Want to get up close and personal with nature? Pack your bags and make your way to Borneo Kellybays for some nature-all fun. Nestled in Kampung Laya Laya in Tuaran, Borneo Kellybays is an ideal destination for family getaways and MICE group trips. It offers adventurous activities such as camping, volleyball, horse riding, jungle trekking, nature conservation programs, challenging games, survival games, and sepak takraw.

After a full day of thrilling adventures, opt to wind down with a traditional massage. For a change of pace, chill out while learning the art of batik painting or see some cooking demonstration. At night, enjoy a campfire party or simply relish a quiet night amidst a mangrove forest. An amazing place to drink in the great outdoors!

An interesting escape that will only take you 1 ½ hour from the city of Kota Kinabalu to a breathtaking backdrop of Mount Kinabalu and placing you at the second most beautiful village in Malaysia.Located somewhere on the northwestern part of Sabah, Kiulu River graded as Class I – II river is safe enough for children and gentle enough for the elderly. Trip begins with a safety briefing session conducted by our professional raft guide that will demonstrates rafting techniques and proper handling of rafting equipment before rafting commences.

Excursion covers up to 15km, making it the longest white water rafting trip in Borneo. The journey will take about 1 ½ - 2 hours of rafting before reaching the ending point where delicious barbecue lunch prepared just by the riverbank. While having your lunch, enthrall yourself with the pristine breathtaking surroundings or get a quick sun tan before heading back to your respective hotels.

The Borneo wilderness begins just outside the resort, and offers the curious explorer many fascinating sights and adventures. Most popular of all is a visit to our Nature Reserve, where you'll meet our famous Orang Utans, rescued animals who stay with us for a few years so they can return to the wild and thrive.

The Reserve is also home to a wide spectrum of Sabah wildlife such as two species of deer, long-tailed macaques, pheasants, civets, bear cat, masked musang, monitor lizard, water hens, porcupines, slow lorises, pangolins, pitcher plants, fruit bats and 63 species of birds.

Guests may help support our rehabilitation efforts through our unique Foster an Animal Programme, whereby if you choose to become one of our Foster Parents, you may have the name of your party and your chosen animal listed on our Web site.

Ng Sian Hap Pottery Sdn. Bhd. was establish in the 1950's by the founder who was from a poor family. He was having trouble to support his living. Therefore he gambled by investing in pottery industry. After 2 generation, which is today. Ng Sian Hap Pottery Sdn. Bhd. had become one of the largest pottery products manufacturer in Sabah & Sarawak. Besides the one in Kg. Bakut, Tuaran, we also have branches in Tawau, Keningau, Miri and Sibu.

NSH Pottery's main products are associated with the clay industry. We make & sell many kinds of clay product such as flower pot, vase, sculpture etc. We offer reasonable price for all our products to suit our customer's liking.

We welcome you to our shop which is located near Kg.Bakut. Our location is given in a map form in the location link in the main page of our shop.

Tambalang Racecourse built by the Berjaya Government in the mid-1980s, the house racing activities at that times had only one and half year stint at Tammbalang, Tuaran. After the PBS Government shifted to Tanjung Aru due to lack of crowd and distance road condition. It is almost a quarter of a century, horse racing has finally returned to Tambalang and a soft opening launched by Sabah Local Government and Housing Minister YB Datuk Haji Hajiji Hj. Noor who is also the State Assemblyman for Sulaman in which Tambalang now located.

Tuaran: The return of horse/pony racing to Tambalang after 30 years will stimulate economic growth and tourism in the district, said Local Government and Housing Minister Datuk Hajiji Noor. The Tambalang racecourse was built during the Berjaya era but was used for only a year before it was abandoned and racing activities were shifted back to Tanjung Aru. The State Government then leased out the racecourse to Diriwan Corporation in order for it to operate 4D outlets in the State until 2013.

A Tamu is a weekly market, a bazaar where local farmers, fishermen and traders can gather to showcase their wares. The natives, such as Kadazan-Dusun, Murut, Bajau and other local races, some of those who will attend dressed in traditional clothing. It is colorful, noisy, filled with smells and exotic offerings. You will also see Chinese traders, which shows you how closely our people here are integrated. All coming together in the native market to trade.

The Tamu in Tuaran gathers every Sunday. You can see stalls selling cooked food for those who want a snack or perhaps a late breakfast. Moving on, you will see the Tamu roughly divided into local produce such as fruits and vegetables, fresh seafood such as fishes, prawns, crabs and cockles, as well as a section for fresh meat. This is where locals of all races come to visit. The amount of fresh produce is wonderful to look at and cheap to buy.