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Sutera Harbour Resort

Nice isn't? Nestled between the shores of the South China Sea, fronting the tropical islands and the majestic Mount Kinabalu, is the grand expanse of Sutera Harbour Resort. The 384-acre resort provides a spectacular array of activities from its luxurious five-star hotels, championship golf course, marina and recreational facilities.

The elegant business setting of The Pacific Sutera Hotel is complemented by the resort ambience of The Magellan Sutera Resort, offering a total of 956 guest rooms and suites of luxurious comfort.

At the heart of this complex lies Sutera Harbour Marina, Golf & Country Club, incorporating the 27-hole Graham Marsh-designed golf course, a 104-berth marina, internationally renowned Mandara Spa and a host of recreational facilities.

Belonging to the group, Sutera Sanctuary Lodges represent an exclusive selection of tranquil retreats in Sabah’s most sought after eco-destinations, Mount Kinabalu and The Manukan Island Resort.

Details here:
Address : 1 Sutera Harbour Boulevard,
Sutera Harbour Resort,
88100 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia
Phone : +60 88 318888
Fax : +60 88 303338
Email : sutera@suteraharbour.com.my
Website : www.suteraharbour.com.my

Hotel? Motel? Where's the room? Haha

Sabah? Don't worry all, Sabah got many places to stay bah, boleh bah kalau kau.
There's many kind of hotel there, can choose if you want,
In a land where its eco-treasures are as diverse as heaven and earth, the choices of accommodation are as endless. Sabah offers from 5-Star resorts by leading hotel group that provide you with the latest amenities and facilities to comfortable lodgings for the budget conscious.

They all feature Sabah's common aspect of warm hospitality. Signature championship golf courses surrounded by serene vistas, world-class marina for sailing enthusiasts, endless island accommodations just to name a few facilities will ensure your holiday a lively and fun-fill every seconds.

Nexus Resort & Spa Karambunai

Shangri-La's Rasa Ria Resort

Gayana Eco Resort

Events

Oh yea, want to know upcoming events in Sabah? Many bah, i don't even know when. Haha. I know that, there's many even there and for more come to this website > http://www.sabahtourism.com/sabah-malaysian-borneo/en/event/, Click it, click it !!

Raya is around the corner, and Sabah there got 1 even i know well it says,

After a whole month of fasting, the Muslim community will celebrate Hari Raya Aidilfitri with joyous family gatherings and open houses. Join in the merry-making and taste traditional Malay favorites such as rendang and ketupat. Hari Raya Aidifitri is a two-day public holiday in Malaysia.

Date: 8-9 August 2013
Hari Raya Aidilfitri Event :)

Where to eat in Sabah?

Haha, there's more food food food. Here at this website, you can know even more places to eat at Sabah.

To those who love seafood, here. At Sabah restourant, everything is fresh :D
Fresh Seafood
Fresh, abundant and served to perfection – Sabah’s seafood promises nothing less than the best! Be spoilt for choice at any of our selected seafood restaurants. For starters, some of the freshest selection can be found in KK’s popular favourites, namely Ocean Seafood Restaurant and Port View Seafood Village where diners can pick and choose their crabs, shellfish, lobsters and fish straight from the tank and onto their table!

For a floating dining experience, visit Kampung Nelayan and enjoy a nightly cultural performance. At the Tanjung Aru Beach Seafood Restaurant, diners can enjoy stunning beachfront views while feasting on fresh seafood.

A leisurely 25-minute drive from KK city is the Gayang and Salut seafood restaurants (both located along Jalan Sulaman – from UMS highway, on the way to Shangri-La’s Rasa Ria Resort) famous for its great value and generous portions. If its alfresco dining and endless choices that you want, then head over to Sri Selera Kampung Air - the line-up of seafood restaurants found at Sedco Complex (behind the Golden Screen Cinemas movie theatre).

Here the list of restourant i found,

Ocean Seafood Village
Address: No.4, Lorong Api-Api Centre (beside Promenade Hotel) Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia
Business hours: 9:00am - 12:00am
Telephone number: +6088 264701 / 269701

Ocean Treasure Live Seafood Restaurant
Address: Ground Floor, Lot C1,Semporna Seafront Township,91308 Semporna,Sabah, Malaysia
Telephone number: +6016 3239009

Old Farm City Park KK
Address: KK City Park (Near Anzac Memorial),Jalan Tugu, 88000 Kota Kinabalu,Sabah Malaysia
Telephone number: +6012 8618633

Port View Restaurant
Address: Lot 18, Ground Flr, The Waterfront, Touri-Cultural Entertainment Esplanade, Jln. Tun Fuad Stephens,Sabah, Malaysia.
Business hours: 10:00am - 12:00am
Telephone number: +6088 221753 / 242875

Seri Selera Kampung Air
Address: Sedco Square Kampung Air (Sebumi Magnetik Sdn Bhd) Lot 12, Block A, 1st Floor 88300 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia
Telephone number: 6088 210400

WTF?! Where's The Food In Sabah?!!

Hahaha... I like tp try something too if i went to Sabah. The food at there, firstly, BAK KUT TEH!! Hee :3
There is a restourant that got special bak kut teh bah.

Nam Chai Seafood Bak Kut Teh (南财肉骨茶) of Sabah

I surf the internet and saw this, and i interested with it so i read it, untill i meliur bah... haha.. you can click HERE to see it. But i can write something about it here.

Bak Kut Teh is a delicious Chinese soup of Malaysia. Normally pork is used as the main ingredient to be simmered in a broth of spices and herbs

Here some picture of the dishes i get, for more info just go to the website, click HERE bah...

Pesta Kaamatan

wahh wahhh wahhhhh... rami nya orang situ bah, rasa mau ikut ja kan? :D

Hee... well...

This is Pesta Kaamatan, Hmm, Most native Sabahans consider rice to be more important than just the main staple food. There is a certain sacredness attached to it, for it is a food given to them by Kinoingan, the Almighty Creator so that his people should never want for food. He sacrificed His only daughter- Huminodun and from her body parts, padi (rice) grew. This was Kinoingan's ultimate act of benevolence and to this day, His people repay the deed by conducting various ceremonies to honour Bambaazon, the spirit of Huminodun as embodied in rice.

The most well-known of these is Pesta Kaamatan or Harvest Festival which begins on the first of May and celebrated throughout Sabah. Of major importance to this thanksgiving ceremony is the Magavau - a ritual to invite Bambaazon to the Pesta and is conducted only by the Bobohizan or high priestess. Festivities cannot proceed without the presence of Bambaazon and it is through Magavau that the Rice Spirit is invoked.

 In the past, Magavau was conducted in the padi fields on the first full moon night after the harvest. A party of Bobohizan led by the foremost senior, would weave a slow procession through the fields chanting prayers to Bambaazon. A male warrior would walk ahead of this group waving a sword in the air, to ward off any evil that might try to disrupt the ritual. The food offered must be of the best quality. When the spirits come, only the Bobohizan will be able to feel their presence. The spirits will find, neatly laid out for them on banana leaves, the choicest chicken meat, eggs, betel leaves and pinang (areca nut), tobacco and kirai ("rollie"). The finest tapai or rice wine is offered to the spirits.

A second offering arranged in a winnowing tray is placed on a specially built bamboo platform. This is for the spirits to bring back to the spirit world to feed those creatures that would otherwise feed off the padi. Pesta Kaamatan around the state culminates in the state level celebrations on May 30 and 31 every year with Magavau being enacted indoors before the celebrations begin.