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What is The Gaya Street Sunday Market? The Gaya Street Sunday Market is where many visitors go every Sunday since it's the weekend. Therefore, this market is one of the best places to experience the culture and lives of Sabahan families on Sunday. Opening Hours Gaya Street Sunday Market is open every Sunday morning from 6.00 am-1.00 pm. The street is closed every Sunday morning, and it starts from the Jesselton Hotel until the Municipal Building at the other end. Gaya Street Sunday Market Location  The Gaya Street Sunday Market is located at Pusat Bandar Kota Kinabalu, 88000 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah. If you want the map, then you can click the link below. 3 Awesome Features Gaya Street Sunday Market The Wide Variety Of Stalls The market sells about anything such as local Sabahan foods and drinks and other items like herbs, flowers, vegetables, hardware, toys, souvenir t-shirts, fish, puppies, ducks, chickens, local medicines, fresh Sabah coffee, musical instruments, bamboo handicraft...

Signal Hill Observatory Tower, located 78 Jalan Asrama, is one of the best places to visit. What Are The 5 Best Things To Do Signal Hill ? What are the 5 Best Things to do in sunset hill? Well, Most people visit Signal Hill because of its sunset view.  However, you can also see the whole view of the city, enjoy the view while sitting at a coffee shop, and view the sunset. It's also the best place to take photoshoots. Full View of Kota Kinabalu City  Relax and enjoy the full view of KK City. Visitors could spot Suria Sabah Shopping Mall and Wisma Merdeka, and many other buildings in KK.You can see a distant view up to Tanjung Aru if you bring a telescope or binoculars.  One of the best places where you can enjoy the full view of KK city.visitors could look at the town center until a distant view of the Tanjung Aru and up to the Likas Bay areas.  Signal Hill Sunset The purpose of people going up there is to enjoy the beautiful sunset, which is amazingly stunning. In o...

Lokan Bakar and Grilled Coconut or Kelapa Bakar is one of the famous eateries in Kota Kinabalu. It is located at the roadside stalls in the Kg Salut area in Jalan Sulaman along Tuaran Road. Although they’re only ordinary stalls, the foods give you unforgettable tastes, making you crave more. The clams (Polymesoda Expansa) or loan is a bivalve of mollusks found in the stiff mud deep into the mangrove. Lokan Bakar Kota Kinabalu When you come to these stalls, you must try their Lokan Bakar, which has three different sizes such as big (RM12), medium (RM10), and small (RM7). Besides, they’re also serving raw clams that come in different sizes with big (RM10), medium (RM8), and small (RM5). Each serving comes with 20 units of clams.  The taste of those BBQ clams is sweet and tender. The clams are on a zinc plate with a bit of oil, and since they’re a bit smelly, the clams have a mixture of sesame oil, ginger, lemongrass root, lime, black soy sauce, vinegar, and a bit of onion The sweet s...