A rainbow is a natural weather phenomenon caused by reflection, refraction and dispersion of light in water droplets, resulting in a spectrum of light appearing in the sky.
Due to its beautiful and mystical
Most cultures in the world have their own unique creation myths. It is a symbolic narrative of how the world began and how people first came to live in it.
In Malaysian Borneo state
Expensive cars, designers bags and huge mansions might be the modern-day symbol of wealth but in the olden days - particularly among some Malaysian Borneo communities - a jar of clay called the 'tajau'
If you are craving for poke bowl in Kota Kinabalu, Super Ono is the place for you!
This trendy food store first opened up in Sabah’s capital on Nov 11, 2018.
Poke became a food
Sabah is not only blessed with amazing nature and high biodiversity, it also has colourful archaeological past.
Here are at least 6 archaeological sites for visitors to explore at the Land Below the Wind:
1.Pulau Balambangan
Long before there were Malaysian states of Sabah and Sarawak, there were North Borneo and the Kingdom of Sarawak.
Like many European administrations of the 19th century, these two regions adopted Latin phrases as
What would you do if you stumbled upon unexploded bomb in your backyard? Well, the best and only thing to do is to call the police.
Here in East Malaysia, discoveries of unexploded bombs
Forget about Captain Jack Sparrow, the most fearsome pirates in this part of the world were the Iranun people.
Although the Iranun people are native to Mindanao island in Philippines, they also had settlements on
Now famous as an adventure destination, Sabah has a history quite similar to Sarawak in that it once had a 'mengayau' or headhunting tradition which not only included the practice of taking the head,
Malaysian history textbooks gave credits to Sir Hugh Low as the first successful British administrator in Malayan states during the late 19th century.
He was the fourth Resident of Perak in 1877. It was reported
