I am not particularly happy with the renaming, as my hometown is another KK – Kuala Kangsar. Kota Kinabalu essentially hijacked the name ‘KK’ from my hometown! Furthermore, Kinabalu itself derives from
Anyway, Kota Kinabalu is by the sea, not some 3000m above sea level. It has a beautiful waterfront. Here are some photos taken on September 15, 2008 – the eve of Malaysia Day.
It is worth noting that Chinese Sabahans continue to refer to this city as Api 亚庇.
Tourists at the waterfront. There are lots of Westerners and Koreans...
The flags of Sabah, Malaysia, and... not sure about the last one
A ship, a boat, a sampan and the sunset...
Nice pictures! :D
ReplyDeleteSeems like a nice place to chill on a lazy afternoon. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
the sunset picture is very nice!
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maybe u will have chance to there in future... :)
love the last pic!!
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nice pix! KK (by this i mean sabah's cap :P) is a beautiful city... but i still prefer its colonial name... :P
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures!
ReplyDeletegood place and nice pictures.. shall go back there soon after huh..
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ReplyDeleteYou graduated from Universiti Malaysia Sabah?
Too bad Kota Kinabalu hijacked KK initials from your hometown Kuala Kangsar! haha!
ReplyDeleteHowever, KK may no longer be known as Kota Kinabalu at least when you are referring to food, cos KK may soon stand for Krispy Kreme, which just opened in Berjaya Times Sq to long queues! : )