DISCOVERING BORNEO’S INTERIOR – OROU SAPULOT BY SONNY ROYAL, 27 SEPTEMBER 2017 Visitors to Sabah rarely get the opportunity to experience the local culture and the people that are at the heart of the state’s ethnic diversity. More often than not tourists will rarely step off the well-trodden trail in search of adventure, wildlife and Read more about DISCOVERING BORNEO’S INTERIOR – OROU SAPULOT[…]

SAYAP VILLAGE COMMUNITY PROJECT KICKSTARTER BY SONNY ROYAL, 05 SEPTEMBER 2017 In June, the Sticky Rice Travel team packed their backpacks and ventured up to the sleepy village of Sayap that is situated about 2hrs drive from Kota Kinabalu nestled on the north-west face of Mount Kinabalu. Fringed by cloudy forested foothills and not far Read more about SAYAP VILLAGE COMMUNITY PROJECT KICKSTARTER[…]

CAMPING IN THE CLOUDS AT SAYAP SUBSTATION BY SONNY ROYAL, 14 JULY 2017 On the north-western face of Kinabalu National Park lies the small village of Sayap and unbeknown to many, it’s the perfect gateway to exploring the luscious and much cooler montane rainforests of Sabah. Sayap substation recreational area. Our backpacks were filled with Read more about CAMPING IN THE CLOUDS AT SAYAP SUBSTATION[…]

DANUM VALLEY ANCIENT RAINFOREST BY NICHOLAS HEARD, 15 FEB 2019 Danum Valley Conservation Area Nestled in the far north-east of the third largest island in the world, within the Malaysian state of Sabah lies an equatorial haven for tropical biodiversity known as the Danum Valley Conservation Area. The 130-million-year-old ecosystem is comprised of pristine primary Read more about DANUM VALLEY ANCIENT RAINFOREST[…]