choice here! Must-tries include the roticanai, roti telur, roti tisu, roti susu and, for theadventurous, the interestingly-named RotiCobra (roti mixed with chicken and egg).

The restaurant also serves plenty of Asianfavourites such as mee soup, fried noodles in avariety of styles and even tom yam soup. ForWestern fare, try their lamb or chicken chop. Ifyou just need a light bite, Spice Garden canalso whip up a basket of French fries, chickenwings or deep fried prawns. Wash it all downwith freshly blended juice or a refreshing glassof mango lassi. For dessert, you can’t gowrong with the ais kacang (jelly, nuts, beans

and fruit in shaved ice topped with syrup).Spice Garden has a lovely ambience thatmakes you feel right at home and it doesn’thurt that food will remind you of a delicioushome-cooked meal! The restaurant can seatup to 50 people, and in the evenings, you canopt to dine al fresco. Spice Garden Restaurant is located on theGround Floor, Lot 1, Block 26, BandarIndah, Sandakan. Open daily from 11 am to11pm. Catering services available. For moreinformation, please call 089-235204 or con-tact Mrs. Subra at 012 861 6916 or Daud at012 815 7595.

Spice GardenRestaurant

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On the go and too busy for some ‘me’ time? Take a breatherand find your way to Cres Moment, located at KotaKinabalu’s hippest shopping and dining joint, Warisan

Square. ‘Cres’ stands for Confident, Relax, Elegant andSophisticated – core values for this modern establishment whichhas more than 10 wellness centres in Malaysia. Cres aims to caterfor the modern woman who takes special care of her health andbeauty even during the busiest of times. At Cres Moment, theyspecialize in quick and effective treatments, perfect for those whodo not have much free time to spare. A must-try is the half-hourfoot reflexology which relieves tension and stress in the feet andbody, as well as the Shiatsu back massage, a 30-minute sessionthat encourages lymphatic drainage and restores balance to atired body. Even the Royal Milk Bath only takes 20 minutes, per-fect for removing dead skin cells to reveal a more youthful andglowing you! But if you have an hour or two to spare, check outtheir many packages to suit your needs, including the MagicalAroma Aromatherapy Massage. The Awakening is a foot and handtreatment to recharge the mind and body, giving you a quick pick-me-up. The best part? All treatments are reasonably priced soyou won’t feel the pinch on your wallet. Cres Moment also has asteam room, two baths and several private rooms to cater espe-cially for the ladies. A make-up area outside the treatment roomsallows you to freshen up and ensure no hair is out of place beforeyou step out of Cres Moment! Be sure to enjoy a refreshing cupof herbal tea and browse through the Cres range of productsbefore you leave. The centre is spread over two floors, its moderndécor and use of dark tones reflecting its sophisticated style. Thestaff members are friendly and ever ready to be of assistance – allyou have to do is ask. With its strategic location in the heart of thecity, Cres Moment is a great place to rejuvenate your senses aftera long day of work (or shopping!). Let your next ‘me’ moment beat Cres Moment.Cres Moment is open daily from 10 am to 10 pm. It is located atLot no. A-G-08, A-01-08 and A-01-09, Block A, Warisan Square,Kota Kinabalu. To make appointments, call 088-447833. Visit thewebsite at www.cresswellness.com

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Heading to the east coast for some sun, sea and sand? If the divinghavens of Mabul and Sipadan happen to be your destination, opt tostay at the Sipadan Mabul Resort (also known as SMART).

Mabul is known as one of the best ‘muck diving’ sites in the world. Itis home to a rich diversity of exotic small marine life, including flamboyant cuttlefish, blue-ringed octopus and harlequin shrimp to name afew. On land, Mabul is picturesque with its pristine beach fringed withswaying coconut palms. The Resort consists of some 45 air-conditionedduplex wooden chalets, furnished with two single beds, a dresser, couch,closet, ceiling fan, mini-bar, while the showers run hot and cold water.Each chalet has a wooden deck, great for lounging or basking in the sun.The restaurant serves buffet-style meals for breakfast, lunch and dinner(be sure to check meal times) and free flow of hot and cold drinksthroughout the day. The restaurant is located at the main building, whichis where you will also find the main office, the TV room, souvenir shop, areading corner and a bar. A large white-board is found within the dining area for you to refer to your diving schedule for the day. The diveand equipment rental centre is just a stone’s throw away.

Sipadan Mabul Resort also offers a more luxurious option: The MabulWater Bungalow. These 14 beautiful chalets are built on high-stilts over water and offer comfort at its best. Each air-conditionedbungalow is equipped with satellite TV, DVD player, a mini-bar, a varietyof magazines for your reading pleasure, a safe deposit box and anattached bathroom that runs hot and cold showers. The rooms are decorated with contemporary designs, giving them a rustic yet modernfeel. The best part of the bungalow is the spacious sundeck that givesyou a fantastic view of the sea. Each bungalow is provided with two bicycles, which allow visitors to explore the sprawling resort with ease.The Mabul Water Bungalows come with their own dining area, souvenirshop, lounge and dive centre. Also located here is the MabukKa’andaman Spa. Imagine treating yourself to a day of head to toe pampering while you enjoy the sea breeze and a breathtaking view of theCelebes Sea!

Other activities include a round of beach volleyball, taking a dip in theresort’s swimming pool or Jacuzzi, snorkelling or, every beach bum’sfavourite, lazing in a hammock to catch an afternoon siesta. Make a‘smart’ decision and stay at one of Mabul’s finest!For more information or to make bookings, contact Explore AsiaTours Sdn. Bhd.(wholly-owned by Sipadan-Mabul Resort (Sabah)Sdn. Bhd.) at telephone no. 088-230006, fax 088-242003 or e-mailmabul.po.jaring.my. Their office is located at Lots A1202-7–11, 12thFloor, Wisma Merdeka Phase 1, Jalan Tun Razak, Kota Kinabalu.Visit www.sipadan-mabul.com.my or www.mabulwaterbungalows.com

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Sipadan Mabul Resort,Mabul Island

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The Tabin Wildlife Reserveneeds little introduction.Located 50 km northeast of

Lahad Datu on the DentPeninsula, the reserve attractsvisitors from far and near eachyear. As the name suggests,Tabin is home to a myriad ofwildlife and is most famous forsightings of the Asian elephant,the elusive Sumatran rhinocerosand tembadau (Banteng wild buffalo, Bos javanicus). Tabin is atropical haven for wildlife and conveniently located beside it arevast plantations which serve asfeeding grounds. The highlight ofany visit to Tabin is the NightSafari. However, don’t confusethis with a trip to the zoo! There isno guaranteed sighting of the elusive creatures during yournight safari but if you are lucky,you might come across civet cats,buffy owls, bearded pigs, pythonsand, for the extremely fortunate,an elephant or two. In theevenings, go for a dip in therefreshing Lipad River (it getsquite deep in some parts, so

exercise caution) or for a naturalbeauty remedy, why not wallow inthe Lipad Mud Volcano? Manypeople swear by its rejuvenatingproperties and even bring backbottles of mud as a gift for friends!If trekking is your thing, Tabinoffers interesting walks through itsjungles. A good tip is to bringleech socks – the rainforest isteeming with these friendly creatures. Want to get in touchwith nature? There’s no place likeTabin.

Getting ThereThe flight from Kota Kinabalu toLahad Datu takes approximately55 minutes. From Lahad Datu,travel for one hour by road toTabin Wildlife Reserve. Kindlycontact Intra Travel Services Sdn.Bhd. to make reservations andtour arrangements at telephonenumber 088-261558. Fax 088-267558 or email [email protected] the website at www.tabinwildlife.com.my

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Sabah revels in its diversity – a majestic mountain, adiving haven, pristine rainforests, exciting nightlife,exotic wildlife, world-class resorts and so much more!The beauty of Sabah lies in the fact that there’ssomething for everyone. So what are you looking forin your next holiday? Chances are, Sabah is the

place for you!

If you’re looking for an adrenaline rush…White-water rafting is a must do for any adrenaline junkie. Head tothe Kiulu River for first timers (Level I –II) or gear up for the PadasRiver if you’re looking for Level III-IV excitement. Check with yourtour operator for more information. On the ocean surface, try outany of the water sports offered by resorts and tour operators.Parasail in the sky and feel the wind on your face or put your phys-ical abilities to the test by jet skiing or wakeboarding. These activ-ities are available at most beach resorts and on the islands. Stillwant more? Then KK Adventure Park is the place for you. Try thehigh ropes, test your co-ordination (and overcome your fear ofheights!) at the climbing wall, defy gravity on the bungee trampo-line and make like a ‘flying fox’ and zoom your way back down toearth! Call 088-750959 or e-mail [email protected] formore information.

If you’re looking for wildlife…Tabin Wildlife Reserve in Lahad Datu is a great place to get intouch with nature. The reserve is home to a variety of wildlife. Bird-watchers can spend hours identifying winged beauties and atnight, enjoy a ‘night safari’ where you might spot a buffy owl,pythons, civets and many more. For more info call 088 261558 orvisit the website at www.tabinwildlife.com.my. Looking for theDutchman of Borneo, the Proboscis Monkey? These exotic look-ing creatures are found aplenty at Labuk Bay Proboscis MonkeySanctuary in Sandakan; the best time to visit is during feedingtime. Sabah takes its role in conserving and protecting endan-gered wildlife seriously. To learn more about these efforts, take atrip to the Turtle Island Park, Selingan Island off the coast ofSandakan. You will be able to witness turtles laying eggs andrangers releasing baby turtles into the sea. An unforgettablemoment for anyone! Also worth visiting are Sukau, in theKinabatangan region and the famous Sepilok Orang UtanRehabilitation Centre, both in Sandakan.

If you’re looking for peace and tranquillity…Get away from the hustle and bustle and check into Bukit AmanNagapuri (087-884924/016 880 2357, www.nagapuri.com) in thequaint district of Kuala Penyu. Stay in a longhouse-style cabin withthe beach literally at your doorstep. Spend your days lazing in a

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hammock and indulging in afternoon naps. Pure bliss! For morepampering, Kota Kinabalu has plenty of spas and wellness centres to cater to your needs. Jari Jari (088-272606) is the bestplace to try a true-blue native massage while Six Senses (088-213163) is known for its hot stone massages. Other must-triesinclude Ka’andaman Traditional Healing Garden (088-721008)and Cres Moment (088-447833). Kinabalu Park is also ideal for aquiet retreat, with a breathtaking view of Mount Kinabalu to greetyou each morning.

If you’re looking for a hip night out…When the sun goes down, the party-goers come out! One of thetop nightspots in KK City is the clubber’s favourite, Shenanigan’sFun Pub (088-221234), located at Hyatt Regency Kinabalu. InShangri-La’s Tanjung Aru Resort, swing by Blue Note (088-225800) for a good time. The Waterfront is also a great place toenjoy a drink or two as the sun sets. The Loft (088-270 387) is afavourite after-work hangout, with friendly service and good musicall night long or, if you prefer a more upbeat atmosphere, Cock &Bull (088-257881) is the place for you. At the far end of theWaterfront is The Bed (088-251901/2), one of the biggest danceclubs in Sabah with a unique warehouse-style concept. Note:Most pubs and clubs open daily and operate till 1:00 am on week-days and till 2:00 am on weekends.

If you’re looking for great bargains…Bargain hunters will love the Gaya Street Fair which takes placeevery Sunday in the heart of KK City. For more great bargains,visit the Handicraft Market just beside the Waterfront. KotaKinabalu has plenty of shopping centres to choose from.Favourites include Centrepoint Sabah, Wisma Merdeka,Kompleks Karamunsing, KK Plaza and Warisan Plaza. From thelatest Japanese, Korean and Taiwanese fashions to brandedgoods, take your time exploring our malls and you might walkaway with a steal!

If you’re looking for underwater treasures and a glorious tan…You’ve come to the right place! Sabah boasts of the some of thebest diving sites in the world, including the beautiful Sipadan.Many divers head east to Semporna, Tawau, the gateway toSabah’s idyllic islands and dive spots. Kapalai is a floating para-dise while Mabul is known for its amazing array of macro life.Mataking offers pleasures for both the diver and non-diver – abeautiful island resort with plenty to do on land and much to seeunderwater! When all fails, sit back and bask in the sun on any ofour beaches (we recommend the islands of Tunku Abdul Rahmanmarine park, just 20 minutes by speedboat from KK shores).

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The lively Tamadakdance brings great significance to the

Bongi people of BanggiIsland, Kudat. The dance isoften performed during aritualistic ceremony to curea sick person. The dancerswill usually hold leaves intheir hands, using rapidmovements to ‘sweep’ awaythe bad spirits that arebelieved to bring about theillness The ritual can onlytake place at sundown andmust end by sunrise (theBongi people believe thatbad spirits only roam atnight) and can last up to 3days. This dance is accompanied by the kuntang(a set of small brass gongs),gandak (a tin drum) andtatog ( gong).

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Gambus ialah alat muzik tradisional yang merupakan peralatan muzikbertali tertua dibuat oleh masyarakat Melayu-Brunei di Sabah.

Datanglah ke jelapang padi Sabah, Papar (40 minit memandu dariBandaraya Kota Kinabalu), untuk merayakan peralatan berusia ini dankepentingannya dalam masyarakat Melayu-Brunei.

Nikmati persembahan muzikal yang mengetengahkan gambus,persembahan silat (seni mempertahankan diri tradisional), pertunjukanperkahwinan Melayu-Brunei yang menarik dan peluang untuk menyaksikan cara cara kuih-muih tempatan dibuat. Anda pastinya tidakmahu melepaskan peluang untuk menyaksikan persembahan menarikoleh Orkestra Gambus yang pertama. Orkestra ini baharu sajaditubuhkan dan terdiri daripada 60 orang pemain gambus berbakat dariPapar, Bongawan, Kimanis, Sipitang dan Weston.

Gambus merupakan peralatan muzik tradisional masyarakat Melayu-Brunei yang menetap di daerah-daerah Pantai Barat Sabah. OrkestraGambus yang terdiri daripada lelaki kesemuanya akan disertai olehFauziah Suhaili dari Bongawan, yang ditabalkan juara PertandinganPersembahan Solo Wanita Pesta Gambus 2006.

Terdapat juga gerai kraf tangan yang mengetengahkan demonstrasipembuatan kraf. Satu lagi perayaan indah meraikan warisan salah satukaum di Sabah – dan jadilah sebahagian daripadanya!Untuk maklumat lanjut, sila hubungi Datuk Hj. Yusof bin Datuk SeriPanglima Hj Mohd Kassim di Kesatuan Masyarakat Brunei Sabah ditalian 088-215732 atau Sri Pelancongan Sabah di talian 088-232121.E-mel [email protected]

‘Berlari untuk Keseronokan, Kesihatan dan Beramal’ merupakantema Larian Amal 7K Sunset Sutera Harbour tahun ini.

Pelari yang menamatkan larian 7K dalam tempoh 77 minit akanberpeluang memenangi hadiah-hadiah menarik cabutan bertuah.Keluarga dan rakan-rakan boleh menikmati pelbagai aktiviti menarik,hiburan langsung dan mengunjungi banyak gerai makanan dan per-mainan. Memasuki tahun ke-7 pada hari ke-7 dan bulan ke-7 tahun2007, larian ini dijangka yang paling dinantikan! Ikut serta dalamkeseronokan bersama TraxxFm dan beberapa selebriti yang akanberlari dan mengadakan persembahan pada Konsert SelepasLarian. Kutipan amal untuk tahun ini adalah untuk Olimpik IstimewaSabah dan Sabah Thalassaemia. Bayaran pendaftaran ialahRM20.00 bagi orang dewasa dan RM10.00 bagi pelajar sekolah.Peserta juga akan menerima satu kemeja-T. Alamilah larianmenyeronokkan sambil melakukan amal!Untuk maklumat lanjut atau pendaftaran, sila hubungi 7KHotline di talian 088-308121, faks 088-303338 atau e-mel [email protected].

Kuala Penyu akan semarakdengan kemeriahan dan

perayaan Pesta Rumbia ke-17bermula 6 hingga 8 Julai.Nikmati pemanduan santaiselama dua jam dari KotaKinabalu untuk menyaksikanacara unik ini. Saksikanlahpelbagai kegunaan pokoksagu dan kepentinganyakepada masyarakat setempat.

Pesta Rumbia mengetengahkan daya tarikandi pelbagai daerah tersebutselain penggunaan tradisionalpokok sagu. Antara acaramenarik yang disediakanuntuk perayaan ini termasuklah pertandingannyanyian (untuk kanak-kanak,orang dewasa dan veteran),selain pertunjukan cara pokok

sagu diproses. Penabalan Ratu Cantik Pesta Rumbia menandakanpenamat hebatnya.

Rumbia, secara saintikfknya dikenali sebagai metroxylon sagus ataumetroxylon rumphii adalah daripada jenis palma. Ia banyak ditemui diKuala Penyu dan di sekitar daerah Beaufort dan Papar dan dikenali olehpenduduk setempat sebagai 'ambuyat'.

Semua bahagian pokok sagu ini boleh digunakan, termasuklahdaunnya (dijadikan atap) dan dahannya (dikenali oleh penduduk tempatan sebagai kumbar) digunakan untuk membuat dinding rumah.Pusat Maklumat Rumbia terletak di Kampung Kasugira di Kuala Penyu,lengkap dengan pameran dan pertunjukan kraf tangan selain demonstrasi cara-cara hidangan sagu dibuat.Untuk maklumat lanjut, sila hubungi Pegawai Daerah Kuala PenyuHasbi Abdul Ghaffar atau Leonard S. Poyonng di talian 087-884364. E-mel [email protected] [email protected]

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Di manakah anda boleh temuimakanan laut segar di Sabah yangdigabungkan dengan perisa

antarabangsa dan suasana ada kelas tinggiuntuk merasai pengalaman makan malamyang mengasyikkan tanpa perlu berbelanjabesar? Sudah tentulah di Atlantis Bistro!Restoran ini terletak di Waterfront di tepiPantai Kota Kinabalu dan mudah ditemui.Dengan keluasan dua tingkat, pengunjungboleh memilih untuk menikmati hidanganmereka secara tertutup atau di ruang terbuka di tingkat dua, memberikan pemandangan indah Laut China Selatankepada anda. Atlantis Bristo bangga dengan makanan laut segar dan hidanganutamanya tidak lain ialah Atlantis SeafoodPlatter. Hidangan dua peringkat ini terdiridaripada pelbagai makanan laut termasuklah kerang putih, udang harimausegar, ketam rebus, ikan kerapu, salmonpanggang, tiram segar, sotong dan banyaklagi! Hidangannya besar jadi anda mungkinperlu berkongsi dengan 3 atau 4 orang.Lebih menarik lagi? hidangan ini adalahpada harga berpatutan RM88.00! Satu lagihidangan menarik Atlantis ialah daging pahkambing yang enak, dihidangkan dengankuah yang lazat dan kentang lecek. Kamijuga mencadangkan Braised Red Mullet,udang kara yang dihidangkan dengan

pasta. Lihatlah Pilihan Pristine Borneodalam menu, yang mengetengahkanmakanan seperti rendang, sate kajang danAyam Cencang Mangga Gaya Borneo.Pada akhir hidangan, nikmati pula ganjaranmanis, dan tidak ada pilihan lebih baikselain salad coklat, yang terdiri daripadaspageti coklat, ais krim coklat dan banyaklagi. Satu lagi pilihan ialah Very BerrySundae, hidangan menarik yang menggabungkan ais krim vanila dan ‘serbatraspberi. Atlantis Bistro turut mengetengahkan sebuah pub untuk minumselepas atau sebelum makan malam.Suasana ada kelas, perkhidmatan mesradan menu menarik (juga pada harga yangberpatutan!), Atlantis Bistro sesuai untukmakan tengah hari sambil berurusan perniagaan, makan malam romantik untukdua orang malah juga makan malam tahunan syarikat anda. Pengalaman makanmalam yang tidak akan mengecewakan!Atlantis Bistro terletak di KK Waterfront.Dibuka setiap hari dari 12:00 tengaharisehingga 10:30 malam. Pub dibuka setiap hari sehingga 1:00 pagi pada haribiasa dan 2:00 pagi pada hujung minggu. Untuk maklumat lanjut, silahubungi 088-270291 atau talian tempahan 088-701777. E-mel [email protected]

Cuma setengah jam memandu dari bandar KotaKinabalu ialah Orchid De Villa yang indah,

terletak di Kampung Kawakaan, Inanam. Tanahseluas 12 ekar ini mengandungi 400 spesies orkid,daripada jenis liar hinggalah eksotik dan spesisyang jarang dilihat. Setiap jenis ditaman mengikutkeperluan habitat semulajadi dan pengunjung bolehmeninjau tempat unik dan menikmati kecantikansemulajadi bunga-bunga ini. Penanaman komersilorkid merupakan tarikan utama Villa ini. Habiskanmasa anda bersiar-siar di taman dan berehat di coffee house. Kehijauan Orchid De Villa akan menenangkan anda. Wajib dikunjungi oleh setiappencinta orkid.Untuk maklumat lanjut, sila hubungi Orchid DeVilla di talian 088-380611/380612 atau 434997.Email: [email protected]. Dibuka setiaphari termasuk pada cuti umum bermula 8:00pagi hingga 5:00 petang.

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Police HotlineHQ SABAH – 088-253555 KK – 088-221191

Airport - 088-238555

Queen Elizabeth Hospital088-218166

Damai Specialist Centre088-222922

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Fire Department - 994SANDAKAN (089)

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!Immigrations 668308

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LABUAN (087)

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Sabah Tourism Board No.51, Jalan Gaya, 88000, Kota KinabaluTel: 088-212121 Fax: 088-212075Email: [email protected]: www.sabahtourism.com

Sri Pelancongan Sabah Sdn BhdLot 4, Ground Floor, Block L, Sinsuran Complex,88000, Kota KinabaluTel: 088-232121 Fax: 088-265540Email: [email protected]: www.sabahtourism.com

Tourism Malaysia (Sabah)Lot 1-0-7, Ground Floor, Block 1, Lorong Api-Api1, Api Api Centre, 88000, Kota KinabaluTel:088-248698/ 211732E-mail: [email protected]: www.tourism.gov.my

Kota KinabaluGaya Street Fair - SundayKampung Air - Sunday

Penampang PutatanSaturday & Sunday

TuaranPekan Tuaran - SundayKiulu - Tuesday

SandakanSandakan Town - SundayGua Mantong Jaya - Sunday

Kuala PenyuMenumbok - Sunday

Ranau Pekan Kundasang - Friday

KudatPekan TomburungusTuesday & Wednesday

PaparLok Kawi Sabindo - Saturday

SipitangSindumin - Saturday

KunakPekan Kunak - Sunday

Kota BeludPekan Kota Belud - Sunday

* most tamus operate as early as 6am and close by 2pm.KOTA KINABALUSabah State MuseumMon – Sun: 9.00am – 5.00pmJln. Bukit Istana Lama, Kota KinabaluTel: 088-253199/263551

Sabah Islamic Civilisation MuseumMon – Sun: 9.00am – 5.00pmJalan Menteri, off Jalan Tunku AbdulRahman, Kota KinabaluTel: 088-538227/538228

Sabah Ethnobotanical Heritage MuseumMon – Sun: 9.00am – 5.00pmBukit Istana Lama, Kota KinabaluTel: 088-253199/263551

Second World War Memorial PetagasOpen dailyTel:088-253199

Kinarut Mansion Ruins MuseumMon – Sun: 9.00am – 5.00pmTel: 088-253199/263551

SANDAKANAgnes Keith House, SandakanMon - Sun: 9.00am - 5.00pmTel: 089-222679

Sandakan Memorial ParkMon - Sun: 9am-5pmSibuga Forest ReserveMile 7, Jalan Labuk, SandakanTel: 016 8221616 (Doris)

Sandakan Heritage MuseumMon - Sun: 9am-5pmWisma Warisan, SandakanTel: 089-222679

Batu Tulug Archaeological Site Museum, KinabatanganMon – Sun: 9.00am – 5.00pmTel: 088-253199

TAWAUTeck Guan Cocoa Museum Mon-Fri: 8am -11:30am

1:30pm-4:30pmSat: 8am-12pm Sun: ClosedMile 2, Tanjung Batu Laut, Teck Guan Factory, TawauTel:089-775566 ext 2601

Bukit Tengkorak ArchaelogicalSite Museum, SempornaMon – Sun: 9.00am – 5.00pmTel: 088-253199

OTHER DISTRICTSMurut Museum (Sabah Murut Cultural Centre , Tenom)Mon – Sun: 9.00 am – 5.00 pm Lembaga Kebudayaan Negeri Sabah (Tenom Branch) W.D.T 72, 89909Tenom.Tel: 087-734506

Mat Salleh Memorial, TambunanOpen DailyKg. Tibabar, TambunanTel :088-253199/ 263551

Kundasang War Memorial, Open daily including Public HolidaysTel: 019 899 2041 (Mr. SeveeCharuruks)

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If you should ever be strolling alongthe stretch of Jalan Istana inSandakan, the much-talked aboutAgnes Keith House is hard to miss.With its sprawling green lawns andcolonial-style wooden walls, the

residence has since been restored bythe Sabah Museum, in collboration withthe Federal Department of Museumsand Antiquities.

This British colonial governmentquarters, called Newlands, was onceoccupied by famous American writer,Agnes Newton Keith, who penned LandBelow The Wind in 1939. Two booksfollowed her first success, namelyThree Came Home (1946) and WhiteMan Returns (1951). With the exception of the second book, LandBelow the Wind and White ManReturns were written in the house onthe hill where she had the best views ofSandakan Bay at the front and the SuluSea at the back.

Newlands was rebuilt some time in1946/47 and was the first governmentpermanent timber dwelling to be builtafter the Second World War. It was builtupon the ruined foundations of the original house that was destroyed during the war.

The house became home to Agnesand her family, Henry (also referred toas Harry) George Keith, who was theConservator of Forests and their son,George. When the Keiths left Sabah in1952, the house was occupied by subsequent Conservators of Forests,forestry officers, volunteers and otherstaff. Though the Keiths never retunedto Sabah, the house was alwaysreferred to as Agnes Keith’s House byvisitors who never stopped coming tosee it.

Today the house has been restoredand turned into a heritage house, providing interesting insights to life during British North Borneo. It is furnished with a reproduction of colonialfurniture and antiques. A gallery on thefirst floor tells the story of this remarkable woman, her books and herfamily. A Keith time-line starts in 1873and ends in 2004 tracing the past to thepresent Keiths.

“The new house is beautiful. Roundtrippers on world boats would come upto see it, carrying their cameras andcalling, Why look!”

(Agnes Keith, White Man Returns,1951, p.87)

The Agnes Keith House is open dailyexcept Fridays from 9am to 5pm. Forfurther information, please contactthe Sabah Museum at 088-225033/253199 or 089-222679.

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