12 Free Things to do in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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26 February, 2010

Seaside Resort in Sabah - Tempurung Lodge at Kuala Penyu


Seaside Resort in Sabah, called the Tempurung Lodge is one of the best kept secret or true hidden gem of Sabah Borneo. This amazing unique place is located just two and a half hours from the capitol, Kota Kinabalu and is situated deep inside the village of Kuala Penyu with no other resorts around. The rustic Tempurung Lodge is also perched up on a hillside with magnificent views of the South China Sea.

Tempurung Lodge in Kuala Penyu

Tempurung Lodge is run by Yanti and Frankie for the last ten years and has been one of the best isolated and romantic places for many couples and families seeking a true beach side holiday minus the crowds. If you love seclusion with breath taking sunset views and an amazing empty beach, this is definitely the palace you should be at. For the record, Tempurung is Malay for a piece of a coconut.

Beautiful wooden stair main entrance

Getting to Tempurug Lodge was pretty simple as Arleen offered to drive me there from Kota Kinabalu and on arrival here, I did not expect such a beautiful place hidden away in the middle of nowhere and absolutely private. After parking the car by the beach, the first thing that welcomed me was the authentic wooden staircase that lead up to the lodge and reception area.

View of Tempurung Lodge from the beach

I honestly swear that the natural surroundings here were stunning with blue skies and sea breeze blowing from every possible direction. The colours of the greens against the blues were out of this world as I walked up the wooden stairs to the reception of Tempurung Lodge.

Restaurant and reception building view from the room

At the reception, we were given a glass of chilled orange juice and a nice cold towel by the local Sabah girls who work there. There was only one other couple staying there on my visit so the entire place was just dominated by sounds of the waves breaking on the shore and the ambient nature sounds.

View of the sea from the main balcony

I was then ushered to my room where I had to continue back on the wooden walkway to the highest point where the main rooms were. A large wooden balcony sits up top before entering the hall and rooms. This balcony has some serious views and can easily hold 20-30 people. Imagine having your seaside wedding or private party here!

Tempurung Lodge video from the balcony



Balcony view

Looking around from the wooden balcony, I could only see pure natural beauty from all angles. The main double and family rooms had the sea views from up top and come without air-conditioning. Honestly, who needs air conditioning when you have the sea breeze constantly blowing into your rooms. Note that all rooms come with attached bathroom and hot showers. The place is not your regular five star hotel. This is a family run lodge after all. Below are some videos of the rooms available at Tempurung Lodge.

Tempurung Lodge Double Room


The above was my room when I stayed here. I honestly thought how I wold make it without the air-conditioning but to my surprise, it was really cozy and nice at night. Imagine waking up to the sounds of the waves and birds chirping with the sea breeze blowing in.

Tempurung Lodge Family Room


Tempurung Lodge Dormitory






 Common living room where the main rooms are

The common living room where all rooms are located is a excellent mixture of modern and traditional architecture which was self designed and built by the owners. A side ladder leads up to a small balcony area where one can sit down with a book or just laze around. Looking around, I saw a picture frame with a photo of a guest with the title 'Longest Staying Customer' at Tempurung Lodge. He stayed for almost three months there.

Beach at Tempurung Lodge

So, what does one do at Tempurung Lodge, I asked Arleen. The answer was pretty straight forward - Chilling out, relaxing and absorbing the natural beauty here. I took a walk down to the beach that same day and found it to be absolutely peaceful and quiet with only the sounds of waves breaking throughout my walk. I looked left and right to see that the beach here stretched at least two kilometers without any disturbances.

Some of the activities

Some of the activities that the lodge provides are Kayaking, Mountain Biking, Camping, Fishing and Kampung visits or local village visits. A guide is available but you need to let the lodge know before hand or you can simply do it yourself. People there are extremely friendly for your added information.

Beautiful Sabah Sunset at Tempurung Lodge

Just when I got back, it was in the evening and the sun was setting quickly. With camera in hand, I could not resist taking pictures of one of the most beautiful sunsets in the world and here in Sabah. The colours of the sun stretch out so far that the entire sky was orange in colour.

Orange sunset dominating the sky at Tempurung Lodge

Apparently, this sort of sunset is a common sight here in Sabah and I do not deny that it was totally out of this world. At one point during the sunset, the sun rays started to appear out from behind the clouds.

Video of the Sabah Sunset from the top of the Tempurung Lodge



One of the best sunsets I have witnessed in Sabah

I saw this and immediately went up to the highest point of the lodge via staircase from the common room to the balcony. It was really amazing to see this kind of sunset and my camera just kept on snapping. One for my sunset picture collection.

Amazing table setting for dinner

Soon it was dinner and after a good shower, I adjourned to the main reception area lounge where dinner was served. I have to say that a lot of attention to detail was presented here. Traditional Batik cloth was cleverly used to decorate the dining table and as chair covers.

Local home cooked Sabah dinner

The food served here was all local home cooked Sabahan food. Most of the time you will experience eating local food and occasionally you may request for something continental. As far as I know, breakfast, lunch and dinner were all local dishes and was really good. Compliments to the young chef that managed this all by herself.

Morning local Sabah fried noodle breakfast

The next morning, I was treated to some fantastic home cooked breakfast at the dining area with the morning sea breeze blowing in. Some Sabah style fried noodles with coffee to start up my adventures day. I had a bicycle trip planned out for me. Arleen and me were to cycle around the village, through some orchards and then on the beach on our way back to the lodge so I needed the energy before this trip.

Amazing scenery along my biking trip

While cycling around the village, we made a stop at one of the local warungs or stalls to have a cup of coffee which we ended up with three cups. From there, we made out way through the local orchards spotting some Sabah birds. Finally at the end, we came to a picturesque scenery where I only see them in postcards. It was utterly amazing with the blue skies.

Cycling along the local villages video (A little bumpy)



Arleen's bike on the beach

On the beach, cycling was really fun as there was no one around except for a local fishing boat that came in with the days catch. It was one of the best cycling I had in years with the sea breeze in your face and I did not feel exhausted at all.

Cycling along the beach side at Tempurung Lodge



Tempurung Lodge beach side BBQ area

Finally we reached back to the lodge and made a stop on the beach. As you can see, the Tempurung Lodge has their own patch of land where you can organise a barbecue or have a picnic. The place is also very suitable for a nice quiet beach wedding or party.

Guests arriving at Tempurung Lodge

My conclusion to Tempurung Lodge in Sabah - You have to visit this place if you are seeking absolute peacefulness, isolation and time for yourself. A truly well maintained place that makes it into my 'Hidden Gem' or 'Off The Beaten Path' of Sabah list. Excellent service is provided while great local home cooking is available. Fun for single travelers seeking nothing but quietness, families that want to bond without the hassle of distractions or romantic couples looking for a great honeymoon or a quality-time-together holiday.

I cannot stress enough on how isolated and beautiful the Tempurung Lodge in Kuala Penyu is. You have to visit this place to fully experience this Hidden Gem of Sabah! It is so secluded, it is located smack in the middle of nowhere that even locals do not know of this place. So, best head there now as it is absolutely unspoiled and has that natural zen charm.

Tempurung Lodge in Sabah - A 360 degrees video taken from the beach below



Please note they do no do walk-in for dining. So if you have plans, make sure you call the office way before your exploration trip there.

Room Rates at Tempurung Lodge:
  • 12 units standard rooms/chalets - RM135 (US$45) per person/night inclusive of full board. This includes free flow of coffee and tea and usage of the general facilities the lodge offers.
  • 6-Bed Dormitory prices - RM95 (US$32) per person/night full board as above.
  • Camping is available. Please contact the office for details.
Tempurung Lodge Packages:

3D/2N "Rest and Relax Package" at RM540 (US$180) per person. 2 Breakfast, 2 Lunch, 2 Dinner and 2-Way Transfers from KK to Tempurung Lodge. Free usage of all facilities during stay. (Kayak, Beach Mats and Chairs, Mountain Bikes, etc.)

4D/3N "Rest and Relax Package" at RM650 (US$218) per person. 3 Breakfast, 3 Lunch, 3 Dinner and 2-Way Transfers from KK to Tempurung Lodge. Free usage of all facilities during stay. (Kayak, Beach Mats and Chairs, Mountain Bikes, etc.)

Rainy Season for Sabah is from December to February.

Activities available at Tempurung Lodge;
  • Kayaking
  • Mountain Biking
  • Fishing
  • Rubber Tapping (seasonal)
  • Padi Harvesting (seasonal)
  • Kampung (Village) Visit
  • Pool Table
  • Darts
  • Internet Service
Tempurung Lodge contact details and office address;

Borneo Authentic
Lot 3, 1st Floor,
Putatan Point,
Off JKR Road, Putatan,
88300 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah,
Malaysia

Telephone: +6088 773066
Fax: +6088 772066

Email: info@borneo-authentic.com
Website: Borneo Authentic Advenure
Tempurung Lodge on Facebook

Getting to Tempurung Lodge;
  • Best way is to arrange for a transfer from Kota Kinabalu via the main office.
  • Self driving can be done but seek the almighty help of the GPS.
  • Taxi will cost you around RM100-200 (US$29-58) for a one way trip.
  • Bus Service from Kota Kinabalu Hight Court Building will be around RM15 (US$4.40) and stops at the junction to Kuala Penyu. From here, you need to arrange for the resort to come pick you up at additional RM20 (US$5.90) per person.
Tempurung Lodge Kuala Penyu Map


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For those traveling to Sabah Borneo with some extra time and want to explore something different on your trip here, this is one of the places you should consider. Great for those looking for a place to hide out for a couple of weeks, writer who want some absolute thinking time and also for those who hate crowds. As it is so peaceful, beautiful and natural, you have the luxury of going back to basics in relaxing here. Time remains still while your surroundings are typical village style. Modernization ceases to exist here at the Tempurung Lodge in Kuala Penyu.

17 February, 2010

Chulia Street Penang


Chulia Street in Penang is no doubt a backpacker, flashpacker or the general travelers favourite must-visit place while holidaying in the Pearl Of The Orient called Penang. Chulia Street has for many years been a truly nostalgic place with lots of memories and one of the important stopovers for many travelers heading up to Thailand via Penang.

Chulia Street Penang - Main street view

Chulia Street is also located within the core zone of the recently awarded UNESCO World Heritage Site of Penang. The street was apparently named during the rule of Sir Francis Light in the 1800s when Penang was known as the Prince of Wales Island. There were four original four streets of George Town and they were Beach Street, Light Street, Pitt Street (now Masjid Kapitan Keling Street) and Chulia Street.

Motorbike Rental in Penang

Chulia Street still maintains the old charm with many pre-war buildings dominating both sides of the street while a number of guest houses and hotels stand out with bright signages hoping to attract the backpackers and travelers. Various shops cater to the tourist by offering everything travel related from buying second hand books to renting out motorbikes, internet cafes to instant laundries.

Money changers at Chulia Street

Chulia Street also offers a number of money changers or foreign currency exchange services while visa arrangements to Thailand are a popular sight along the entire street. If you are looking for a good deal, it would be best to take your time and check with the various services offered here as one can easily walk the entire street in under an hour. Visa Runners, see end of posting.

Chulia Street Stardust Guesthouse

My memories of this old street go back about 10-15 years when I remember the street being popular with Antique Shops selling all sorts of curios and collectibles while the old style hotels looked pretty much grand during their heyday. These days, backpacker guest houses are the popular choice of lodging as you see a number of them throughout the street offering you amazing lodging deals.

Reggae Club at Chulia Street

Gone are many of the original coffee shops and restaurants that once served a packed floor. These days, younger generation cafes, bars and bistros are mushrooming along Chulia Street or Lebuh Chulia in Malay. Even Bob Marley is not spared as a Reggae Club is located along this street catering to the backpackers who frequent places like these nowadays.

Tourist Guest House in Penang

Tourist guesthouses who double as Internet cafes and everything else are the norm here as competition is pretty much stiff. Prices are reasonable while lodging is very basic but guaranteeing you a place in the heart of town withing walking distances to most attractions in and around Georgetown.

Nam Wah Hotel and Bar

As I walk pass one of the old hotels called Nam Wah Hotel and Bar, it is now sealed shut. Probably due to the lack of business, the place once looked like a mini mansion with grand doorways in a stand alone building surrounded by intricate carved walls. I wonder why no one wanted to take over this beautiful nostalgic place. Well, before you know it, it could happen on my next visit there.

HKB and Monaliza BBQ Cafe

Just next door, one old remaining popular drinking spot called the Hong Kong Bar (HKB) is still open and at 3pm in the scorching afternoon, a bunch of travelers are seen having a good time with some cold beer. The place is quite well known with the RAR (Royal Australian Regiment), RAF/RAAF (Royal Australian Air Force) personnel.

Hong Kong Bar (HKB) in Chulia Street

The Hong Kong Bar is also filled with photographs, plaques, badges, lifebuoys and tons of photographs from the good old days of the HKB as it is is still referred to since the sixties and seventies. Tragic hit this place when a fire burnt it to the ground in the early morning of Sept 14, 2004 where all the memorabilia collected throughout the years gone but the place is back in action now. If you are or were one of the regulars here, you could take a look at this site discussing about the Hong Kong Bar.

Chulia Street Penang - Jim's Place

A number of new info-bars are also popping up in Chulia Street and one of them I saw was called Jim's Place - Reggae and Rock Cafe. These are the current generation backpacker or flashpacker outlets catering to the modern travelers who want information quick and easy at a budget price.

Chulia Street Motor Bike Rentals

Apart from the regular bars, hotels and guesthouses, you would find one or two really useful shops that cater to almost everything. One popular place is called H.S.Sam, a bookstore by name but offers various types of travel services which include buying and selling novels, travel books, renting bicycles and motorcycles or motor bikes, selling stationary, currency exchange, visa arrangements and even travel tickets. It is also quite hard to miss his store when you pass by. Please check about the procedures on renting a motor bike in Penang if you plan to do so.

Hawker pushing his mobile stall along the main road


Popular amenities like 7-11, laundry services, travel agencies, home grown businesses and so on are also available along this famous street. Somehow whenever I visit Penang Island, I will make it a point to at least drive by the street to see how it has improved over the years. One of my favorite places, Vincent Hair Saloon is a must stop-must-take-picture place. Trust me, you will never see another place with an amazing facade anywhere like this.

For more historical information on Chulia Street Penang
History information from Wikipedia on Penang
Wikipedia Street Names of Penang
Wikitravel info on Penang

For your added information, below are some of the hotels and guesthouse information and also the famous Visa Run Website.

Banana Guest House
355/357/359 Chulia Street 10000 Penang
Telephone: 04-2626171
Rooms Rates RM18-100 (US$9-29)
Facilities: Wifi, Cafe/Restaurant, Car Park, Air Condition, Hot Water, Laundry
Email: info@banananewguesthouse.com
Banana Guesthouse Website

Blue Diamond Hotel
422, Leboh Chulia 
10200 Georgetown, 
Penang

Telephone: 04-2611089
Rooms: 40
Room Rates RM20-45 (US$6.50-13)
Facilities: Cafe/Restaurant, Car Park, Air Condition, Hot Water, Laundry

Crystal Guesthouse
294-294A Lebuh Chulia 10200 Penang
Telephone: 04-263 8068
Fax: 04-261 3599
email: crystalguesthouse@hotmail.com
Crystal Guesthouse Website

Day and Night Backpackers
319 Lebuh Chulia 10200 Penang
Telephone: 04-262 5645

Room Rates: RM20 (US$5.80)

E & A Budget Hotel
380 Chulia Street 10200 Penang
Telephone: 04-2621311
Room Rates: RM25-45 (USD$7.30-13.30)

Eastern Hotel

509, Chulia Street 
10200 Penang

Telephone: 04-2614597 Fax: 04-2610008
Rooms: 21
Room Rates RM25-35 (US$7-10)
Facilities: Air Condition, Hot Water
E-mail: mailto:hctravel@tm.net.my">hctravel@tm.net.my

Hang Chow Hotel

511, Chulia Street 
10200 Georgetown Penang
Telephone: 04-2610810
Rooms: 13
Room Rates RM30-50 (US$9-15)

Hotel Hong Ping

273, Lebuh Chulia 
10200 Penang
Telephone: 04-2625243 Fax: 04-2623270
Rooms: 58
Room Rates RM59-80
 (US$17-24)
Facilities: TV, Car Park, Credit Card, Air Condition, Hot Water

Island City Hotel
456 Lebuh Chulia 10200 Penang
Tel: 04-261 0770

Room Rates: RM35-50 (US$10.30-14.50)

Jim's Place
431 Chulia Street 10200 Penang
Telephone: +6016 6536963 +6017 4460644
Mobile: +60 16 653 6963
Email: blackangel90@hotmail.com
Jim's Place Website

Newasakin Rumah Tumpangan
35/36 Chulia Street 10200 Penang
Telephone: 04-2630406
Room Rates: RM35-40 (US$10.30-11.80)
Facilities: Very basic

Olive Spring Hotel

300 – 302 Chulia Street
 10200 Penang
Tel: (604) 261 4641
Rooms: 16
Room Rates: RM7-22 (US$2-8.50)
Facilities: Restaurant, Ticketing to Thailand, Indonesia

Pin Seng Hotel
82 Love Lane 10200 Penang (very near Chulia Street)
Tel: 04-261 9004

Room Rates: RM20 (US$5.80)

Stardust Guesthouse
370-D, Chulia Street, 10200 Penang
Telephone: 04 2635723
Room Rates: RM23-35 (US$6.70-10.30)
Email: admin@stardustguesthouse.com
Stardust Guesthouse Website

Swiss Hotel (Oasiss hotel)
431-F, Chulia Street
 10200 Penang
Telephone: 04-2620133
 / 04-262 2345
Rooms: 24
Room Rates RM30 (US$9)
Facilities: Car Park

Tourist Guesthouse
425/427/429 Chulia Street 10200 Penang
Telephone: 04 261 6425
Room Rates: RM20-25 (US$5.90-7.30)
Email: touristguesthouse@hotmail.com

If you currently run a guesthouse or budget motel who is not listed here, please do email me so I can add you into the list above.

And finally, for those who want more information about the Penang Visa Run where information on everything you need to know about traveling from Thailand to Malaysia and getting a new Thai Visa.


Chulia Street Penang Map


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At the end of the day, this busy road will always remain a popular place for travelers from all over which includes the visa runners. For the locals, it is one of the popular places that offer various local hawker and coffee shop delicacies. Something that the travelers would also explore. Hawker carts are seen parked in front of stores with a good mix of inter-racial selections of local food and cakes. There is a famous Chicken Rice stall located along Chulia Street in Penang too if you want to give it a try.

03 February, 2010

Sandakan War Memorial Park Sabah Borneo

Sandakan War Memorial Park Sabah Borneo


Sandakan War Memorial or Sandakan Memorial Park is located in the outskirts of Sandakan, Sabah Borneo. The site is just next to the actual POW (Prisoners of War) camp which was set up during the World War Two Japanese Occupation from 1942 to 1945 which witnessed the death of 2400 Australian and British POW held by the Japanese here. This war memorial was officially opened on the 15th February 1999 and the memorial park is dedicated to the men who lost their lives in the Borneo Death Marches during the Second World War.


On my trip to Sandakan in Dec 2009 to visit and document places of interest, I made it a point to stop over here for a visit as I had also visited the Kundasang War Memorial a couple of years back. Getting to the Sandakan War Memorial Park was quite easy as it is located 11 kilometers from Sandakan town and my tour guide - Ben, had arranged for this on a last minute request from me.

Sandakan Memorial Park

As we arrived at the Sandakan War Memorial Park at about 5pm just as it was about to close and as we walked in, we saw a number of locals there who utilized this park for their evening walks and exercise. A beautiful pond filled with water lilies will be the first thing you see you once you step inside.

Walkways throughout the Sandakan Memorial Park

Well manicured lawns and concrete pathways show that the place has been looked after with much care. It was an easy walk through the park but do bring mosquito repellent in case.

Sandakan Memorial Park information

In 1942, 2700 British and Australian soldiers were transported from Singapore to Sandakan and set to work building an airstrip. By early 1945 many had died, but the surviving 1800 Australians and 600 British troops were force-marched to Ranau by the Japanese, where they were to start work on a new project.

Just six soldiers, all Australian, survived the 240-kilometre march through mud and jungle in which two of the six escaped into the jungle during the second march in June 1945. Assisted by local people, they were eventually picked by Allied units. The other four escaped from Ranau in July and again, with the help of local people, were fed and hidden from the Japanese until the end of the War. A total of 2,428 Australians and British POWs died at Sandakan, Ranau or on the Death Marches.

The Big Tree

As you start walking into the Sandakan War Memorial Park, you will come across numerous plaques and notices which are dedicated to this place. Stop and read them as they will tell you in detail about what happened at each of the spots.

Sandakan War Memorial

A polished granite memorial is located within the original boundary of the POW camp. Near the memorial stood the famous ‘big tree’ and the camp guardhouse. Also beside the big tree was the ‘cage’ in which many prisoners suffered brutal punishments during the Japanese occupation in Borneo.

Sandakan War Memorial plaque

WWII Boiler at the Sandakan Memorial Park

Remains of a World War Two boiler are seen along the walk around the park. Walking around the park would take you about 45 minutes to an hour as it goes one big round where you will see remnants of the camp that are scattered around the grounds of the park along your walk.

WWII Excavator on display at the park

A World War Two excavator is also on display along the park walk. Aside from the two items here, there are a number of other remains of the original POW camp here. One was a kitchen area and there was a water storage unit just next to the mini museum.

A map of the Death March Route


A statement which was published Dec 16th 2008 - Australian Minister for Veterans’ Affairs Alan Griffin ranks the Sandakan Memorial Park as one of the very best among the memorials built to remember fallen Australian soldiers that he has visited.

“I have been to a lot of memorials around the world and this centre ranks one of the very best. I am very pleased with what I have seen here,” Griffin told reporters after his visit to the Sandakan Memorial Park in Taman Rimba yesterday.

Griffin said he had heard so much about the memorial park and wanted to come and see for himself to enable him to improve his understanding of what took place here.

Sandakan War Memorial Commemorative Pavilion

Located within the park is a small museum or commemorative pavilion where the inside is filled with wall mounted displays of documented accounts of the prisoners' lives at the camp plus text panels, maps and photographs that tell the story of the Sandakan POW camp and the ‘death marches’ to Ranau.

Details of the death camp mounted on the walls

Death Camp model at Sandakan War Memorial Park

A intricate model of the actual POW camp is also displayed in one section of the mini museum showing you details of the actual camp.

The Sandakan atrocity story

The six Australian soldiers that survived the POW Camp at Sandakan

Memorial book for the soldiers

On exiting the mini museum, we saw a book dedicated to all the soldiers who lost their lives here. Pictures of soldiers with notes from loved ones were attached to the many pages of this memorial book. Informative flyers are also available here so check with the attendant if you cannot find any.

A map of all the POW Camps throughout Asia

Finally, an official Anzac Day Ceremony is held here every year in memory of the Australian, British and New Zealanders who suffered and died in this area. Please check with your local travel agents if you are interested in this. Also, to commemorate those who died and suffered the terrible atrocities, relatives and friends in Australia have initiated August 15 as the Sandakan Memorial Day.

Address for Sandakan War Memorial Park:

Sandakan Memorial Park
Mile 8, Jalan Labuk Utara,
Taman Rimba, Sandakan,
Sabah Malaysia

Contact information:
Sandakan Municipal Council
Contact Person : Catherin Chua
Telephone : +60 89 275400, 224026, 013 8869668
Fax : +60 89 274659, 272112

Opening hours for the Sandakan War Memorial Park: 9am to 5pm Daily

Entrance Fee: Free

Getting to the Sandakan War Memorial Park:
  • Taxi from town - About RM30 (US$8.80) both ways including waiting time. Takes about 15 minutes drive there and do negotiate.
  • Self Drive - Rent a car and get directions there.
  • By Bus - Take a "Batu 8" bus to the Esso petrol station at the airport roundabout, then walk along Jalan Rimba for five to ten minutes until you see the park.
  • Optionally you can arrange for a tour here with one of the local tour companies in Sandakan town.
TOURS: There are various tours that are dedicated to the Death March Track in Sandakan which are organised by local and Australian tour companies. Below are some of them if you are interested.
For more information on the Sandakan War Memorial Park, I have compiled a few links below;
  1. Sabah Tourism Sandakan Memorial Park
  2. Sandakan Death Marches - Digger History
  3. Windows to Sandakan - ABC-Compass Video
  4. Wikipedia - Sandakan Death Marches
  5. Sandakan War Memorial by JourneyMalaysia
  6. Sandakan-Ranau Death March Route Map (Lest We Forget)
  7. Lest We Forget - The Sandakan Death March by Lynette Silver and Tham Yau Kong
  8. Borneo Prisoners Of War (POW) Relatives Association of Western Australia
  9. Links to other sites that include Borneo POW

Official website for Sabah Tourism

www.sabahtourism.com


~ David Jr

*Pictures were taken with a Nikon D60, Lens: 18-105mm

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