Labuan’s close proximity to Negara Brunei Darussalam has had a major influence on the island’s socio-economic and cultural evolution. More than 60% of the 60,000 local are descendents of the Brunei Malays. As such, Bahasa Brunei is the major lingua franca on the island. The Brunei Malays The Brunei Malays are found along the west coast […]
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Explore MoreIsland Layang-Layangan Island A gem, a sparkle within the deep blue sea, a beautiful emerald all alone kissed by the sun in the South China Sea, is the Layang Layang or “Swallows Reef”. An atoll 300km North West of Labuan, near the Spratly islands, it is manmade and constructed for the Malaysian Navy and later […]
Explore MoreTrue to its vision, “Tee-Off With Mother Nature”, the brand new Labuan International Golf Club (LIGC) is set amidst over 200 acres of lush landscapes and natural surrounds in Federal Territory Labuan. Any golfers who visits will be guaranteed to appreciate both the challenge and the mesmerising scenery. The par 72 golf course was designed […]
Explore MoreWorld War II Memorial The Chimney An Archeological Mystery Peace Park Surrender Point Labuan Museum Marine Museum World War II Memorial This Memorial is situated at Jalan Tanjung Batu. 3,908 graves of soldiers who either died in battle or captivity lie here. Most of the soldiers were Australians and British with some from the Punjab […]
Explore MoreThe recent appearance of a series of monoliths in remote areas captured the public’s imagination. Theories about who made the monolith and how it got there naturally came pouring in. The same air of speculation could have been experienced by seafarers upon their arrival in Labuan more than a century ago. In 1915, ‘Asiatic Pilot’ […]
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