Karakit Mosque, Pulau Banggi. The most prominent building seen when you arrived on the island.
Karakit Mosque
Pulau Banggi photo #89
The welcoming plate at Karakit Jetty, Banggi Island.
Welcome to Pulau Banggi
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Pulau Banggi photo #88
Kids of Pulau Banggi (Banggi Island). Well, no kids were hurt during this photo session.
Kids of Pulau Banggi
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Pulau Banggi photo #87
Public transportation from Kudat – Pulau Banggi, ferry. It’s one hour journey through Marudu Bay.
Ferry to Pulau Banggi
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Pulau Banggi photo #86
Tokay Gecko (tokek) in Pulau Banggi. This one is freely hunting around the ceiling of a local house. I saw another three geckos crawling around. Upon further investigation, it seems that they could easily sell this type of gecko with 300 gram of weight for RM25,000.
Tokay Gecko (tokek) of Pulau Banggi
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Kudat photo #85
Paddy harvesting. Me and my brother in law. Yup, we were using manual labour to get the grains.
Paddy harvesting in Kudat
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Kota Kinabalu photo #84
Tanjung Aru Beach, Kota Kinabalu. At the background – from left – Pulau Sulug, Pulau Mamutik/Manukan, Pulau Sapi.
Tanjung Aru Beach
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Kota Kinabalu photo #83
Seafood aquarium in Kota Kinabalu. You can choose which fish you want to eat.
Talapia fish
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Kota Marudu photo #82
Usual sight at Kota Marudu Sunday Market (Tamu).
Tamu Kota Marudu
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Kudat photo #81
Rungus traditional costume. They are performing Mongigol-Sumundai dance in a wedding ceremony.
Rungus traditional costume
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