New magazine Adatku aims to preserve Penampang native culture


KOTA KINABALU: Local lore tells of angry spirits - those of two siblings slain by their parents for being romantically involved - that haunt courting couples or anyone engaging in hanky-panky at the Monsopiad Cultural Village grounds here.

Legend has it that the lovers were caught under a tree at the Monsopiad village in Penampang, now the site of the cultural village which is famed for its collection of skulls and other creepy objects on display.

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