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Rows of lanterns adorn Labuan town before Chinese New Year celebration. Even though the Chinese community only contributed about 12% of Labuan population by ethnicity, Chinese New Year is always widely celebrated on this island. Big gratitude to Labuan Chinese Chamber for this amazing effort. Those who cannot go back to your hometown due to the Movement Control Order, we hope the liveliness of the lanterns 🏮🏮🏮🏮🏮 bring shine and hopes to you and your family for this upcoming Chinese New Year.
Photo credit : @kian.kiang
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⛳️ Tee Off With Mother Nature 🌳🌊
LABUAN INTERNATIONAL GOLF CLUB
🏌️♀️ the only 18-hole golf course in Labuan
🏌️♂️ Covers the area of 80.93 hectares with physical criteria that is hilly, windy and among the challenging golf course in Malaysia
🏌️ Fully completed in 2013 with fascinating scenery of the original forest and facing the South China Sea.
Photo credit : @labuaninternationalgc
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Underwater may be the place you should be going… its beautiful, mysterious, wild but yet it set you free… dive 🤿🥽 deep and explore the devastation that has transformed into a stunning paradise.
LABUAN AUSTRALIAN WRECK
The origins of the Australian wreck dates back to 1890, where it was first used as a Dutch cargo and passenger steamer. It was scuttled by the Dutch during WWII to prevent the Japanese from using it. However, the Japanese salvaged what was left of the ship and used it as a cargo vessel. It was henceforth known as ‘Imbari Maru’.
In 1944, the vessel met a tragic end when it was attacked by the Australian air force (hence the name) and sunk 23km southwest of Labuan. 339 people died, many of whom were female prisoners (known as ‘comfort women’) while others escaped via lifeboats. Because of its tragic end, many believe the wreck was haunted 👻
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Every time you dive, you hope to see something amazing. Sometimes the ocean gives you a gift but sometimes it doesn’t.
LABUAN AMERICAN WRECK
The American Wreck was sunk towards the end of World War II and holds a rich yet tragic history. The US Navy minesweeper was destroyed by a mine and broke in half on June 9th, 1945 and took 9 lives.
The wreck lies at a depth of approximately 33 metres or probably more, remnants of bullet clips, depth chargers, wire bottles and cannon artefacts can still be seen amidst the shipwreck.
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Diving is an investment of time and money but the rewards can be life changing 🥽🤿
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Blue Water Wreck & Cement Wreck
*read about cement wreck on the previous post
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LABUAN BLUE WATER WRECK
Considered the most popular among the other 3, the Blue Water wreck is named after the surrounding crystal blue waters and has one of the best visibilities. This once large fishing trawler from the Philippines (Mabini Padre) caught fire and sank in 1981 but luckily there was no casualties.
The corals are somewhat sparse but rich, attracting lionfish, cardinal fish, batfish and a variety of groupers among others. With its excellent visibility and wide array of marine life, experienced divers will find the Blue Water wreck truly memorable.
Photo credit and diving enquiries, please contact @borneostardivers
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The ocean stirs the heart, inspire the imagination and brings eternal joy to the soul.
“LABUAN CEMENT WRECK”
The Cement Wreck is located some 21km off Labuan, east of Kuraman Island and is the shallowest compares to the other 3 wrecks. The sunken remains of the ship – which was transporting cement to Brunei for the construction of the Sultan’s new palace until it struck a bank and sunk – sits perfectly upright at about 30 metres or probably more. Her masts stand at 8 metres and the roof of the wheelhouse at 14 metres. This ‘perfect’ position makes the wreck ideal for novice divers and wreck diving training.
The best time to dive in Labuan is from March to September but the weather nowadays is very unpredictable… so, it depends on luck… 🤓😎 consider stay longer and make your own luck 🤗🥰
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Labuan Bird Park
The one and only in Borneo
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The bird park is the only one in Borneo. It is fully administered by the Department of Veterinary Services under the Ministry of Agriculture & Agro-Based Industry of Malaysia.
The park that houses a variety of wild and exotic birds began its construction in 1995 and fully completed 2 years later.
It was opened to the public in 1999 and officially launched on the 4th of August 2003.
Source from: @tamanburunglabuan
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BRITISH GOVERNMENT HOUSE “BUMBUNG DUA BELAS” (1852 – 1945)
The once Government House
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It was located at the Botanical Garden, formerly the site of the Government House that was locally known as “Bumbung Dua Belas”. It was built in 1852, a long and low structure with interesting roof design. Today, only the water storage tank remains, along with a small grave of a much-loved foxhound (dog) named Jim.
The house was fully completed in 1854. It serves as a social meeting point for officials, a stopover for the government invitees and as a venue for formal occasion hosted by the government. The construction cost was the cheapest ever recorded which only cost at £650. The uniqueness of the British Government House has been recognised as the most beautiful office building in Southeast Asia. The house was built from ironwood, rosewood and the 1.2 metres height white painted bricks which were stacked above the ground. It was well known with its 3.04 metres wide balcony built from polished wooden floor. The house was also visited by the British Royal family which among them are King Edward VII and King George V in March 1922. It was destroyed on May 3, 1945, during World War II.
Source from :
Prof. Madya Dr Ismail Bin Ali: “Bumbung 12”, British Government House Findings Report from 1852-1945
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(1) Winner of #mylabuanstory contest held in 2019 @asmali_faizal
(2) Video shooting for @airasia ads by Laduni Services SB
What can I say… I felt in love 😍 with the sunset over and over again. Its glorious… mesmerising… beautiful… and magnificent..! Yes!! The sunset moment is one thing you should not miss when you are in Labuan. Its the longest sunset view from Batu Manikar Beach to Sg. Miri Beach, a 9km stretch. On perfect weather, the sun began to disappear into the horizon around 6.00 pm.
A wise person once said that it is not just the sunset but the sunset is at the award-winning beach… 🥰😍
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