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SAPULUT, lost off-the-beaten track in Sabah? - Backpacking Borneo (3 of 9)

WANT MORE? DON’T MISS THE NEXT VIDEO - SUBSCRIBE NOW!!! 😁 This time we decided to explore the world’s third largest island... Borneo! Intrigued by its ancient equatorial rainforests, spectacular jungle wildlife, rich indigenous culture and culinary melting pot, we were looking for something wild - Borneo sure did not disappoint! Come on an adventure with us as we explore Sabah, the Malaysian part of Borneo. We discover untouched primary rainforests, where you feel like you are in the Jurassic lost world; catch a glimpse in the dense canopy of wildlife such as the endangered orangutan and the cartoon like proboscis monkey; learn about the heritage and old traditions of the Murut and the Kadazandusun tribes and admire the wide range of delicious cuisine of this magnificent island. On our way to Maliau Basin, we had a slight misadventure and got lost in a small indigenous Murut village called Romol. We were fortunate enough to be welcomed to spend the night at Orou Sapulot, a community based eco-tourism project. This remote and off-the-beaten track area is a beautiful part of Sabah, not far from the Kalimantan border. From there, you can climb the sacred knifelike limestone rock, Batu Punggul which is riddled with caves. Some people say it's the best view of Sabah! Unfortunately, we didn't have the chance to climb it but it was an amazing experience to exchange with the locals. Check it out! And let's get lost! Useful link: https://www.borneo.tours ------------------------------------------------------- Follow us on Facebook Click here 👉   / yourtravelbuddywill   Follow us on Instagram: Click here 👉   / yourtravelbuddywill   ------------------------------------------------------- NEW: Take part to our TBW Postcard Challenge! Click here 👉 https://gofund.me/aa63ed65 ------------------------------------------------------- #yourtravelbuddywill #letsgetlost #borneo