8 HUGE lies about Borneo nobody talks about

In this video, I go into some myths that people have about Borneo, Malaysia!
We talk about the Borneo rainforest and its issues with deforestation, if diving is good in Kota Kinabalu, Borneo safety and food and things to do in Kota Kinabalu.
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[@askarsepoi]

I'm from peninsular Malaysia and been auditor for many companies in Malaysia from Sandakan, Miri, Kuching, JB, KK Penang to Langkawi since 2001. for this 23 years long, I've experienced all the vibes and locations. basically almost same all over places in Malaysia. but each places may have their own speciality of cuisine and dialects. that's the only different.

[@bbbadbathbed]

@@askarsepoi malon….boring life 👎👎👎

[@askarsepoi]

@@bbbadbathbed whats that? Your boring life nothing to do with me. Better go to school and study more about life..

[@mikeloverr1]

Thanks for bringing out the deforestation issue. There have been so many flag signs like flash flood and land slides but people still refuse to connect between these two

[@cikgulorenz9743]

Thanks for visiting Malaysia especially Sarawak . It safe to travel in Sarawak. Malaysia is truly Asia.

[@bungaialoevera]

7:45 People tend to expect the food in Sabah & Sarawak to be copycats of food in the peninsula and when that expectation is not met, they tend to say food there aren't nice. The thing is... both Sabah & Sarawak cuisine have milder profile which contain a lot of local plant and herbs as their ingredients and aren't available in the peninsula Malaysia. The assumption that there isn't any diversity in terms of food is that because chinese food dominates. If one were to look harder, you'll find stalls and kopitiams with traditional indigenous food! If you're in Kuching, there are a few places to get indigenous food like Jak Ma'an, Busang Jelini Long Panai, Awah Cafe (a bit further in the city), Rumah Asap (smokehouse where you can find delicious grilled pork)... Just because you can't find many Indian restaurants in there doesn't mean we don't have diversity in our cuisine.

[@ClairesFootsteps]

totally agree! Thanks for the more detailed explanation :)

[@ezzywish417]

​@ClairesFootsteps True. I worked in Sabah in the 2010+. I am from the peninsular.

[@anthoniusjunior12]

Hi remember me? 😁

[@AbdulKareemAbdulRahman]

sahabat , are there any youtubers from sabah or sarawak who cover sabah n sarawak (esp local or indigenous food) or other travel interests?

[@metzmatu8409]

​@@ClairesFootsteps Bario Food Cultural Festival, yearly 3nd-4th week of July. Book flight early, 2 months earlier if want to go for that festival.

[@meaedeliciaefullmonty4198]

Thanks for bringing the light about the deforestation issues. There are conservation effort like reforestation but who knows how long thats gonna take.

[@haristimy2916]

Sarawak Chief Minister called out samling, ta ann rimbunan hijau chinese companies for corruption.

[@adriannathaniel4015]

Borneo food is very good, there are vegetables that one can only eat in Borneo and certain seafood too.

[@theresajinivon1168]

Tq for visiting Kota Kinabalu. I live in the outskirt of KK, it is safe & the locals (me) are very friendly. Most of us speak English too. It would be interesting if you had attempted to climb Mount Kinabalu, tallest in South East Asia.

[@aileenmarty1522]

She did an excellent job with this video. Her comments echo my own experiences in Borneo.

[@LionaBellaQ]

Hey! Sabahan here. Yes everything she said here is correct. Also, you have to go to semporna! It is really worth it, the islands are so beautiful. ❤

[@5560niko]

awesome, see you again coming back to borneo, lot of amazing things near Kota Kinabalu

[@earlmyung-deaalex8259]

Hey Claire. I'm Earl, From Keningau. A small town in Borneo. About 2 half hours from Kota Kinabalu. Thank you for sharing this video about Borneo 👍💕

[@amiryazidali7659]

The whole of West & East Malaysia are now very safe. Sea Patrol bordering Sabah and Philipines has been more frequent as a naval based (ESSCOM) has been established in Sabah since the Filipino guerilla invasion of Sabah in 2016.🫡 Worst case crime happened in Malaysia is in KL as too many foreign workers (both legal & illegal) resides there. Eventhough KL is ranked as among the safest capital city in the world.

[@abdulwahidmdtahir3660]

In 2013, not in 2016.

[@BenHifni]

That's not quite true. There's large swaths of Malaysia which is dangerous. The jungles east of the titiwangsa mountain range still have man eating tigers. And just last week, a man was attacked by a crocodile in Kelantan. But the cities, towns and villagers are relatively safe though.

[@ezzywish417]

​@@BenHifni Hoax. No man eating tiger in Malaysia. You have no facts at all.

[@quentinj6357]

Yup it's not true at all. The Philippines naval been secured their own territory against pirates very well while malaysia let those pirates into their territory to create media & hate speech about neighbouring countries like Philippines & Indonesia. I recommend to see uranghutan in Kalimantan Indonesian's territory because they take a good care wildlife there compare to malaysia borneo. I would say Philippines are more safe than malaysia. Malaysia has a lot complicated & complex turmoil policies. The only good thing about malaysia is the food that's all.

[@amiryazidali7659]

@@quentinj6357 You must be barmy. 🫨 Malaysian government letting the Filipinos pirates to kidnap Malaysian / tourist and letting them killed Malaysian poliemen JUST TO CREATE hate media and speech against Philipines and Indonesia 🤔It is an opinion so ridicules and st*p#d 🤣🤣 What a lame excuse for hidding your country's incapability to secure own waters

[@yongikton8258]

I went to the islands in Semporna last July 2023, it was safe & sound. A family from Germany stayed 3 days & 2 nites in the chalets on an island off Semporna town & they enjoyed themselves there. If you listen too much from the hoax news, you'll missed the chance to experience the fantastic experience of snorkelling watching the sea creatures yrself as you dive.xx

[@Gondu]

Glad to hear that you enjoyed your stay in Negara Sabah, Borneo. Please do not avoid palm oil, it's a golden crop that has lifted lots of our people out of abject poverty.

[@Miraie93]

Negara? Why I smell like rebellion here

[@Gondu]

@Miraie93 rebellion? You don't know that Sarawak and Sabah are NEGARA, what a shame. Malayan need their passport to enter both NEGARAs and a work permit to work in our country no?

[@ahfez]

Thanks for visiting our beloved Island. I'm from Sabah or North Borneo.

[@dwtn164]

Diving out of Semporna is very good .. have done it on 2 trips. Sipadan diving is simply amazing - does require advanced cert. We did dive on a site further out where the local Malaysia marines needed to be present on the dive boat (with machine guns ) as a precaution .. but we were fine.

[@Hovite_Wanderer]

It is worth mentioning that visitors should check their travel insurance. They may not be covered if they are in a cautionary area.

[@nainijoitol2416]

Thank you for visiting Sabah and for your honest opinion about the environment and the pollution. I hope the community leader of these water village are being given education about cleanliness and the effect of these garbage to the corals. Which one of the ministries - in Sabah who is suppose to be monitor all these rubbish/garbage ?? It has been going on for decades. The local government is turning a blind eye to it!

[@ClairesFootsteps]

Hopefully it will improve over time! Absolutely loved Sabah and I look forward to returning :)

[@aerichorrible]

Borneo East Malaysia Kalimantan Indonesia... mostly people think we are living on trees, and no transportation..yes we are living on trees with escalators, and our transportation is crocodile express boat, Kuyang aeroplane, and dinosaur 4x4 cars..

[@voracooper3061]

Is Borneo communist?

[@fms-ha2954]

Two of the states , sabah sarawak are Malaysian. The other two are Brunei and kalimantan (Indonesia). So they are not communist

[@NormanThe_FreedomHope22-5]

​@@voracooper3061 what kind of nonsense question is that

[@BigEarRadio]

A very honest and helpful insight. My wife and I are travelling there in a few weeks and love that part of the World. We love the Philippines too but Malaysia is great. Indonesia is not somewhere that attracts me personally, but everywhere is subject to your expectations and own personality. I just want to avoid the sort of unsavoury people who may be inclined to visit the fleshpots of Thailand... not my choice at all.

[@ClairesFootsteps]

Glad this helped, I loved Borneo and also Phillippines and Indonesia 😅 got many more islands to see!

[@lpasan]

It's all about Sabah Borneo Malaysia. There is Sarawak too. Tbh, Sabah offer more in tourism escapades.

[@ClairesFootsteps]

yeah I need to visit Sarawak!

[@pangkasgeri2328]

Thankyou for your comment that you others our country is safe for the travellers or tourists to visit three countries in Borneo,Sabah and Sarawak(part of malaysia),Brunei and kalimantan(indonesia).

[@Janggut40]

Hello Claire. Thank you for sharing your experience. Im watching from Marudi Sarawak and respect your point of views.

[@azlanadnan]

You should have gone diving at Mantanani Islamd (off Kota Belud) where you can see dugong (misyaken for mermaids by sailors of old). And if you’re lucky, even whale sharks. Mamutik amd Manuhan are nive, too

[@DarkCrow2448]

there are no more dugong's bro,and diver's especially experience diver shouldn't go there to dive,not much to offer , tarp diving is good tho. Highly recommed there.

[@LasiusJulian]

Thank you for your reviews about your recent trip to Borneo Island Sabah East Malaysia..Come again and try challenge to climb mount kinabalu😂..it is 4095m above mean sea level..those are lies being spread about Sabah to deter people from visiting here😂..You have now experience the warmth hospitality of Borneon people especially sabahan..Once again thank you🫶

[@ClairesFootsteps]

Mount Kinabalu is definitely on my list for when I return! Didn't know it was that high! Yes absolutely I felt super safe in Sabah and can't wait to return :)

[@LasiusJulian]

@@ClairesFootsteps You are warmly welcome🫶

[@2talk510]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts.. In fact..the mainland government treat us like shit in severals sectors..

[@penukulbesi4006]

Sabah has the most tourists from East Asia if you take a tour from an agent because transportation is quite difficult in Sabah

[@jhndr0nia]

Sowing the flag of only one of the three nations in which Borneo is divided clearly demonstrates your expertise

[@achelesaustine1211]

Hopefully you enjoy your journey in sabah. Btw sabah is very safe now and hopefully more and more tourist will come visit sabah and sarawak you guys are very welcome.

[@apengmd9247]

if you asking the right person then youll get the right asnwer of youre asking the wrong person then youll get all the negative answer.. i do suggest chose the right season when visiting sabah ifyou enter at rainning season then theres not much to see.. btw do visit the mount kinabalu the view there also stunning

[@tonyvisvanathan7119]

Been living in Sarawak since 1984.Now I'm in Sabah since 2023. Pls enjoy Borneo hospitality.

[@haristimy2916]

How come? indian not should not take natives job. What is sarawak imigresen doing? 40 years in sarawak?

[@amvet5387]

I love Borneo, we go to Brunei every yr for the last 9 yrs. went to Miri last week. very nice people there. My next trip will be Kuching. Love Labuan

[@petetrc9671]

Pretty much missing out on a huge part of Malaysian Borneo if you haven't visited Sabah's 'sibling', Sarawak. While there are less resorts, there are many opportunities to authentically experience local culture such as staying in modern or traditional longhouses, or experiencing local cuisine straight from their kitchens. There's also the Cultural Village in Kuching, the Cultural Museum and the Rainforest Music Festival which attract thousands of tourists every year. It's also safe to roam around, the only securiy issue you'll face are with crocodiles 🐊

[@ClairesFootsteps]

It's on my list to visit 🙂

[@MrRonaldAsuncion]

Those here who think of Oil Palm like a 4-letter word clearly do not know how it has helped our economy, in particular raising a lot of people out of poverty. It has allowed them to enjoy some of the things that you take for granted ie. school & education, sanitation, healthcare, etc.... Not everything you see on the internet is accurate or even true. But the real question is this. Since it was the British & the Dutch that introduced this cash crop, do you think the sector would be any different now if they were still here?

[@AbdulKareemAbdulRahman]

grt vid. its true there is deforestation😞. tho i think the inference abt muddy river is not quite accurate as rainforest rivers anywhere are muddy. imagine the amount of runoff from all the trees from its source and its tributaries .

[@myhairspray7511]

You are welcome to Sarawak, Borneo....the place to travel

[@Miraie93]

I've been to Sabah about 2 years ago. So different than Peninsular Malaysia. Sabah & Sarawak is full of nature, truly a fantasy world for travel lover, the food. But more surprisingly, borneo people really doesn't look like typical Peninsular Malaysia. Their look more like Asian Japanese & Taiwan combined, even my partner says "are we really still in Malaysia right now?".

[@geneubuh746]

😂😂😂

[@MrRonaldAsuncion]

That is because the people of the northern part of Borneo came from people that migrated to Taiwan, down to the Philippines and then here.

[@samraj3179]

The inference of muddy rivers to deforestation is simply misleading. I live in the peninsula and there are two huge rivers passing by my town, and I have seen them muddy all the while since my childhood days to my senior citizen age. There is absolutely no deforestation in the area.

[@ClairesFootsteps]

Ah okay, this is what I heard when I was there. Maybe they're muddy for different reasons? I may have misheard though!

[@samraj3179]

@@ClairesFootstepsthe soil around the river has much to do with the colour of water in the river. In Malaysia, the water table is generally high, meaning the water is not very deep from the land surface. In my town during the rainy season, when a burial plot is dug about 2 feet you already see water. To dig six feet becomes difficult. Coffins will be floating and have to be drownded by placing the heavy clay soil that was dug out. FYI. clay soil is the heaviest form of soil. Clay soil that is commonly found in Malaysia tends to muddy the streams and rivers after a torrential downpour. Most rivers in Malaysia have muddy colour by nature.

[@ClairesFootsteps]

Thanks for the information! That's the origin of the name of Kuala Lumpur right?

[@samraj3179]

@@ClairesFootsteps yes, you are right. Muddy Confluence.

[@kamrankambang7953]

Yep I'm am environmental and chemical masters. Muddy water not equal to deforestation. In the case of Kinabatangan river which I pass monthly cause I live in in the area, ti has been always like that. It's the characteristic of the river which is more muddy.

[@NormanThe_FreedomHope22-5]

Environmentalism is very important for Borneo

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Sometimes the sea trash is a problem in sabah coastal areas

[@amiryazidali7659]

Yes . Sea trash is the downside of Sabah especially where most Filipino ( mostly illegal ) resided. Most of the illegal Filipinos are uneducated as they cannot go to school in Malaysia😪😪

[@ClairesFootsteps]

Yes that's true, noticed that quite a bit around Kota Kinabalu

[@keangwooichoo6138]

@@ClairesFootsteps due to water villages.

[@goldenmawar5589]

​@@keangwooichoo6138and the 'stateles people' CNN talked abt

[@PrescottJJames]

I'm from Penampang. Its what you may call "suburb" area of Kota Kinabalu. Yes Penampang is the heart of Cultural fusion of all 42 tribes in Sabah. Penampang is dominantly Kadazan and Christian. The famous "Sinalau Bakas" (Smoked WIld Boar" is here and other meat related cuisine not just pork. I guessed you missed this part since a lot of negative "hear-say" comes from Peninsular towards "Sabah". In all honesty, Peninsular? Malayan folks tends to "bad-mouth" Sabah. Malaysia is actually a Federation and I'm sure you knew this that it was formed by Malaya, Singapore, Sabah & Sarawak ( 4 country). The East Malaysian "is not particularly fond of West Malaysian" - different mentality, lifestyles and culturally different. You are correct to say the East side of Sabah is now particularly safer after the "Invasion of Lahad Datu" (You may google that bit). I do have a close friend who worked in Mabul Island and she can confirm the situation (her husband is Scottish). Here is a bucket list of you plan for your next trip here. Long houses - Kudat, aka The TIp of Borneo, sandy beaches, cleaner and much, much safer than any other place in Sabah. Peaceful and you can absolutely meditate if you want. Kudat has one of the best beaches, clean and awesome sunset views. SIPITANG - 2.30hrs drive if you fancy local (NON GMO and absolutely 100% organic tropical fruits like Durian, Rambutan, Langsat, Cempedak, Jackfruit and many others). Nearer the KK area - there are KOKOL Resort at Manggatal. In Penampang if you fancy the sweat, funky smells and want to see a lot of Kadazan, Dusun folks in one place, visit Tamu Donggongon from Wednesday to Saturday at DOnggongon CIty, PEnampang. Additionally you can visit Kadazan Dusun Cultural Association (KDCA) to visit mock traditional houses of Native Tribes of Sabah. All Eastern Sabah has the cheapest Seafood, but find yourself a good guide or the vendors will suck you up dry. Since you said you are vegetarian, head to Kundasang and find some highlands or mountain veggies - you can visit Kundasang Park, or climb Mt Kinabalu. FYI, I am Kadazan. Mt Kinabalu is sacred to our people. When climbing do not use swear words, mock or insults is a No-No. be respectful, do not throw trash on the mountain. Whether you are superstitious or not; it is not the firs time the mountain has "disappear" folks from the trail. Singaporean and Taiwanese has experience this before. Many. I worked with TOuchdown Holiday UK before its operation permit was revoked in KK. So I have experience handling European tourist, I'm leaving a comment to show my support on your video. Thank You for visiting Sabah. Chrs.

[@xgodzell1744]

You forgot to add Singapore too😅 they also a once a Malaysia until 1963

[@elvisdn31bb]

If you want to see the Orang Utan in the wild pls go to Delok at Batang Ai which is located in the Lubok Antu District, in the Sri Aman Division of Sarawak.

[@YaminAli-i2x]

Wow.. My home town.. Welcome to Sabah Borneo.. ❤

[@zanzillahsaruji9966]

Sarawak is the biggest state in Malaysia in Borneo Island and the main exporter of Oil and Gas in Malaysia...

[@netster]

Awesome! ❤

[@borneoaxiadriver]

For some sighseeing Orang utans, you may want to walk through the jungle going to Gomantong Cave. There's a great chances of you seeing few orang utans there/proboscis monkey. Else, you might want to travel (Usually tourist will not travel to this area) to area of Beluran, and the Paitan or Sugut river. chances are great there too. Some of the not known island on East Sabah also have some wildlife there.

[@realaveragejon]

Deforestation is definitely a problem in Eastern Malaysia. It usually involving people from the highest level. Politician. That's why it's hard to protect the forest. 😢

[@mazlanibr.9816]

10 pulau tercantik di Sabah Malaysia...10 beautiful islands in Sabah Malaysia. Have a nice day.

[@michaelngelai8982]

Please come to (Kuching) Sarawak, Borneo, Malaysia, so can see in ulu menyang, wild orang utan and more cultural traditions and foods…..

[@AnggaTutong]

TQ for visit Borneo Sabah part of MSIA, I think try to visit Sarawak MSIA, n feel safe.u can drive from kk to Kuching Sarawak by pass Brunei.

[@TheTruth2505]

Thanks sister..... 😊😊

[@sulky707ez3]

Thanks for visiting Sabah. it is indeed very sad to see the volume plastic bottles floating even around Kota Kinabalu area. The authority should do more about this. And you didn't mention about those kids begging along the streets in KK. It is embarrassing even to us local here. They are the kids of the immigrants from the Philippines. Again our government hasn't done enough to curb this problem.

[@arjay2973]

Thanks Claire...

[@Gorilla1949]

In fact, Malaysia is safer for tourists to visit. Malaysia is known as one of the main world tourism destinations in Southeast Asia. Malaysia is famous for its diversity, KL as a modern and sophisticated city with the best public transport system in Southeast Asia. Malaysia has the best education system and medical health system in Southeast Asia. Malaysia especially KL is also the best shopping center in Southeast Asia with the price affordable items. Malaysia is also a food paradise with a variety of food tastes from all over the world, Malaysian citizens who are highly disciplined, polite, friendly and hospitable.

[@cherylt4844]

Did you also check out Sarawak state, also another Malaysian state on Borneo? It only takes 20 mins drive from the Kuching airport to get to the Semenggoh Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre where Orang Utans are being rehabilitate.

[@ffrenddyffrenddy67]

very nice for video 🤗

[@staurospaulos1442]

I’ve been pretty much around the world Diving and this was a huge let down we thought perhaps the weather so we stayed an extra few weeks but it’s was sad tbh. Wanna dive just go to Australia there nothing close to The Great Barrier Reef never ever disappoints yeah it cost more. Hay if you’re happy with seeing a whole lot of crap in the water and seeing the occasional fishes coral reef shark then you might be happy with this. i will pay that extra money to see amazing creatures every time. Then it’s totally worth it if you’ve been Then there nothing to explain for diving it’s the pinnacle.

[@ClairesFootsteps]

The sites I went to in GBR were totally bleached 😬 the Ningaloo Reef was a lot better

[@keangwooichoo6138]

We now have EESCOM to protect eastern sabah from Filipino pirates .

[@abdulwahidmdtahir3660]

Not EESCOM but ESSCOM ~ East Sabah Security Command.

[@ClairesFootsteps]

Yes I heard that that's why it's quite secure now :)

[@SheliaBurroughs-mf1hy]

Borneo looks more tranquil than Bali!

[@tommyyoala305]

Borneans have unique delicacies that can seem exotic to West Malaysians, especially when it comes to halal and non-halal dishes like Kolo Mee, which taste different depending on how they’re prepared. Spice use also varies between regions. East Malaysians often find Peninsular food too spiced, while Peninsular Malaysians may find Sabah or Sarawak food too mild. Personally, I can eat large portions back home & stay slim (physique), but the higher sugar and fat content in the peninsula makes a noticeable difference even for 1 week. 😂 Borneans, especially those from rural areas, have distinct taste buds and often find city food overly sweet or salty. Even vegetarians can enjoy Borneo’s variety of exotic fruits, plants, and mushrooms.

[@t700qwe8]

Nice video.. 👍♥

[@zuzulmohammad]

Well I lived in area whereas the Orangutan actually lived but not entirely present since Orangutan is a shy animal. Also for Bornean's Orangutan it is called Pongo Pygmaeus but yeah it is divided by 3 sub species ( Sabah's State it is Pongo Pygmaeus Morio).

[@barbaravanderven8956]

Imagine how much deforestation has happened in Europe in the past, that is very sad. We tend to point fingers and look at these Souther nations, while coming from totally destroyed ecosystems ourselves :)

[@warakanda7356]

May you have a wonderful stay..: MALAYSIA BOLEH..!!! 🌷❤️🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾❤️🌷😁💪💪💪💪 💖🌹 ❤️

[@Hovite_Wanderer]

You should mention ESSCOM

[@ClairesFootsteps]

Yes I should have! I didn't know so much about them when I was there, learnt a lot from people in the comments 🙂

[@KamilleN16]

Visiting KK later! :)

[@harryalfonso8788]

Malaysia Borneo is Sabah Borneo and Sarawak Borneo. Two different territory. Sabah Borneo is bordering the Philippines.

[@ClairesFootsteps]

Yes! Sorry I did know that but might not have explained it properly in the video!

[@georgepansiol]

terimakasih. thank you for such a nice review.

[@Onior]

You need to try the local friut in Sabah. Buah tarap, buah bambangan. Once eaten forever like it 😂

[@redouanepeche]

Good evening my friend. I am happy to meet you

[@hermanabdul-karim605]

The 9th lie....sabah n sarawak also differs...though both are in borneo...fyi i dont know about sabah but in sarawak, our rivers are all muddy with or without the alledge deforestation. Stay away from palm oil is mainly an economic war by the other vege oil producers but the again do a holistic research about it. Include the socio economic importance too apart from just environmental. Anyway, make a trip to sarawak when you have the opportunity..

[@ClairesFootsteps]

Hey I would love to visit Sarawak too! Yeah it's important to research all aspects I agree with that. I did find it sad to see the loss of orangutan habitat. But I understand that's easy for me to say - in the UK we sadly already destroyed most of our natural habitat a long time ago and I do understand it's often what happens with modern development.

[@bibiannajojo298]

Do come visit the great Mulu Cave in Sarawak. You won't regret it​@@ClairesFootsteps

[@teddycoles3532]

9:54 that looked way too much muddy, maybe it's raining upstream the river

[@asrie1234]

*Welcome to Malaysia truly Asia good food, good people beautiful beach, GOOD DURIAN TOO , beautiful skyscrapers, Centre Off Travelers & others, M"sian likes to lepak Restaurant Mamak drink Teh Tarik, Likes to joining Malaysian just asking them, Welcome 🇲🇾💙🧡♥️💙🇲🇾*

[@RUHappyATM]

Almost all the big rivers in Sarawak are brown with sendiment, unlike many rivers in Europe or NAmerica.

[@NazuRei-]

in the past Sulu terrorist would kidnapping tourists for ransom.. but today both Malaysia and Philippine have agreement to increasing patrolling around those area.. so it's quite safe for tourists to visit

[@Lucife_Morningstar]

If u r vegetarians, next time try jely segu or kangkung goreng, cucumber leaf soup

[@ClairesFootsteps]

Next time!

[@linmark179]

In Sandakan,we have the Orang Utan Rehabilitation center. And a few special awesome parks to visit,like the Crocodile Farm. But,for the safety,I mean wherever you go.Just be careful. In Sabah, ppl can just snatch your wallet from your hand😅. Or worse,they cut your bagpack without you realise it. So never ever put valuable item like HP, wallet on the table and make sure you carry your bagpack at your front side.

[@robinhazell6019]

100,000 Orang Utans? WHAT? there were only about 20,000 in the 1980s, before the massive deforestation.

[@ClairesFootsteps]

WWF says differently! www.worldwildlife.org/species/bornean-orangutan

[@zanzillahsaruji9966]

​​@@ClairesFootstepsyou should visit Sarawak also in Borneo Island the biggest state in Malaysia. Late celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain twice visited Sarawak and he loved Sarawak Laksa which he claim as breakfast of the god..every year Sarawak is organizing the world music festival and you can google it if you are interested...

[@GraveSky.]

the orange thinggy in the map, not even safe for the local to travel too.. 😅

[@asfia82]

can you specific which one?sabah or sarawak?

[@joniwasridin3623]

U wc n tq u coz visit my hometown.come again to climb mount kinabalu....feel the experience u never2 ever forget.❤❤❤❤❤

[@ClairesFootsteps]

Yes I'm planning to climb Mount Kinabalu on my next trip to Borneo!

[@RudiTheMan]

Ye, the forest is shrinking and the government here are in denial,

[@oshkoshbgood]

ofc according to a British, the Bornean foods are amazing :))))

[@rozainins]

Welcome to Sabah borneo

[@adriansoong2811]

Most of d places u visited is a tourist trap...get a local to guide u for real feel of sabah.

[@andysim9995]

Borne is a huge island . Sarawak . Sabah . Kalimantan Brunei . So when you say Borneo , it's misleading.

[@Raxx1111]

Or just said north borneo

[@Konoha-n3v]

Walcom to malaysia

[@razalitamam7027]

Come to Sarawak

[@Ari-hh4bw]

Too much false information can be obtain if meet with wrong people that asume themselve as tour guide (no licensed)..so be careful next time especially arrive at the airport. (A lot ehailing users will offer severals tour to you with unimaginable price by offline without using apps itself)

[@jepbrown4941]

Its pronunced oh-runk oo-tunt not oh-rank oh-tang❤

[@SurauBawan]

Hi Clare..hope to meet you soon when you travel again to Borneo.. Please do not hesitate to contact me.. Nice to meet you..😊❤

[@BORNEOASUPPLY]

NORTH BORNEO

[@miamordana50]

Yes and know😂😂😂

[@MrRonaldAsuncion]

Myth No. 9: less than 100,000 Orang Utans in the wild.

[@BORNEOASUPPLY]

COME TO PAPAR I WILL SHOW YOU MORE

[@masterderr2451]

❤❤❤

[@CNB21]

Come again!

[@kkiat424]

Pls don't spread those news bout Borneo, East Malaysia. We like it to b less touristy, we don't want over tourism that could destroy our nature & environment. Whatever u luv bout here, juz keep it to urself 👍👍👍

[@ClairesFootsteps]

Hey, fully understand and respect your opinion! I spoke to lots of people in Borneo, many who do want to see an increase in sustainable, mindful tourism (which is what I promote). I always encourage people to visit eco-friendly resorts, clean up beaches and oceans, support conservation programmes etc and do believe that by doing this travel can be a force for good. People will always talk about destinations and share travel stories, we've been doing so since the beginning of time :)

[@tiKo_Borneo]

🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤

[@bibibie9337]

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