(PART 2) TAMU MINGGUAN PAPAR (weekly market)

Papar, a small town in Sabah, Malaysia, hosts a weekly market, locally known as "Tamu," which is a significant part of the town's culture and community. The Papar Tamu typically takes place every Thursday and is a vibrant, bustling event where locals gather to sell and buy a variety of goods.
At the Papar weekly market, you'll find:
Fresh Products:
Locally grown fruits, vegetables, herbs, and spices.
Traditional Foods:
Sabahan delicacies, such as kuih-muih (local cakes), nasi kuning (yellow rice), and seafood dishes.
Handicrafts:
Traditional handmade crafts, including woven baskets, beaded jewelry, and textiles made by indigenous groups like the Kadazan-Dusun people.
Household Items:
Clothing, tools, and other daily necessities.
Local Plants and Flowers:
A variety of ornamental and medicinal plants native to Sabah.
The Tamu serves as both a marketplace and a social gathering point for the community. It's a great way for visitors to experience local Sabahan culture and interact with the friendly locals

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