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Only three buildings remain of the old town after it was obliterated by bombs in the Second World War: the old General Post Office on Jalan Gaya, Atkinson’s Clocktower (built in 1905 and named after Jesselton’s first district officer) and the old red-roofed Lands and Surveys building. The renovated post office now houses the Sabah Tourism Board. For a good view of the town and offshore islands, walk to the top of Signal Hill, just east of the centre.
The nearest decent beach is Tanjung Aru, 5 km south. It is popular at weekends and has a good open-air food court. Take the Tanjung Aru (beach) bus from the station by City Hall.
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Local culture, history, flora and fauna are the main themes. A gallery displays works by contempo...
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For Danum Valley and Maliau Basin, contact Yayasan Sabah Group (Sabah Foundation) (T088-326300, w...
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For Danum Valley and Maliau Basin, contact Yayasan Sabah Group (Sabah Foundation) (T088-326300, w...
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Perched on a small hill overlooking the mosque, the purpose-built Sabah State Museum (Jl Mat Sall...
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Sabah Tourism Board (51 Jl Gaya, T088-212121, www.sabah tourism.com, Mon-Fri 0800-1700, Sat 0800-...
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Sabah Tourism Board (51 Jl Gaya, T088-212121, www.sabah tourism.com, Mon-Fri 0800-1700, Sat 0800-...
