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Sabah district map

Sabah has 27 districts across five divisions. Pick a district to see which tamu we list there, what the official tourism pages highlight, and where to read more.

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Interior Division

Sipitang

The closest town to Sarawak. Sipitang hosts the Gasing and Tamu Besar festival, which promotes the Kedayan, Lundayeh/Lun Bawang, Murut and Brunei Malay communities. Sabah Tourism Board

Listed tamu

• Tamu Sipitang
• Tamu Sindumin

Places and highlights

• Long Pasia — A small Lundayeh village known for unique plants and the legend of the hero Upai Semaring. Sabah Tourism Board

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Last checked 7 October 2026

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West Coast Division

• Kota Kinabalu6
• Penampang1
• Putatan2
• Papar3
• Tuaran4
• Kota Belud4
• Ranau2

Kudat Division

• Kudat4
• Kota Marudu3
• Pitas0

Interior Division

• Keningau5
• Tambunan1
• Tenom1
• Nabawan2
• Beaufort4
• Kuala Penyu2
• Sipitang2

Sandakan Division

• Sandakan2
• Kinabatangan0
• Beluran1
• Telupid1
• Tongod0

Tawau Division

• Tawau1
• Lahad Datu0
• Semporna0
• Kunak1
• Kalabakan0

District boundaries come from OpenStreetMap (© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL) and are simplified for display, so use them as a guide rather than a survey. Highlights are paraphrased from the Sabah Tourism Board’s district pages, each linked as a source; tamu counts come from our own listings.