Ranau Travel Guide

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 dilvin Says:  Almost having the same concept of the Harmony street in Malacca where the worship places of different religions is just next to each other. Here in Ranau, the Chinese temple is adjacent to the town's church and there are situated on the street called Jalan Masjid (Mosque... 

 sim1 Says:  One of the strange and 'unknown to me' fruits I saw here on the market was the snakefruit. The snake fruit grows in clusters at the base of the palm. And why it is called this way.... well, that's no surprise. The skin of the fruit is very thin and reminds a lot of the skin... 

 sim1 Says:  We all enjoyed this moment at the Memorial Garden, sitting, relaxing, enjoying the wonderful view. It was sad to leave, but of course we couldn't stay here for the rest of the day. 'One' our guide had more in store for us for the day, so the trip continues. Our next visit is... 

 sim1 Says:  My visit to Kundasang has come to an end, but my Borneo adventures continue! The previous leg of my journey was a visit to Mount Kinabalu, the highest mountain in South-West Asia. From Kundasang with its lively local market, its war memorial and wonderful views over Mount... 

 sim1 Says:  Zooming in with my camera.... It is great to have a zoom lens that can bring everything so much closer. I just clicked around a bit with my camera to capture parts of the surrounding landscape, and bring home with me some of these wonderful views and memories. Borneo and... 

 sim1 Says:  You need to climb some stairs to get to the War Memorial Garden. The garden is made of several plateaus with nice gardens. When you reach the top of the garden, you come to this wonderful viewpoint. It was so amazing to sit here on this wonderful sunny day and having this... 

 sim1 Says:  The reason why this place was selected to be a Memorial Garden is very touching. Here, in the shadow of Mount Kinabalu, many of the prisoners of war died. According to the local custom, the by clouds surrounded mountain, harbours the souls off all those who have died. And... 

 sim1 Says:  In Kundasang you can find a war memorial to commemorate the people that died here during World War II. It is a sad story to read on this plaque and it moved me very much bringing tears to my eyes. The Kundasang Memorial Garden was build and funded in the late 1950's by the... 

 sim1 Says:  It was time to leave the market and go to the war monument here in Kundasang. On the way over there I couldn't help but being 'distracted' by the beautiful view on the surroundings. It is so breathtaking! My camera just needed to click, click and click again :-)) 

 sim1 Says:  Sabah is a country of many cultures and religions. Muslim is one of the biggest religions around here and you can see many little mosques in the villages. But it also shows in the way people dress. I saw lots of woman walking around with shawls covering their heads, like... 

 dilvin Says:  Food is great, very friendly service and surprisingly with affordable price. That's what i like about the small town charm in Malaysia! Their signature noodles are great...can topped with chicken or sea products. One of its kind!