Sabah, Malaysian Borneo has been regarded as one of the best destinations in the world for relaxing vacations. The main attractions are naturally Sabah’s beautiful islands with sandy beaches, blue waters and magnificent coral reefs, pristine rainforest, favourable climate, fascinating tradition and culture and abundant endemic wildlife.
International nature enthusiasts and wellness practitioners have long cherished Sabah, Malaysian Borneo, for her dynamic range of exotic medicinal plants. Sabah’s natural and pristine forest is rich with remedial and therapeutic herbs and spices growing in abundance all over Sabah; hence, it is only natural that they are utilised for beauty and wellness purposes. On top of that, Sabah has fascinating and diverse range of traditional healing practices which come from 30 different indigenous tribes.
Kota Kinabalu, the state capital, is the modern getaway to the rest of Sabah, Malaysian Borneo. Direct flights between Kota Kinabalu (or KK) and the regional capitals of Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Tokyo, Osaka, Seoul, Kaoshiung, Hong Kong, Taipei, Guangzhou, Xiamen and Shanghai in China, Sydney, Manila, Manado & Balikpapan Indonesia, Brunei, make Sabah easily accessible to travellers everywhere.
Karate runs in the family of Azuhan Syah Awang Hashim, 22, of Papar. All except his mother are the Japanese martial art exponents. His father, who teaches karate, and elder sister Maizatul Afidah are 2nd and 3rd dan black-belters respectively.His younger brothers aspire to be like them. And so it wasn’t surprising when Azuhan won the solo kata (choreographed fighting moves) title at the recent Sabah senior karate championship in Kota Kinabalu. Afterall he won the bronze at last year’s Kobe Osaka International (KOI) that has made youth and sports minister Peter Pang En Yin proud.
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