After the Sabah State Museum, I returned to the Sabah Art gallery, the lights were working this time. Inside was paintings of moden art (oldest painting here was 2006 – 3 years old), most of which was for sale. Read the rest! \(^u^)/ →
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I decided to see a few sights after booking my Mount Kinabalu climb. The main city centre consists of 5-6 long streets. A few plaza’s, food courts,and shops. It’s small enough to have charm like Sandakan, despite still being a city, this is the main bypass road just to show how busy it can be:
Empty road in Kota Kinabalu
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I said my goodbyes and final thank yous to the Chin family I had been staying with in Sandakan and caught the bus early to Kota Kinabalu, it was sad to go but making and leaving friends I make on the road is something every traveller has to get used to. Read the rest! \(^u^)/ →
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The crocodile adventure park in Sandakan is cheap to get in and basic inside, it consists of different types of crocodiles in enclosures along with a few other token animals and fishes.
This 700kg bad boy had previously eaten 4 people before Read the rest! \(^u^)/ →
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Returning back to land after visiting turtle island, I spotted the big Sandakan mosque. Lim picked me up from the jetty, it was also his birthday so happy birthday Lim!
He had a little plan of things to do to celebrate his birthday and my last full day in Sandakan, so we went to see all the things I’ve missed so far. Read the rest! \(^u^)/ →
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