Sabah
Get a glimpse into the heart of Borneo's cultural roots at Koisaan Cultural Village, exploring traditional longhouses, their music, dance, and arts and crafts on a guided tour or a walk-in experience.
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The Koisaan Cultural Village is an ideal introduction to the local indigenous cultures, making it a must-visit destination for those traveling to Sabah and seeking an insight into the unique cultures of the largest ethnic groups in the region. This unique living museum combines traditional and contemporary cultures, showcasing the lifestyles of the Kadazandusun people and other indigenous groups in both modern and traditional architectural settings. This contemporary living museum is spread over a specially developed landscape, featuring 11 unique traditional houses connected by a traditional hanging bridge, which is widely used throughout Sabah.
Try on giant slippers, feel the rhythm of Magagung and Sumazau dances, and master ancient fire-making techniques. The Koisaan Cultural Village also offers activities like Lansaran jumping and momolositik shooting, where you can test your skills and learn about the significance of these practices in their culture. There's more - make the most of perks like free drinks and catch Huminodun, a film about the Kadazandusun's legendary roots.
For a more immersive experience, opt for a guided tour that will lead you through the various cultural houses and exhibits. Visit the Unduk Ngandau Gallery to see the traditional costumes of the Kadazandusun, the legend of Huminodun, the Bobohizans, and a photo gallery of Unduk Ngadaus from 1960 to the present. Don't forget to visit the craft shop to pick up some souvenirs. These mementos will serve as a beautiful reminder of your day spent exploring and learning about the rich cultural heritage of the Kadazandusun people at Koisaan Cultural Village.