Sabah Fest, a cultural extravaganza is happens again and this year happening at Magellan, Sutera Harbour. The State's colourful cultural event will be held starting from today until 1st of May 2011.
Organised by Sri Pelancongan Sabah, it is open to the public and the entrance for handicraft and foods exhibition is FREE. Come and watch handicraft-making demonstrations by the respective ethnic groups and try out their traditional foods at the Magellan Grand Ballroom, Sutera Harbour from 10 am to 10pm.
HANDICRAFTS AREA
FOODS AND BEVERAGES AREA
Normal walk-in rate: RM50 and student for only RM30. Come and grab the ticket to enjoy tonight show from this counter
Kadaiku & Sabah Tourism Board.
HANDICRAFTS AREA
FOODS AND BEVERAGES AREA
Tonight, there will be a Premiere Show held at Magellan Grand Ballroom at 7pm. The 23rd edition of Sabah Fest will bring the highly-anticipated show with the themed "Papakang" - The Odyssey of Seven Brothers", an one-hour musical theatre-style production based on a local folklore of the legendary Nunuk Ragang.
Normal walk-in rate: RM50 and student for only RM30. Come and grab the ticket to enjoy tonight show from this counter
Kadaiku & Sabah Tourism Board.
Sabah seems like a great place to be...been tempted to go for ages already...and thanks for your info about HK and Macau...I guess Ocean Park and HK Disneyland are essential in every HK trip...
ReplyDeleteWow this is like a fantastic event. Lots and lots of nice crafts and arts. I am glad that these people are exposed at least once in a year and to show off her talent and skill and ther beautiful art. Great post and love all the pictures.
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ReplyDeleteJeff Chuah - If you come to Sabah next time, do inform me. Will be you around if I'm free. Hope my HK&Macau post do help u.
ReplyDeleteSailor - Thanks for your compliment. I'm glad that you love my post and pictures.
Graxie - Thanks a lot. You too. Do keep on blogging. I will visit you as always :)
Sabah is perfect place for people who want to experience an island cultured travel.
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