Wild durians a hit in Sabah


Local delight: Hasril selling dalit durians at the roadside along the Lok Kawi–Kota Kinabalu road. — NORMIMIE DIUN / The Star

KOTA KINABALU: Wild durians are gaining popularity among durian lovers here although they are not as sweet as varieties that are commercially cultivated.

These wild durians, known by Kadazan­dusun names as sukang (red) or dalit (red to orange flesh), are commonly found in the more remote parts of the state.

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