Itinerary
0730 hrs met up at lobby hotel continue to Keningau
district journey takes 1hrs 30 minute.
0900hrs arrive at Keningau murut culture house.visit and experience the view and the culture.
1000hrs proceed to Tenom journey takes 1hrs to Tenom town ,proceed to lagut seberang which is Tenom Agriculture park.15 minute drive.
1300hrs lunch
1500hrs proceed back to kota kinabalu
Tour inclusive: transfer return , entrance,lunch,guide,driver
excluded: item not mention above,tipping,etc
1 persons
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2-5
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6-10
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11-15
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16-20
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RM270
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RM
200
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RM180
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RM
170
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RM
150
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MURUT CULTURE CENTER
History
Sabah Murut Cultural Centre (Pusat Kebudayaan Murut
Sabah) is a cultural centre for the Muruts of Sabah. It is located at Kampung
Pulong, 13 km from Tenom Town. The construction of the unique building started
in 1994 and completed in 1996. The construction cost was more than twelve
million (Malaysian Ringgit). It is unique in a sense that the building itself
is a manifestation of the most aspects of the Muruts' culture. What's more, it
is the biggest Belian (hardwood timber) building in Borneo (popularly known as
4B building)!
The location of this cultural
centre is conspicuously located just by the roadside, on the left hand side of
the road if you’re heading from the direction of KK.
The centre covers an area of 33 acres and lies next
to the Pegalan River. The humongous building of the Murut Cultural Centre alone
stretches out to 20 acres large. The cultural centre houses an interesting
gallery which displays many artifacts such as jars, gongs, and traditional
designs of the indigenous Murut inhabitants.
The impressive buildings of the Murut Cultural
Centre are mainly constructed out of local timber. The gigantic pillars
epitomize elements of Murut architectures. Chiseled carvings on the pillars and
the buildings’ interior panels offer a glimpse of the authentic Murut architecture.
TENOM DISTRICT
The Sabah Agriculture Park (Taman Pertanian Sabah) is situated on a 200 hectare site and was developed and maintained by the Agriculture Department. It is a park that offers visitors both recreational and educational activities.
Native Orchids - The Native Orchid Centre has been known and recognized as one of the most important centers in the world for the collection and conservation of native Bornean orchid species. There are at least 400 species with more than 1,500 collection being kept here, including many rare and endangered species such as the Elephant Ear orchid (Phalaenopsis gigantea), the Rat-tail orchid (Paraphalaenopsis labukensis) and the Bella orchid (Renanthera bella), also not forgetting the many species of Slipper orchids (Paphiopedilum spp.), many of which endemic to Borneo.
Crops Museum - This is an 8-acre living museum of Crop Plants where there are some 400 species of plants systematically planted according to their uses. There are those that are fruit trees, some for medicine, spices, fibers and beverages. Yet there are some that provide essential oils that are very aromatic and are used for the perfume industry. There are also some which are exotic and their uses are also explained.
Ornamental Garden - The Ornamental Garden comprises 21 distinct and well-landscaped gardens with each garden exhibiting its unique plants and flowers. Here you will see a variety of Bougainvilleas, Ixora, Hibiscus and cactus as well as other very interesting plants such as the Hoya. There is also collection of parasitic and carnivorous plants. You will very much enjoy going through the various gardens and perhaps pick up some ideas on how to set up your own garden.
Plant Evolution & Plant Adaptation Garden - Take a walk through this park and learn about the 3.5 billon years of earth's history. From the early unicellular organisms and plants, learn how through the process of evolution, that we have now the huge varieties of plant life on earth today. Get to see how plants adapt to the environments, from pond-life to semi-arid habitats. You will also get to see the amazing giant water lily from South America.
Model Garden - This garden has five smaller theme gardens to illustrate the different styels in which a garden can be modeled. The Sub-urban Garden is simple and pleasing while the Family Garden has more features for the children. The more formal garden are the Paved Town Garden, the City Garden and the Sabah/Malaysia Garden. It is pleasure to walk through all these five gardens.
Bee Centre and Museum - Sabah is home to five of the nine species of honey bees found in the world. The Bee Centre and Museum is a place where you can find them. There are also exhibits of equipment used in honey extraction and you can watch honey bees working in their hives up close. There is an orchard of food plants for the honey bees in the Bee Centre and Museum where you may want to take a walk.
Animal Park - The Animal Park is likened to a mini zoo and various animals and birds are put on display. Many of these animals and birds are examples of those already used for the commercial livestock industry. This park also gives visitors a rare chance of seeing some of the animals and birds up close.
