Nestled in the northern part of Sabah, Malaysia, near Kota Kinabalu, lies the small village of Kota Belud. While it may seem unremarkable during the week, the village transforms on Sundays with its vibrant tamu, or market. Visitors are greeted by a colorful array of stalls selling regional produce, hot street snacks, and household items. Occasionally, local horsemen in brightly-colored costumes add to the lively atmosphere. The market is not just a place for commerce but also a social hub where locals gather to catch up and shop.
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