Sabah Land Below The Wind by Pandamo

                                                                

Once upon a time ,There is something that i read from the article that encourage blogger to introduce and promote their country to increase visitor ,traveler and tourist to MALAYSIA , i accept the challenge because im the PANDA! never say no to PANDA! or you regret it , ok folks and peeps! ladies and gentlemen!

Im Proudly Introduce you my beloved hometown

 Place that i born and die 

Sabah Land Below The Wind

                                 

       Located in Malaysia
 on the northern portion of the island of Borneo

History and Fact about SABAH Land Below The Wind

*Known as North Borneo before its independence through Malaysia in 16 September 1963

*Sabah occupies the top portion of Borneo (the third largest island in the world)

*washed by the South China Sea and Celebes Sea on the East

*Sabah is located between 4 and 8 degrees North of the Equator, and its climate is tropical but pleasant

*Sunny blue skies typify most days and it is summer all year round

* The name "Land Below the Wind" is given to Sabah simply because it is located below the typhoon belt, thus setting the State free from climatic disturbances

Sabah has a population of 1.8 million with the ethnic Kadazandusun race being the majority followed by the Chinese, Malays and other indigenous groups such as the Bajau, Murut, Rungus, orang sungai and others. Together there are over 30 different races and over 80 different dialects, each group having its own colourful culture, tradition, festival and customs.

Ethnic found in Sabah

Bajau riding horse

Dusun

Kadazan

Murut

Orang sungai


Between The Place you Want to go

*Mt. Kinabalu, the highest mountain in Borneo Island standing at 4,093m above sea level, is the symbol of greatness of all Sabahans 

*one of the most accessible recreational mountain in the world.

Other attractions includes the Sipadan Islands, reknown for its scuba diving,

Sepilok Rehabilitation centre for the Orang Utan in Sandakan and Tunku Abdul Rahman National Parks

So i hope you enjoy reading it! proud to where you born and live .. 

like i did , I love SABAH!