THE annual grand market held towards the end of the year in Kota Belud, Sabah, is not just about stalls hawking wares and food and a parade of folk decked out in their traditional best.
The state’s oldest tamu besar – which means big meeting or market in the local dialect – also marks a gathering of Bajau horsemen, an increasingly rare sight nowadays.
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