Which country is Sabah in?

Located in the north of Kalimantan, Sabah is the second largest state in Malaysia with an area of 74,500 square kilometers. Sabah, namely Sabah, or Shazhou for short, formerly known as North Borneo, enjoys the romantic reputation of "land under the wind". The northeast of Sabah is adjacent to the Philippines and faces the Sulu Sea. East and south are Sulawesi and kalimantan island, facing the Sulawesi Sea; It borders Brunei and Sarawak in the southeast and the South China Sea in the west.

Sabah has a vast area, rich natural ecology, rare wildlife species, and the most well-preserved primitive tropical rain forest, which has been listed as a world heritage by UNESCO.

There is Shenshan National Park in Sabah, which contains Raffles Hana, the largest flower in the world, Nepenthes, which grew up eating insects, and Shenshan, which is located between the Himalayas and Elian Gaya in New Guinea, with land as the highest peak.

Sabah has a special ethnic structure and is an out-and-out multi-ethnic melting pot. Every nation has its own culture, costumes, traditional customs and festivals. Sabah, with a population of 2.86 million, is a multicultural and multi-religious society built by more than 30 ethnic groups, who speak more than 80 languages and live in harmony. These different ethnic groups can preserve and spread their own traditional culture, language, customs and celebrations, which is the envy of many countries.