Bangkuai (second left) enjoyed his tour of the Susui Sangod Borneo hosted by Padiman (left).
KOTA KINABALU: Those intrigued by the culture of headhunters will be excited to know there is a one-of-a-kind new tourism attraction dedicated to documenting and preserving Borneo's headhunting past.
Located some 45 minutes’ drive from Kota Kinabalu, the Susui Sangod Borneo attempts to pique visitors’ curiosity with a dimly lit mini-exhibition room that is filled with a display of sword artefacts from a variety of different ethnic groups and the ones used by Japanese soldiers.
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