Tamparuli Sabah: Unduk Ngadau Tamparuli 2012

Tamparuli Sabah - A place to visit

Tamparuli Sabah was known as an old town rich with cultural value and fascinating places. The town located in the middle of Tuaran District, 36KM from the main city of Kota Kinabalu, easy to be found and a lot of surprises waiting for the visitors. The visitor will be fascinated with The Extreme Para Gliding Sport, The legendary of “Bukit Perahu”, Hatob-hatob Waterfall, Hanging Bridge and The Old Suspension Bridge Made by the British in the early 50s, The one and only "The Upside House Of Borneo" and Chantek Borneo Gallery if you visit Tamparuli Sabah. ( Please read more inside this website). For local tourist who likes to travel outside Malaysia, you can e-mail to D7tours and Travel Co through Harry.george@gmail.com. For International tourist who wish to visit Sabah The Land Below The Wind, you can e-mail or call to our correspondent travel agency:

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Tuaran Harvest Festival was celebrated on 10th May 2012. I guess I'm a little bit too late for posting this news. This ceremony happen four days ago at Dewan Tuaran which newly complete last year. The most eye competition was The Famous Unduk Ngadau which attract more than ten of thousand people to attend the ceremony. The ceremony launched with perfect colors where all the activity was conducted well without any problem. Congratulation to all the winners and most of all the organizing committee. Keep up the good work... Till we meet again soon on my next article, Stay Cool and Don't Drink If You Drunk. Less Alcohol make a healthier life.... Harry George

The organising committee members: Standing (L - R) Roselynne Sandar, Nur Edayah Abdullah, Emran Amran, Joana Sinti, Loretta Epun, and seated (L - R) Enick Kiron, Rosman Rayman and Sahid Usop.