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    Lake Sulaman is not really a Lake. It's an inland cove or inlet with its shore lined with mangrove trees. Peaceful and protected from the South China Sea and its elements, the cove provides quiet and safe habitat and small fishing for the Bajaus around the cove especially Kg. Penimbawan. by: azlanumpai Views[1022] Lake Sulaman is not really a Lake. It's an inland cove or inlet with its shore lined with mangrove trees. Peaceful and protected from the South China Sea and its elements, the cove provides quiet and safe habitat and small fishing for the Bajaus around the cove especially Kg. Penimbawan. by: azlanumpai Views[1276] Lake Sulaman is not really a Lake. It's an inland cove or inlet with its shore lined with mangrove trees. Peaceful and protected from the South China Sea and its elements, the cove provides quiet and safe habitat and small fishing for the Bajaus around the cove especially Kg. Penimbawan. by: azlanumpai Views[1041] Lake Sulaman is not really a Lake. It's an inland cove or inlet with its shore lined with mangrove trees. Peaceful and protected from the South China Sea and its elements, the cove provides quiet and safe habitat and small fishing for the Bajaus around the cove especially Kg. Penimbawan. by: azlanumpai Views[1038] Lake Sulaman is not really a Lake. It's an inland cove or inlet with its shore lined with mangrove trees. Peaceful and protected from the South China Sea and its elements, the cove provides quiet and safe habitat and small fishing for the Bajaus around the cove especially Kg. Penimbawan. by: azlanumpai Views[948]
     
    Lake Sulaman is not really a Lake. It's an inland cove or inlet with its shore lined with mangrove trees. Peaceful and protected from the South China Sea and its elements, the cove provides quiet and safe habitat and small fishing for the Bajaus around the cove especially Kg. Penimbawan. by: azlanumpai Views[1224] Lake Sulaman is not really a Lake. It's an inland cove or inlet with its shore lined with mangrove trees. Peaceful and protected from the South China Sea and its elements, the cove provides quiet and safe habitat and small fishing for the Bajaus around the cove especially Kg. Penimbawan. by: azlanumpai Views[1015] Lake Sulaman is not really a Lake. It's an inland cove or inlet with its shore lined with mangrove trees. Peaceful and protected from the South China Sea and its elements, the cove provides quiet and safe habitat and small fishing for the Bajaus around the cove especially Kg. Penimbawan. by: azlanumpai Views[982] Lake Sulaman is not really a Lake. It's an inland cove or inlet with its shore lined with mangrove trees. Peaceful and protected from the South China Sea and its elements, the cove provides quiet and safe habitat and small fishing for the Bajaus around the cove especially Kg. Penimbawan. by: azlanumpai Views[865] Lake Sulaman is not really a Lake. It's an inland cove or inlet with its shore lined with mangrove trees. Peaceful and protected from the South China Sea and its elements, the cove provides quiet and safe habitat and small fishing for the Bajaus around the cove especially Kg. Penimbawan. by: azlanumpai Views[813]
     
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    Sabah Safari

    MALAYSIA | Fri, 13 Mar 2015 | By wtarmstrong | Views [583] | Comments [1]

    I am now the proud owner of a pair of emerald green “leech socks.” I’ll get back to those in a bit.    First, a little geography. Borneo is the world’s third largest island. Extra credit if you can name the ... Read more >

    Tags: borneo, danum valley, elephant, jungle, leech, malaysia, monkey, orangutan, pygmy, sabah

    Sabah--A More Peaceful "Beachy" Holiday

    MALAYSIA | Sat, 11 May 2013 | By johnnythemainlander | Views [1023]

    SUNSET PARADISE   This is going to sound cliché.  Stress? Too much pressure from wherever you are right now? Just want to tear up all the paper in front of you and make a wild escape to a sunset paradise, with pure beaches, ... Read more >

    Tags: beaches, chill, kota kinabalu, malaysia, on the road, paradise, sabah, sunsets

    White Water Rafting and the Niah Caves

    MALAYSIA | Sat, 26 Jun 2010 | By toomanyllamas | Views [1137]

    Once again apologies everyone for the lack of regular posts, since I know how you all hold your breaths in anticipation for my travel updates. Apologies also to anyone who is now dead, since the next couple of posts are about our activities from around ... Read more >

    Tags: awesome caves, caving, i am deluded, miri, padas river, river junkie, sabah, sarawak, white water rafting, wierd couple behaviour

    Malaysian Borneo!

    MALAYSIA | Thu, 4 Mar 2010 | By missy_carrie_gee | Views [3183] | Comments [1]

    Sabah, Malaysian Borneo is definitely my favorite place so far in my last 3+ months of travel. Seriously. This place is just so unbelievably incredible in so many ways, that I’m humbled and blessed on a daily basis to be here. I’ve experienced so many ... Read more >

    Tags: beachouse hostel, borneo, hostel, kinabatangan river, kota kinabalu, nature, sabah, sandakan

    The mountain knows

    MALAYSIA | Sat, 10 Feb 2007 | By shanglee | Views [1123]

    I have recently embarked on the tallest journey I’ve ever been - on foot. More than 4100 meters above sea level, that’s how high Mount Kinabalu is. It’s not the highest mountain in the world, but if you ask my legs, they will definitely tell you otherwise.... Read more >

    Tags: hiking, malaysia, mountain, sabah

     

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