SABAH

SABAH

Saturday, July 27, 2013

BUGIS TRADITIONAL FOOD AT SABAH

                                     
 BUGIS BONE


Buras or burasak is a rice-based dishes Bugis and coconut milk. It is usually made during the festival days

such as Eid ul-Fitr and al-Adha.

Buras prepared by cooking rice with coconut milk. The rice is cooked

just now then fried without oil. Once roasted, it is then wrapped in banana leaves then tied before being

boiled for at least four hours.

Buras easily found in areas that have the Bugis community.

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HOW TO DO BURAS @ BURASAK

1 kg of fragrant rice, such as nasi lemak cooked plain, with milk, salt, and water. Not even a little hard rice pe.
Young banana leaf cut several pieces of A4 size for rice wrap.

Old banana leaves about 3 inch of length. How many pieces of rice dpt tgk how many sets do.

Plastic rope and scissors

  
  

1. After a bit of cold rice ladle parking on young banana leaves.

2. Fold rice variety lepat folding banana cake, massages give the package and compact flat rice. Do not be very thin or very thick.

3. Take 5-6 tablets burasak, wrap with banana leaves old kind gift wrap (roll-storeyed follow burasak tu form and fold the left and right, new tie with raffia rope.

4. Boil 3-4 minutes, remove and drain rice cake variety. Untie the string and throw old banana leaf, served whole or cut in two



LINK : http://ms.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buras

TRADITIONAL GAMES IN SABAHAN

KAAMATAN FESTIVAL


Kadazandusun community is made up of 40 sub-ethnic group. The festival gives the wider public a change

to watch the cultural activities and traditions of many these communities,such as traditional folk game and

folk dance , as well as the ornate costume that many wear for the occasion.

They many traditional games , for examples ,(arm wrestling), (knucle wrestling) , (blow piping) , (catalpulting) , and (Tug of War).


Sabah's Chief Minister, Datuk Seri Panglima Musa Aman (third right) pulling hard for the Migayat Lukug games (Tug of War) with Datuk Dr. Maximus Ongkili (second left) Green Technology and Water Minister, Sabah State Legislative Assembly Speaker Datuk Seri Salleh Tun Said (far left) and other leaders.


Others attractions on display are the traditional house where there are cultural dances,food and games.

The traditional house have are group , namely Penampang kadazan , the Ranau Liwan , Papar Kadazan , the

 Tindal Community of Kota Belud , the Tatana from Kuala Penyu , and many more.

The public having fun playing the traditional games of the Kadazandusun games.

Houses at Hongkod Koisan is the Murut House that houses the Lansaran. The Lansaran is a bouncy ‘dance floor’ affair, a bamboo and rattan platform laced together to provide a trampoline-like bounce when people jump on it. Occupying the center of the Murut long house the Lansaran can usually take 20 people, some as many as 40.

Pulling hard – Barracuda team in the tug of war (Migayat Lukug) contest.
Pulling hard – Barracuda team in the tug of war (Migayat Lukug) contest



LINK : http://insightsabah.gov.my/article/read/3784




HISTORY SABAH

                                                                SABAH

This article is about Malaysian state. For the Carribean island Saba. for others use SABAH.

Sabah is one of 13 members in the country after SARAWAK. Which is borders on its southwest.

Over thats, it also shares borders witch East KALIMANTAN of INDONESIA.

The capital Sabah is KOTA KINABALU.







Etymology :

The oringin of name SABAH is uncertain, and there are many theories that have.

One theory is that the time during part of the bruneian sultanate, it was reffred to as SABA because of the

presence of PISANG SABA, a type of banana. Due to the location of SABAH in relation to BRUNEI. it

has been suggest that SABAH was BRUNEI MALAYA.




Besides thats, another theory suggest that it came from the Malaya word SABAK which means a place

where palm sugar . SABAH its also Arabic words which maens.

  



LINK : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sabah


SABAH TRADITIONAL ETHNIC HOUSE

            _History about Traditional House at Sabah_


Traveling around borneo was great fun and interesting to see other house styles in this tropical  climate.

There are actually bit of a mix between timber stilt housing .New terraced and townhouse

developments and traditional  and new community. "Longhouse"


The traditional "Longhouse"literally means a large wooden communal structure.In Northern Sabah there

still remains the traditional timber Longhouse.The rungus community and was originally 90 doors with

each dwealling being 3meters in witdth, making a 270 Longhouse.




A traditional timber longhouse
The timber and bamboo construction allows for shade all day long in the private family rooms and the communal covered area.

 

In the past, the Murut communities of the Interior Division of Sabah built their longhouses 

on the tops of hills to provide defense against rival headhunters. The Murut longhouse 

consists of several family apartments and is generally divided as the saloh (communal 

verandah) in the front and the sulap (family apartments) towards the rear. Each sulap 

contains an earthen fireplace called rapuan and a sleeping area for a couple and their 

unmarried daughters. 

The boys, bachelors and guests sleep outside on the saloh, for security and defensive


purposes as well as for social separation and privacy between genders, especially for 

unmarried young people.

Construction-wise, the walls of a Murut longhouse are made from tree bark and lined with 


narrow, rectangular openings called hihimpayon. The floors are made from bamboo lashed

 with strips of rattan. Entrance into the longhouse was usually via a log stepladder with 

deep grooves cut into it to form footrests. 

A unique aspect of the Murut longhouse is the lansaran, a trampoline-like dance platform 


in the middle of the longhouse. As far as we know, Sabah's Murut community are the only 

Borneon native people who incorporate this lansaran feature into the architecture of their 
longhouses. It is used for festive occasions and jumping competitons, where young men 

compete for a prize attached to a roof beam above the bouncing platform.



Traditional dance of RUNGUS at Sabah long house..this is a my ... 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=3L-eHbIZazg
Jun 12, 2013 - Uploaded by ridz skull
Traditional dance of RUNGUS at Sabah long house



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KINABALU NATIONAL PARK



Kinabalu Park or Taman Kinabalu in Malay,one of the first national park in malaysia in 1964,is malaysia first world. designated by UNESCO in December 2000 for its "outstanding universal values" and the role as one of the most important biological sites in the world with more than 4,500 species of flora and fauna, including 326 bird and around 100 mammal species.


History 

The region was designated as a national park in 1964. British colonial administrator and naturalist Hugh Low led an expedition from tuaran to the region in 1895. He also became the first recorded man to reach the peak of Mount Kinabalu.




LocationSabahMalaysia
Nearest cityKota Kinabalu
Coordinates6°09′N 116°39′E
Area754 km²
Established1964
Governing bodySabah Parks

   Tel : 
Sabah  Malaysia
+60 88-523 500 info@sabahparks.org.my
          

     



LINK : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinabalu_Park


AGNES KEITH ( english tea house and restaurant )


~ THE STORY OF THE ENGLISH TEA AND RESTAURANT~


The famous Agnes Keith house situated next door to us give inspirations to create a colonial style English

 restaurant in SANDAKAN. Opened our door at  8th december 2002 for the first time and begin around

the world , scrones and fresh cream, delicious cakes and pastries and a wide of Asian and Traditional

English Specialisties.

The English Tea House and Restaurant in Sandakan quickly famous and bacome a popular tourist destinationas.

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We provide our clients with a varied and flexible range of services, depending on their requirements. Example of our services include:
  • Concept development and market research
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