Carnival time at the Harvest Festival bazaar


Locals dressed in traditional costume buying food at one of the burger stalls.

FOR the past two weeks, people from all walks of life have been flocking to the Kadazan Dusun Cultural Association (KDCA) grounds in Penampang, near Kota Kinabalu, for the ever-popular Harvest Festival bazaar.

Since May 15, rain or shine, crowds have come to savour local delicacies and a variety of beverages when the KDCA opened its doors and the Hongkod Koisaan Hall (Unity Hall) to cultural activities unique to Sabah.

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