Known as a farmers market, goods sold in
the tamu are normally fresh produce
for everyday human consumption.
Variety of rice available
Variety of rice available
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This shows a variety of rice available for consumptions. Depending on health and preference, consumers can choose which ever type of rice they want |
Ginger
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Ginger is important in the diets of the locals in Sabah. Generally, ginger is used in almost all the local dishes because it believed to be good for health. |
A variety of fresh vegetables
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These vegetables are commonly eaten by the locals. These are grown locally in the mountainous area of Sabah due to the conducive weather to for farming. |
Durians
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The market is also a haven for seasonal fruits such as durians. On top of that, the seasonal fruits are always fresh and cheap. |
Fresh water fish/ eel
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Fresh water fishes and eel are part of the diet of the locals. This is due to the number of rivers, ponds, and swamps in the area. |
Traditional food
These
are 2 of the traditional food of the Kadazan and Dusun people.
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The red one is called tuhau while the yellow is called bambangan.
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Parts of a jackfruit
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These 2 bags contains the non-edible parts
of a jackfruit.
It cannot be eaten raw, however the locals usually cook it as soup. |
A
stack traditional snacks
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This is a traditional snack eaten by the
locals for breakfast or tea time.
Each piece is fried individually on a small fire. |
Local Handmade Souvenir
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These handmade items are locally made by
people in the interior areas of the district and brought to the market for
sale.
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The durian and the traditional snack looks nice. Don't mind to give it a try when I'm there next time. (Phang June Ee)
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