Interior Division

Keningau district

Described as Sabah’s fifth-largest town; Sook, Apin-Apin and Pensiangan are among its areas. Sabah Tourism Board

Last checked 7 October 2026

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Illustration of a road through the edge of town with roadside stalls, vegetable plots and hills

Illustration — generated artwork: A road at the edge of town

Tamu in Keningau

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Places and highlights

  • Tamu Keningau

    The main tamu runs every Sunday and a smaller one at Bingkor every Thursday; goods include fresh fish, live poultry, tobacco, betel nut, rice and handicrafts. Sabah Tourism Board

  • Keningau Heritage Museum

    In a 1946–47 government rest house that became a museum in 2008. Sabah Tourism Board

  • Keningau Handicraft Centre

    Recommended for seeing the district’s traditional crafts. Sabah Tourism Board

Sources

Last checked 7 October 2026.

District boundaries © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), simplified for display.