 |
| I was in Sabah for a short break in March. This building, the Sabah Tourism Office in Kota Kinabalu (KK), is one of a few prominent structures which survived Japanese bombardment in WWII. All distances to towns in Sabah are measured from here. |
 |
| Sunday Market in KK. All sorts of stuff are sold including live chicks. |
 |
| Fu Yuen Coffee Shop is a modern coffee shop in KK operated like a fast food joint.. |
 |
| Ostensibly the best satay in KK sold in Yuet Cheong Coffee Shop, the oldest in town. Their coffee is up to par too. |
 |
| KK from Signals Hill showing Jessselton Condominium to the right, the most expensive piece of property in KK now. |
 |
| The Clock Tower from Signals Hill. This feature too survived Japanese bombardment. |
 |
| These people were not waiting to welcome the Chief Minister but the boss of Sutera Harbour Resort, a Singaporean. |
 |
| Stall selling ikan bakar (BBQ fish) in Tuaran. |
 |
| Slices of Tuna sold in a stall in Tuaran Market. Notice the fish is not packed in ice, presumably bec it is freshly caught. |
 |
| Tuaran River with its rope bridge which was featured in an earlier post on Sabah. |
 |
| Crucifix of St Peter's Church in Kudat. Sabah has a sizable number of Catholics, many from the indigenous people. |
 | |
| A gong maker in the Sumangkap Gong Factory. | . |
2 comments:
I can't leave any commentary on the above pix due to a technical glitch. Will post my commentaries after I have resolved the glitch. For now, just appreciate the pix.
Comments added.
Post a Comment