There is a small 100 year old Chinese temple in Sandakan, it is a bit out of place now with Sandakan built around it.
Sandakan Chinese temple
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In Sandakan I was equipped with a local map. After gathering my bearings I was already close to a landmark: the fountain. Close by was the Sandakan Museum off a court opposite the police station so I popped in to have a look around there.
Sandakan police station
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I woke up expecting to get on a push bike and straight to the Orangutan rehabilitation centre but the bikes were not ready yet. I chatted with Lee Kun’s wife, Phui Wan, about my travel plans and she showed me some pictures of her and Lee Kun’s trip to Japan. Read the rest! \(^u^)/ →
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I have arrived in Sandakan at Lee Kun’s house. It is a big family here, Lee Kun and his wife, his 2 parents, 3 children, 4 dogs and 5 cats. Not to mention this also being the workplace where all the engines are built so the 2 assistants (Ah B and Lim) are here during the day too.
I helped out cleaning engine parts, I can appreciate how much effort went into building the engine I purchased from Lee Kun now. Read the rest! \(^u^)/ →
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