Perjalanan ke Sandakan mengambil masa kira-kira 45 minit dengan menggunakan kapal terbang atau bus mengambil masa 6 - 7 jam. Perbelanjaan beli tiket kapal terbang pergi dan balik semula kira-kira RM 150.00, manakala bus kira-kira RM 50.00.
Sandakan merupakan bandar utama yang menjadi pusat pemerintahan Syarikat British Borneo Utara (SBBU), yang dikenali sebagai Elopura. Pusat pemerintahan sekarang adalah Kota Kinabalu yang menjadi ibu negeri Sabah. Sandakan merupakan bandar kedua terbesar di Sabah.
Pada pendapat saya, Sandakan memberikan saya dua perasaan iaitu klasik dan moden. Saya menyatakan ianya klasik sebab masih banyak lagi tempat yang menarik dan lama. Apabila saya berjalan kaki, saya dapat melihat begitu banyak bangunan lama yang tinggi dan bentuknya seperti bangunan lama di Hong Kong atau Thailand. Moden yang saya maksudkan di sini ialah landskap yang menarik dengan gaya rekaan bangunan moden dan pelbagai. Sandakan adalah bandar yang sedang membangun.
(Travel to Sandakan takes about 45 minutes by plane or bus takes 6-7 hours. Expenditure buy a plane ticket to go and come back around RM 150.00, while the bus is around RM 50.00.
Sandakan is the principal city of the seat of government of the British North Borneo Company (SBBU), known as Elopura. Central government now is Kota Kinabalu which is the capital of Sabah. Sandakan is the second largest city in the state.
In my opinion, Sandakan gave me two of classic and modern feeling. I say classic because it is much more interesting place and time. When I walk, I can see so many old buildings are tall and shaped like the old buildings in Hong Kong or Thailand. Modern I mean here is an interesting landscape with style and design of modern buildings. Sandakan is a city that is developing.)
Let's go through the pictures.
Sandakan Airport - Food centre is located at the top level
Sandakan Hotel - where I saw two goats walking around
Here at Sandakan, people call some place as "Batu or Bandar" . I can't remember the name of this city
Sandakan have many replica. This is crocodile replica. It's trying to point to another way. I made a joke, "our tour guide, crocodile."
We have our breakfast here with one family.
Mee sup: Murah dan sedap - non-halal food
Giant Supermarket. It is not far from palm Oil Kretam - almost 45 minute or more.
Jabatan Perhutanan Sabah
We made a lunch together with one family at TLDM
Ayam Penyet Medan Selera - we don't have enough time to visit this place
Dewan Masyarakat Sandakan
Good landscape
Sandakan St Micheal Church. I heard that 1 person have to pay RM 5.00 to enter this church
This stone in front of the church. It said that the church established on 29 September 1988. The time capsule to be open in year 2038 and 2088. Wow.
Of course, church bell
St. Micheal Church
Way to Bandar Nam Tung
Beach and boat. Sandakan famous with seafood. Murah dan segar
Pusat Pembangunan Belia dan Sukan. A place where you can enough your tea
Telur tart dan air bunga yang sedap
Old oil station
Old and tall building. My friend said that there is no lift here. So, you just need to practice here, if you want to climb Mount Kinabalu.
This street remind me about Bangkok Dangerous movie.
The mall is close about 9.00 pm or early 8.00pm.
On top of this market is a place for us to get our breakfast. It's for non-halal food. The level before is for halal food.
Harbour Mall
In front of this hill, you can see temple.
Hope Sandakan Centre
Hope Sandakan Centre
Wantan
Nak Hotel established on 1966
Rotary Observation Pavilion
This place located in front of Agnes Keith's house.
Agnes Keith as known as Agnes Newton Keith is a writer of Land Below the Wind, who married with Henry G. Keith or Harry Keith, the Conversator of Forests and Director of Agriculture under Chartered Company
We enjoyed our seafood here, in the middle of village, Kampung Sim-sim. Restaurant Seafood Sim-sim.
I hope I can visit Sandakan once again. There is many places inside my head to explore. Pusat Pemeliharaan Orang Hutan Sepilok, the Rainforest Discovery Centre, Turtle Islands Park, Sungai Kinabatangan dan Gua Gomantong.
Love this post! It was an eye-opening trip of exploring what God has prepared for this wonderful land.
BalasPadamGreat job on this post, Angin ;) *thumbs up*