No, they don’t have skull hanging on the ceiling, if you’re asking by the way.
I post few photos on the outside view of the longhouse few days back, and felt that by separating the outside and inside view of the longhouse would be better for viewers to visualize the place.
The gasoline lamp that we use when there is no electricity.
One of so many doors/rooms in the longhouse.
Beads accessories are made here.
The “Gong”, traditional musical instruments which is always used during festivals, especially weddings.
Inavol – A Rungus traditional handicraft which could be tailor made to your request.
The other end of the entrance of the longhouse.
Guess what? This is the only part of the whole place that is NOT traditional. Toilet. Unless you want their original type of toilet… Which you may need to ask Mr. Maranjak to show you!
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How is uncle Maranjak btw? Show lah his picture kasi famous bah dia.
Uncle Maranjak is in good health. I forgot to take his photo as he was really busy with tourist while I was there.
Maybe next time.
Hah, the lovely longhouse as I remembered it…now I remember your wife…she was my senior during primary school…she is the one with the baby, right?
Yes, she is the one with the baby. Her name is Mainie Momili.
Heya! Could i know more about this place? My family and i want to do something lain drpd lain for Labour Day this year. Too many on calls and not enough holidays!!! I actually emailed you but no reply yet. Need to send in my leave forms early before everyone else does!!!
ermm…that rungus house such as iban house in kampung budaya in Kuching. There a lot of house such as melanau,malay and so on..
you have Uncle Maranjak contact? wanna to spend a night there as well.
@ YSYong:
Mr. Maranjak can be contacted at +6013-8776144 or +6088-622524. Just tell him that you know him through me…
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