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ULAT MULONG

<p>The Ulat Mulong or Sago Worm is a larva that inhabits the trunk of the sago palm tree, using the pith as its food source. The felled sago trunk is stored and left untouched for approximately two weeks to allow the larvae to grow, becoming healthy and active. When the time comes, the sago trunk is split open to extract the worms. These worms can be eaten raw, but they can also be roasted or fried.</p> ...

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TARIAN TINGKAH TALU

<p>Tingkah Talu, or its full name, Jepin Tingkah Talu Ulun Pagun, is a traditional dance passed down by the Tidung ethnic from the Tawau district, encompassing areas such as Kalabakan, Merotai, Bum Balai, Sebatik, and several regions around Sandakan and Beluran (Sugut). Tingkah Talu means "Three Steps" and originates in Kampung Mentadak, Sebatik Island.&nbsp; It is a dance rooted in the zapin tradition. Historically, this dance originates from the influence of Arab-Persian culture, introduced through intermarriages between Arabs and the Tidung ethnic during the global spread of Islam. Consequently, the style of this performance closely resembles the traditional form of zapin dances. The basic structure of this dance typically begins with Taqsim, accompanied by a solo gambus performance, and concludes with Wainab.</p> ...

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Kumpulan Penari Limbai Karamaian. Kampung Kelam...
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TARIAN BAKANJAR

<p>Bakanjar is a traditional dance from the Dusun Tatana tribe in the Kuala Penyu, Sabah. This dance reflects the art of self-defence and bravery, making it a form of war dance in the Tatana culture. It is performed exclusively by men, showcasing dynamic and symbolic movements, and is often presented at various events, especially during wedding ceremonies. In addition to symbolising the spirit of heroism, Bakanjar also serves as a tribute to the traditions and heritage of the Tatana ancestors, inspiring the annual Odou Bakanjar Festival, celebrated by the Dusun Tatana community in the Kuala Penyu district.</p> ...

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