What On Earth Is Borneo?

[@cohandora]

Man really cropped out Malaysia and Brunei out of the island on the thumbnail

[@kanzai12]

@@cohandora 🤣🤣🤣

[@badbleepp7641]

@@cohandora well its understandable why did he cropped out brunei but malaysia is a peninsula and borneo consist of kalimantan, sarawak, sabah and brunei

[@pegangagamakeranaitusiapak576]

😂

[@sugengrahayu2275]

@@badbleepp7641 yes normal

[@briantarigan7685]

Man really knows who's the real deal

[@rapidthrash1964]

The corpse flower is the largest flowering plant on Earth but the largest plant on Earth is likely a tree

[@nettlarry]

Thanks! Hurt me too. Luckily, I don't have to anymore now.

[@tundrataiga5100]

Largest single flower & largest flowering plant are two different thing Largest single flower refers to a specific species's flower size Largest flowering plant means the largest Angiosperm, by the body/plant size

[@deplatformedcrowprinceluna6339]

@@rapidthrash1964 ah, the rafflesia.

[@retnoartanti1976]

It is a tree

[@aykarain]

largest flower, not largest flowering plant

[@hafizilmi7255]

The thumbnail is just the Indonesian part of Borneo🇮🇩

[@Sil2iconDreams]

@@abdulwahidmdtahir3660 why would they, though?

[@sutediheriyonoBaladMaUng]

KALIMANTAN part of INDONESIA, the thumbnail annoying.

[@hafizilmi7255]

​@@sutediheriyonoBaladMaUngAh yes, Kalimantan🇮🇩

[@TaqdyrXavier]

LOL 😂😂😂

[@briantarigan7685]

Man knows who's the real deal

[@nongthip]

Main reason I went to (Malaysian) Borneo - was travelling from Singapore to Thailand overland passing through peninsular Malaysia, and in a random book shop picked up a Lonely Planet guidebook. On one of the photo pages was this very pointy treeless rocky mountain peak which grabbed my interest. It was Mt. Kinabalu which as it turned out is one of the highest peaks in east Asia and can be climbed in under two days. So I flew to Kota Kinabalu, went to the national park, and climbed it - fantastic experience! Then visited some places in Sabah, like Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre, a mud massage spa and some scuba dive sites off the east coast. I had a friend who was teaching at a school in Brunei so went by boat via Labuan (a tax-free island where you can buy cheap booze) and onward to BSB (Bandar, the capital of Brunei). As fun as it was to stay with my Kiwi friend it was also weird this country so locked away from the world, like everyone was in a hypnotic trance thinking it was the best place on Earth so why go anywhere else? I took a bus to Miri, where it was nice to feel relatively "free" after imprisoned Brunei. Then visited the Niah Caves park which has absolutely huge caves going on for long distances with very high ceilings and tons of bats. I hopped a quick flight to Kuching in Sarawak which had a pretty happy vibe, except the name means "cat" and they routinely kill street dogs. There are cat-themed things everywhere - cat taxi, cat disco, cat hotel, etc. Then I flew back to Johor Bahru on peninsular Malaysia and went to Tioman island for some diving. Anyway, I think Malaysian Borneo is definitely worth a couple weeks or a month to see some amazing nature. Happy travels! Map here: maps.app.goo.gl/ZJzmGProHU2CamzU7

[@tusharislam8002]

Fantastic!

[@rizkyadiyanto7922]

brunei is an oil-rich country. its basically middle east/arab except its in the tropical jungle. they dont have income tax for its citizen too and other welfares. why would they complain?

[@srepahzatulzzz9610]

@@rizkyadiyanto7922 yup, free education, healthcare and the list goes on and on. Although it is "locked away", it offers peace and tranquility to its rich citizens. Couldn't even find any beggars or homeless people lol

[@globe_throtter_1843]

@@rizkyadiyanto7922 complaint for not experiencing / enjoying modernization like other country maybe?

[@istoletxtsbraincells2164]

@@rizkyadiyanto7922 while people here are happy that it's a peaceful country, but can't say the same about money, yes like there's no income taxes, free healthcare, free education, the money is not enough for majority of the people here, more than half of the monthly salary gone just for groceries, and groceries price here keep increasing while salary stayed the same, the Sultan aware of this, while the minister is just like other.... Corrupted 🗿

[@Nafeels]

In an alternate universe where Sabah and Sarawak never joined the 1963 Malaysian Federation, Borneo would’ve been somewhat of a microcontinent with five countries. It’s an interesting landmass for sure and despite the differences, you can pretty much speak the same language without much barrier. We all have our own issues but y’know what, we do love our own neighbours. In fact, there’s been attempts by governments of Brunei, Sabah, Sarawak, and Indonesia to expand the road network (us Malaysians calling it the Pan-Borneo Highway), with some road expansions reaching the nooks of the Kalimantan border. Hopefully this new cooperation does rake in not just potential tourists, but also foreign investors. Sincerely, a Sabahan native.

[@141Travish]

@@Nafeels yeah, and many Malaysian blame Indonesia, while it's Malaysian who betrayed manila accord, and manila accord is between malaysia, brunei, sabah,sarawak, and Philippines, Indonesia is just a mediator. Indonesia never claimed sabah or sarawak.

[@wewenang5167]

@@141Travish wtf is this has anything to do with what he said? BRUH...it was the leaders of Sabah and Sarawak who did not want to join that plan. Manila accord was drafted by Sukarno for his own Majapahit ideology. That is why the Leader of Malaya, Sabah and Sarawak stop supporting manila accord because Indonesia wanted to claim everything belongs to them lol. Brunei also don't want to join Manila accord but they are not in Malaysia. The proof is in the puddings. IF INDONESIA WAS JUST A MEDIATOR WHY DID THEY ATTACKED MALAYSIA IN THE CONFRONTATION? You guys literally send army to invaded Sabah and Sarawak and killed local people. ffs!

[@mzzaah._d]

@@wewenang5167 they could just send all their forces to semenanjung, why attack sabah sarawak too, right?

[@mohammadnurhibatullah987]

​@@141Travishhistory blind person detected.. 😂 Dont forget UN referendum to sarawak&sabah people to choose to join Malaysia.. Not every decision must be on government and politician to decided but the native people desire must be heard.. Yet Indonesia sent their army to invaded my homeland and defeated.. 😂 Don't put your life in your politician guy like u do now or Indonesia will never move forward..😂

[@iverjr19]

@wewenang5167 isn't it,look at both of those countries,we malaysian (me as sabahan)are far more ahead than them..bcs how bad their country management is..pencuri manada mengaku pencuri,penjajah manada mengaku penjajah tapi sejarah la yg buka mata kita

[@SetArQ]

I live in a village in Lusong Laku, Belaga District in Kapit Division which is 1100 km from Kuching, the capital city of the State of Sarawak. I have not ventured much outside my village except going to Belaga town to buy groceries. My village can be considered the most remote village, not only in Sarawak but in Malaysia.. Anyway. Lusong laku is fast becoming an eco attraction point for malaysians and foreigners. If you are a foreigner, you may have a language barrier as most of us are not very fluent in English but you can still communicate with us. Our command of English is not as bad as some malaysian politicians.

[@cbjamboii]

Kamek anak sarawak 😅

[@tombulek5231]

I live here in Sabah, Malaysia - Borneo ❤. Its great living here in this island. I luv it 😊

[@kristiawanindriyanto5765]

Perhaps it should have been mentioned that Indonesia is planning to move its capital to Borneo, or we say it Kalimantan in Indonesian

[@rizkyadiyanto7922]

not even its president want to move there lmao.

[@reezevlog]

Nusantara is giving advantage to Sarawak, Sabah n Brunei in terms of economics..

[@tommytomas-fr3sh]

typical white people arrogance calling other people island with their own names...

[@thegrandlord2914]

​@@rizkyadiyanto7922presidential office is still under construction and many construction workers are still working in every room. So that's why president didn't move there Read more news please

[@thegrandlord2914]

​@@reezevlogand at the same time a serious threat for malaysia. Sabahan and sarawakian often feel disastified to how malaysian government treating them. Racism and discrimination also happened alot to sabahan and sarawakian due to their accent sounds more closer to Indonesian than malaysian. Similiar in accent, religious similiarity with indonesian borneo side (christianity), similiar in ethnicity (dayak, banjar, etc) will be a serious threat for malaysia

[@Geo197Plus]

Borneo Island is the only island in the world shared by three countries. 🇲🇾🇮🇩🇧🇳

[@abdulwahidmdtahir3660]

@Geo197Plus , but don't say this fact to Filipinos. They will get angry.

[@marlstravelogue]

@@Geo197Plus by claim actually 4

[@Geo197Plus]

@@abdulwahidmdtahir3660 Because of Sabah?

[@Geo197Plus]

@@marlstravelogue Philippines? 🇵🇭

[@141Travish]

Westerners: mispronounced Brunei to Borneo Also Westerners : let's exclude Brunei from Borneo in the thumbnail 🤣

[@josuaerick9670]

The thumbnail only shows Indonesia's part of borneo but Indonesians don't call it Borneo they call it Kalimantan

[@Syiepherze]

​@@Venerian2023 What was the point of this comment? OP is just pointing out how the Borneo map in the thumbnail is missing two entire countries. Kalimantan is the Indonesian endonym for the whole island, but also refers to the Indonesian region of the island specifically

[@tommytomas-fr3sh]

@@Syiepherze what about if we call a British island a pulau babi, would you like it? Have some respect!

[@141Travish]

@@Syiepherze Borneo, a mispronounced Brunei, and Brunei is only a faction of the Island, also, calling it Malay archipelago is like calling europe as British continent. it's blasphemy for thousands of other ethnic group.

[@freemanol]

@@tommytomas-fr3sh typical indonesian. acting big while nobody really gives an f about you

[@sutediheriyonoBaladMaUng]

​@@Syiepherzebritish named as they want but not the ppl at the island do. There's no malays archipelago but nusantara, the british ruin it.

[@Ifoundnohappinesshere]

Brunei, Sarawak and Sabah: "Im I a joke to you?"

[@RUHappyATM]

B,S&S: oh, oh, wiped off the map!

[@patrickxravis3251]

as a person that who live in borneo (Malaysia) it so calm to live in the here,all the ethnic that live in here are so friendly including Brunei & Kalimantan.

[@seanscott9040]

@6:05 that is not a modern Malaysian ringgit banknote

[@toya.channel]

Glad I'm not the only one to have caught that. Like damn, that is so darn old! It's also so rare that a peasant like me have not even seen a RM1,000 note before.

[@ahmadnurokhim4168]

It worth mentioning that Indonesia in the process of moving it's country capital to this island, on east part of it to be exact

[@477BravoJuliet]

Borneo has some of the most interesting and rare animals on the planet. I'd LOVE to spend a year there just doing wildlife photography.

[@miguelsa1505]

I am portuguese but will likely move there next month! It will be a whole new world!

[@abebrosiczki637]

Fr? What's the motive?

[@miguelsa1505]

Wanting to travel the world and getting a teaching job in the Malaysian part

[@abebrosiczki637]

@@miguelsa1505 Way to go, man! Boa sorte com isso! Tens que ir à Malaca também, uma antiga colónia portuguesa. 🇵🇹🇲🇾

[@tusharislam8002]

So excited for you! I visited SE Asia over the past year and its such an adventure! I miss it so much

[@dictmfg]

@@miguelsa1505 which part in Malaysia?

[@lucasenjat2726]

As a Sarawakian one part of malaysian i with respectlly to this chanel to tell you that you have to study more about my Borneo island becau i see many thing was missing about my Borneo island that you mention in your short video. Any way i with glade to say thank you to you.

[@BorneoCrocodile]

Watching from Borneo 🙋‍♂️

[@_greylatte]

Love your video! But please change the thumbnail to literal Borneo Island instead (your current thumbnail is Kalimantan, Indonesia region).

[@johannkassim9330]

I was born and still live in Borneo. It's peaceful, lovely, warm and hot; and now, getting a little bit expensive.

[@lukeberry6667]

I am a resident from Lundu Sarawak. And this is my honest opinion about the comparison between Indonesia and Sarawak. It is good from the perspective of many people from both sides. But behind that there will always be unhealthy comments made by some individuals who do not understand. .So my order is better not to make a difference about Sarawak & Indonesia...Hopefully the admin will understand what I mean. I apologize if anyone was offended and I hope that all of us who are in one Borneo island will always live and live in harmony. Luke, Kuching Sarawak

[@planetarystargazer]

What If New Zealand 🇳🇿 and IceLand 🇮🇸 swapped geographical locations

[@edreeves6440]

I was there for a few weeks in 1992 working on the river Kapuas which meanders up and down roughly following the equator from east to west, carrying a huge volume of fast-flowing water, reaching the sea at Pontianak, almost dead on the equator, which, by the way, has a population over 650,000, while you also neglected to mention Balikpapan on the east coast, 100 km south of Samarinda and about the same population, nearly 750,000. The new to-be capital of Indonesia, Nusantara is nestled in between Samarinda and Balikpapan, and is projected eventually to have a population of 1 1/2 million. It is less than 1 degree south of the equator.

[@ind3n]

Native Bornean here, thanks for showcasing our beautiful island.

[@XxOursChannelX4875]

Thank you so much for making video for my beloved Homeland❤,The land which i born and grow up proud to be a borneoan, greeting to all my borneoan brothers and sisters❤❤❤ from Malaysia, Brunei and Indonesia,we are one and borders cannot divided us

[@muhammaddarrenputra6389]

@@XxOursChannelX4875 love from East Borneo

[@Syiepherze]

Cheers from BN 💛

[@XxOursChannelX4875]

@@Syiepherze thank you so much,we are family

[@XxOursChannelX4875]

@@muhammaddarrenputra6389 thanks

[@mapeditorjon5306]

That's true, sending love from Sabah ❤️

[@caratv4687]

It's sometimes called as The Land of Dayak, because it's the largest & indeginous ethnic in the Island. There's several theories where the name of Boreno comes from. First is from Sanskrit word "Varana" which mean water. Second is Portuguese word Buruni (kingdom of the northwest coast). These two words is the original name for Brunei, and then pronounce as Borneo (the whole Island). IKN nusantara is good for modernization of Borneo, but there's two main impact that the local need to concern. First, Borneo will lost its forest. Second, the indigenous Dayak people potentially lost their status as the "tuai rumah". Because, the new capital city will bring many people from outside (other ethnic) especially the Malay, Java, and they'll migrate and become citizen in the Island. So, the Dayak will lost their forest and we don't know if they'll received the main benefits (good job & important main role), economy in their home land. I don't think so.

[@hijustacommenter10yearsand]

Update the thumbnail to add Malaysia and Brunei please! We are Bornean too!

[@JxH]

8:10 The largest "plant" on Earth is likely to weight a bit more than 11kg and might be a bit larger too. For example, a tree is also a "plant".

[@Robespierre-lI]

Lol. Yes. Such a weird error

[@horrorzone2674]

It should be largest flower

[@zulco99]

I live in Borneo and its alright. Lots of rain and Humidity quite high, overall I like it. haha kbye!

[@BalqieAlHafizh]

as an Indonesian and native Dayak from east Kalimantan (East Borneo), i must say you made many mistakes in this video. first, the island original name is Klemantan which become "Kalimantan". Borneo are mispelled of "Brunei Kingdom" by western colony. 0:50 the island name is Papua. "New Guinea" is a country on the east part of Papua Island (Papua New Guinea). the western part of Papua island belongs to Indonesia. 2:40 we have around 400-ish native language in the island. and it's not the most diverse, Papua has more than 1500 languages. with each villages has it own language. and as a native, we didn't respect you saying "if Borneo are it's own country ...." over and over again. since there's many big countries try to fully exploit our resource and nature by separating us, even attempt to initiate a separatist movement. if you say that in here, i'm afraid you'll get in trouble.

[@led3194]

"many big countries try to fully exploit our resource and nature by separating us" The same can be said to Malaysia and Indonesia. Sabah and Sarawak could have been rich with the resource it has, same goes to Kalimantan. Currently, the future of these land are paved and determined by those not born & live within the homeland. I don't like the idea of a united borneo since it has so many different people & may likely result in conflicts. But suggesting as if we aren't already exploited is just false.

[@Lilzenitsu-ro6tg]

Indo bang

[@RUHappyATM]

@@led3194 I agree with you.

[@putlidarwina217]

I am form North Borneo (Sabah)❤

[@r_dcruz1394]

SARARWAK MENTIONED!!!🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@totot99]

Bro the thumbnail is just Kalimantan aka the Indonesian side of Borneo 💀

[@Syiepherze]

Tbf Indons do call the whole island Kalimantan, but it's bizarre how the other countries are missing lol

[@totot99]

​@@Syiepherze yes I'm aware of that but we're not using Indonesian here but English. Could be an honest (d*mb) mistake or he purposedly missed it so that people would comment about his "mistake" so that the algorithm picks up his video because of the engangement(s) he gets

[@satouanimation]

AYO bro is giving my hometown a feedback! Lessgooooo

[@MalaysianBallProductions]

You left out sarawak and sabah in the thumbnail

[@wewenang5167]

Hello from the native of Borneo xD...come visit us. Im in Malaysian part of Borneo but i got relative in Brunei and in Indonesian part also. We all related linguistically and culturally in this huge Island even though we live in different countries. The Palm oil stuff is a double edge sword....its the only way we can get the GDP that we have now. Without it we in the Island would still living in the jungle and eat grass. Unless you live in Brunei where everything is free becasue you got OILS. Boneo is rich with resources. Like it or not for human to live on this island we need to cut some trees, open up land for agricultures and built houses. Unless you want us to live on trees. xD

[@uthmansyed7436]

Next can you do one such video about the island of java or the philippines

[@nguyenvientthu3203]

Watching from central kalimantan❤

[@seanscott9040]

Whoa I didn’t know a rafflesia is bigger than a redwood tree! You say it’s the biggest plant?

[@reezevlog]

Kuching Borneoan here…🙋🏻‍♂️.. interesting video….🤔

[@dwiranu5394]

It's funny that Borneo on your thumbnail only represents Indonesia's part.

[@dictmfg]

That Ringgit design is ancient 😭

[@pherdauzjivrailishmael7078]

Malaysian dollars

[@adizanim]

Balikpapan could be the next metropolis, it places right next to the new capital Nusantara.

[@lamandigital]

Hi world, from Borneo. We are currently in year 2034.

[@rcBorneo]

Please show the whole Borneo island in your thumbnail, thanks.

[@AVASTUDIOSINFO]

🎉🎉🎉❤ Interesting! Thank you!

[@ryanyeethegifted]

Borneo is something that without malaya and it is still beautiful and rich.

[@Agar_0_0_Agar]

That thumbnail is Kalimantan, not Borneo itself.

[@spaceunicorn8423]

8:24 . Yes. Born and I live here. Great and a peaceful place.

[@cbjamboii]

I spent 5 years in Kuching, wonderful city❤

[@anxiousseal556]

I live in west borneo, absolutely nothing to do. There’s only jungle that mostly inaccessible and brutal weather. This might sound interesting the nature and all but unlike forest, a jungle is a whole different beast it’s easy to get lost and entering the jungle itself is not an easy task so unless you have a team with an expert with you it’s hard to go anywhere there

[@nickryan6787]

If you're gonna talk about borneo why did you cropped out the northern part?

[@teomai]

I always "visit" Borneo 😆 to be honest, daily as I'm from the Land Below the Wind as formally know as North Borneo. Very informative video. Cheers everyone.

[@ethanielclyne5810]

I was able to visit Sabah a couple years ago as part of a uni module and we saw a female orangutan eating fruit high up in a tree which was amazing. Proboscis monkeys were also everywhere and always funny to look at while you would see several macaques per day. It was sad how little primary forest still existed and it was covered in palm plantations which were ghost towns that only benefitted palm civets

[@felicemarf]

KALIMANTAN/BORNEO MENTIONED 🗣️🔥🔥

[@rendyazha4315]

Hello from South Borneo/Kalimantan Indonesia

[@kluangh1tam]

Borneo Island looked like a big fat chicken in the map. The video thumbnail don't do justice.

[@kooz8279]

Recalled the name from the Tf2 map. Neat to now know the surrounding setting

[@ProfessionalSilly89]

As someone who lives in Borneo, I can assure you the RED team always wins, we get to watch their matches on TV!!!

[@barneyhall2753]

Important point he missed is that the new Indonesian capital, Nusantara, is being built in East Kalimantan.

[@PrescottJJames]

I'm Kadazan. A native race of Sabah. Sabah was known as North Borneo aka Crown Colony of British Borneo and was granted independence in Aug 31, 1963. The first Prime Minister of North Borneo and 6 others leaders from various race/tribes was killed in 1976, June 6 which is known as Double 6 Tragedy. The death of North Borneo Leaders led to Tun Abdul Razak and Tun Hussein Onn a Malays extremist to force Sabah joining Federation of Malaysia. In the June 6, 1976 North Borneo leaders was on board a plane heading to KL to inform KL that North Borneo wishes to become a republic. But Tun Hussein, knowing that Malaya cannot survive because of lack natural resources needed to "kidnap" And force Sabah (North Borneo) into the formation of Malaysia. Singapore managed to leave the union. North Borneo were dominantly Christian until the famous Islamisation of Sabah in 1976 to 1992 under the "Project IC Mahathir". Mahathir allowed the influx of Muslim from Southern Philipines (Palawan, Mindanao, Zamboanga, Tawi TAwi etc). These Muslims from Philipines was converted in Muslim Voters that led Tun Mustapha, a puppet politician by Mahathir to create chaos and the famous riot in 1986 in Kota Kinabalu.

[@ihavnttakeashowerfor7984]

@PrescottJJames stop being racist and accept the fact that islam is the majority in sabah, sarawak and kalimantan.. they were never be forced to joining malaya, ur fact is so dumb and racist and you cannot accept the fact.. kadazan dusun was never the only tribe live in sabah and please never claim sabah as your own

[@bryan_posts]

proud to be borneo malaysian

[@areldcookie5581]

Where's the rest of the Borneo ??

[@Dxco31]

The island looks like a far godzilla

[@mikeshashimi1405]

Geography Bible doesnt get his Geography right on the thumbnail

[@YoSiAprendo]

Are you the same person that used to have the 101 facts channel?

[@JamesD2957]

pretty sure you meant the largest flower. obviously there are plants way bigger, like in that same photo

[@nickinson89]

Thumbnail needs to be changed.

[@ramasaputra6205]

Funfact our borneo coal is what makes tokyo, beijing, shenzen, chongqing have 24 hour electricity

[@mradhayuda1]

My island

[@yunusjhon651]

British was the factor of disputing two nations who versus each other in both sides the claimant.Because British made the rights of other to their own right legally.

[@keffinsg]

Your thumbnail pic is wrong. It is only showing the Indonesian part of it.

[@patricka.crawley6572]

750,000km x 750,000km WHOW!!

[@JxH]

Yep, so many are oblivious to the distinction between "km squared" and "square km". The unit symbol "km²" is the root cause; it should be pronounced "square kilometers". I saw a sign recently where a volume of 100 km³ was described as a cube 100 km on each side. It's exasperating... I want the time back, that I spent learning all of this. Apparently it's now irrelevant.

[@patricka.crawley6572]

@@JxH Idiocracy is taking over.

[@XxOursChannelX4875]

​@@patricka.crawley6572one day...Borneo Will be united

[@MegaPhill93]

watching this as proud Sabahan

[@jhrdailies]

I'm surprised that given how recent this video is, yet you didn't mention Nusantara city in it 😮😅😢 (Located between Samarinda & Balikpapan)

[@Joe-Przybranowski]

Wouldn't the rainforest have been disputed 66 million years ago?

[@iwanasy7309]

Watching this video while in Borneo

[@Lune328]

Pretty normal to be There

[@jenellecheng1025]

I am from Malaysia 🇲🇾and state is Sabah Sabah is Borneo

[@SantaFe19484]

Borneo is the only with three fully sovereign recognized countries on it.

[@AdumbBot]

No one talking bout how the thumbnail is just Indonesian Kalimantan and not all of borneo

[@diejoeboo5624]

As a Bornean, Damn. We're finally being acknowledged!?!?

[@likeag6477]

The land of Aramaitii…

[@rudihardiansyah1108]

Hello... I'm from South Borneo 😁

[@TotalFooties]

It's Kalimantan. In Indonesia I suppose...

[@dennysetyono8338]

my hometown

[@hahafunny988]

I from this island.

[@MrRoslijob]

I live in Malaysia Borneo I was born in sabah

[@Enseaclopedia]

There's this place to see Orangutan in Indonesian Borneo called Tanjung Puting, lit. Nipple Cape/Cape Nipple 😂

[@noobifiedwastaken]

As a genetically modified orangutan, i approve the potrayal of our home in this video

[@AdiFarhanYusof]

im in Tuaran!

[@yunusjhon651]

The sultan of Sulu had long been losing his sovereign right under trap of British colonial era.Not only about Sabah but in many their Colonial State have been changed everything by the factor of British Colonialism .

[@jacobtimothy1183]

I live sarawak part malaysia wahre i in borneo

[@joelconolly5574]

Lucky to visit? I've basically lived here most of my life. North of Borneo in the state of Sabah, Malaysia. Lots of clips you've shown are from our capital Kota Kinabalu, Sabah which is pretty unique for having a capital next to the ocean. I do live in the interior parts but it's mostly a 2 hours drive to Mt. Kinabalu. Heck I'm working in even further interior parts about an hour or two away from the Indonesian borders. Otherwise, a great spots for nature tourism. Just make sure to say hello to the locals 😂.

[@cacingmini]

rafflesia arnoldi id from sumatra island 😮‍💨

[@Paguyuban_tepa_selira]

I'm from Southern Borneo, ask me anything 😊

[@yunusjhon651]

Today Borneo are belonging to some various tribes of locals from all Asian countries and many of them are Chinese origin who formerly migrated from China Mainland beside the sea of Borneo is claiming expand boarders by China .

[@muhamadnasir2553]

Origin named Varunai[sanskrit],local language b a r u n a i ,

[@KaRuNaRuGa]

Bro please fix the thumbnail, You're getting the Indonesians riled up

[@mrfuntastico4749]

SAMARINDA IS MENTIONED, LET'S F**KING GOOO!!! 3:34

[@arazsportswear1810]

You sounded like King Spade, are you?