Seaventures Dive Rig: PADI 5-Star Resort at Sipadan, Sabah

Tuesday, April 20, 2021

Are you looking to go on a diving holiday to Borneo and The Celebes Sea? Make the trip unforgettable and extra special by staying in a dive rig and resort in Sipadan, Sabah!

Seaventures Dive Rig: PADI 5-Star Resort at Sipadan, Sabah

World's First Dive Rig & Resort

Seaventures is the world’s first and only dive rig and resort located near the coast of Sipadan, Sabah. The former rig was converted into a world-class 5-Star PADI diving destination ‎that is perfect for divers who want to maximize their diving experience by cutting down traveling time on boats to get out into the sea.

Seaventures is a PADI 5-Star Resort at Sipadan, Sabah

Seaventures Dive Rig in Sabah

Divers relaxing at the main deck after a long day out in the sea

This one-of-a-kind resort offers an unlimited but optional house reef dives for an instant, uninhibited access to the Celebes Sea right below the rig.

The scuba diving platform is a 30-minute boat ride away from the globally recognized Sipadan Island that is known as the scuba diving mecca of the world. With courses tailored for beginners to seasoned professionals, Seaventures connects divers to a few of the earth’s best diving sites such as South Point, Turtle Cavern, and Barracuda Point. There are approximately 3,000 species of fish and hundreds of coral species thriving here, even the rarer ones like Green Turtles, Giant Sea Cucumbers, Nudibranchs, and Triton’s Trumpet.

Ginger beer or wine? Enjoy a cold drink between dives

Full rental at Seaventures includes BCDs, wet suits, regulators, masks and fins.

PADI Courses at Sipadan Island

Every course taken at the Seaventures Dive Rig will include PADI PIC and manual, course dives as per PADI standard, and dive equipment. Dive packages are inclusive of scheduled return transfers for a minimum of two divers, 3 boat dives daily after course days, unlimited house reef dives, accommodation and full-board meals.

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The best places to go diving in the world. Sipadan

Do not miss out on "rig jumping" when you're here.
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Facilities at the Seaventures Dive Rig

Divers who are in need of entertainment on-board can choose from an array of amenities. Adventurous ones can further take a boat to the nearby Mabul Island to explore its pristine coast and unique dwellers - the Sea Gypsies in a short but eventful day trip. Other facilities provided at the Seaventures Dive Rig include an open air dining area, bar, free Wi-Fi, a mini gymnasium, massage room, camera room, main deck lounge, sundeck lounge, conference room that fits up to 60 people, as well as a game room that comes with a table tennis table, pool table and mahjong table.

Sabah is renowned for its breathtaking sunsets. Witness nature at its best with a bird’s eye view from the highest vantage point on the rig at the sundeck

Game room and entertainment on Seaventures

Conference room on Seaventures

There is also a mini gym in Seaventures

Feeling sore? Get a full-body massage at Seaventures!

Full rental at Seaventures includes BCDs, wet suits, regulators, masks and fins.

Full rental at Seaventures includes BCDs, wet suits, regulators, masks and fins.

Room Rates & Prices

There are three types of accomodation at Seaventures Rig, including Standard Room, Deluxe Room, as well as the Dormitory. For more information on the rooms as well as to check the latest availability and rates, please click here.

Note: The charges for an upgrade from Standard Room to Deluxe Room is RM250 per night. There are only 3 deluxe rooms currently available on the rig.

Deluxe Room
Spacious with a seating area. Equipped with satellite TV, fresh bedding, towels, air conditioner, hot shower and housekeeping.

Room Rates of Seaventures Dive Rig, Sabah

Deluxe Room at Seaventures Dive Rig, Sabah

Standard Room
Twin/double room furnished with fresh bedding, towels, air conditioner, hot shower and housekeeping.

Sipadan Diving Packages & Price

Prior to traveling here, divers are required to apply for the Sipadan diving permit for a guaranteed and minimum of 3-night stay (subject to availability). The Seaventures diving packages do not include the Sipadan diving permit (RM140), equipment rental, dive computer rental and other miscellaneous charges. For the latest information and updates, please click here.

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Dormitory Room price & packages on Seaventures

Standard Room price & packages on Seaventures

Seaventures Dive Rig

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Best Halal Korean Restaurants In Kuala Lumpur

Monday, April 19, 2021

While we are not the biggest fans of K-Pop (sorry not sorry), there is another type of ‘K’ that we are head over heels for - Korean food! If you love kimchi and freshly barbecued meat as much as we do, bring on an appetite because we have listed the best halal korean restaurants in Kuala Lumpur that you must try! These popular restaurants aren’t only delicious, but they’re pork-free and Muslim-friendly too!

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8 Best Halal Korean Restaurants In Kuala Lumpur

Best Halal Korean Restaurants In Kuala Lumpur

HAN Modern Korean Grill

Previously known as Han Wa Dam, HAN is located at Menara Hap Seng in the heart of the city. The restaurant brings a contemporary twist to traditional Korean cuisine through its aesthetically designed dining interior. It consists of four distinct segments, including private rooms with larger dining tables, an alfresco area that overlooks the city and its greenery, and a bigger communal area. Bonus: Enjoy 20% off your bill when you dine in on Saturday or public holidays!

Address: Lot G001 Ground Floor Menara Hap Seng, Jalan P. Ramlee Kuala Lumpur.
Opening hours: 11:30am–2:30pm, 5–10pm, closed on Sunday
Contact number: +603-2022-1881
Status: No pork/lard
Price range: $$$

HAN Modern Korean Grill in Kuala Lumpur | Source: HAN

Seoul Garden

Loved by many for their 2-in-1 proprietary smokeless grill, Seoul Garden lets diners enjoy grilled meat while cooking other ingredients in a hearty soup at the same time. It offers an elaborate selection of fresh and marinated meat, including kimchi chicken, black pepper dory fish, bulgogi beef and tom yam squid.

Address: Sunway Putra Mall, Mytown Shopping Centre, Sunway Velocity, Wangsa Walk.
Opening hours: 10am–10pm
Contact number: Please refer to website
Status: Halal certified
Price range: $$

Seoul Garden Kuala Lumpur | Source: Seoul Garden

Da On Fine Korean Cuisine

Want to experience Korean fine dining? Head over to Da On which specialises in traditional Korean cuisine that’s perfect for special occasions with your family and friends. Not to be missed is its beautifully marinated premium beef ribs, dakgalbi, and bulgogi. For healthier options, go for the nutritious and wholesome ginseng chicken soup known as samgyetang.

Address: Lot 6.40.00, Level 6, Pavilion KL, No. 168, Jalan Bukit Bintang.
Opening hours: 11am–10pm
Contact number: +603-2141 2100
Status: No pork/lard
Price range: $$$

Da On Fine Korean Cuisine, Pavilion Kuala Lumpur | Source: Da On

Kung Jung Korean Restaurant

Kung Jung is a hidden gem located in the heart of Kuala Lumpur. Serving the most authentic Korean BBQ, it extends an invitation to all Muslim friends in Malaysia to enjoy the delicious grilled meat and warm hospitality offered here. Our personal favourite is the premium beef selection and ice-cold spicy chewy noodles known as Bibim-naengmyeon.

Address: Lot No 3.1 Level 3 PNB Perdana, Jln Binjai, Kuala Lumpur.
Opening hours: 11:30am–2pm, 5:30–9:30pm, closed on Sunday
Contact number: +603-2166 7181
Status: No pork/lard

Price range: $$$

Kung Jung Korean Restaurant, Kuala Lumpur | Source: Kung Jung

Dookki

For a fun and exciting meal, make your way to Dookki which offers a 90-minute all-you-can-eat tteokbokki buffet that comes with free-flow soft drinks! This popular franchise from South Korea lets you satisfy your appetite with six unique types of the chewiest and yummiest imported rice cakes, along with other tasty dishes such as ramen and seafood dishes. If you are looking for a truly memorable meal, order the double cheese ring for you to dip your meat and vegetables in!

Address: L1-12B, IOI City Mall, IOI Resort, City Lebuh IRC, 62502, Putrajaya.
Opening hours: 11:30am–10pm
Contact number: +607-276 1156
Status: Halal supplier, no pork/lard, no alcohol

Price range: $$

Dookki at IOI City Mall, Putrajaya | Source: Dookki

Sopoong

Sopoong is a family-friendly Korean restaurant located in several malls across Kuala Lumpur. Besides being affordable, it also offers many familiar dishes including bibimbap, a variety of stews, Korean fried chicken, as well as cheesy kimchi fried rice. Don’t forget to try its side dishes too, such as pan-fried mandu for quick satisfaction!

Address: Berjaya Times Square, IOI City Mall
Opening hours: 10am–10pm
Contact number: +603-2141 0224
Status: Halal supplier, no pork/lard, no alcohol
Price range: $$

Sopoong Kuala Lumpur | Source: Sopoong

SeoulNami Korean BBQ

One of the latest additions to the pork-free Korean dining scene in KL is SeoulNami. Located in Midvalley City, this restaurant is the place to go for Korean BBQ as well as crispy fried chicken. The latter is available in four popular varieties, including sweet honey butter chicken and spicy hot pepper chicken. Sit back and relax as you take in the spectacle of meat glistening and caramelising in its glorious marinade!

Address: F-215 The Gardens Mall, Lingkaran Syed Putra, Mid Valley City.
Opening hours: 11am–10:30pm
Contact number: +603-2202 3336
Status: Halal supplier, no pork/lard, no alcohol
Price range: $$

SeoulNami Korean BBQ at The Gardens Mall | Source: SeoulNami

Mr. Dakgalbi

This popular dakgalbi restaurant needs no introduction! Order your favourite meat and rice/noodle combo and sit back as a friendly server cooks up a storm at your table. Best enjoyed with family and friends, the restaurant gives out a feel-good vibe as you catch up with your friends over a hot and satisfying meal. Be sure to order an extra cheese ring for you to dip all your meat and vegetables in!

Address: MyTown, PV128, Melawati Mall, Sunway Putra Mall, Soho KL
Opening hours: 10am–10pm
Contact number: Please refer to website
Status: Halal-certified

Price range: $$

Mr. Dakgalbi Kuala Lumpur | Source: Mr. Dakgalbi

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Malaysia Travel

Top Attractions in Limbang, Sarawak

Tuesday, April 13, 2021

For many Bruneians, pleasurable vices that are otherwise prohibited at home such as drinking, karaoke and smoking are literally just a few steps away. Welcome to Limbang - a small and quiet riverside Malaysian town hidden within the independent Islamic sultanate of Brunei.

Read also: 10 Best Things to Do in Limbang, Sarawak

Top Attractions in Limbang, Sarawak

Where is Limbang, Sarawak

Limbang is a small border town sandwiched between the two halves of Brunei to its west and east. In the olden days, Limbang was known as Pangkalan Tarap due to its location on the banks of a river with busy trading activities. 'Pangkalan' or 'pengkalan' is a Malay term for a small port while 'Tarap' is the name of a local fruit that resembles a durian - but with blunt thorny skin.

Once Pangkalan Tarap became more developed, it was merged with the Trusan and Lawas districts to form Limbang. The name ‘Limbang’ is taken from the name of the river, where Pangkalan Tarap is located.

Top Attractions in Limbang, Sarawak

History of Limbang, Sarawak

Apart from being a trading town, Limbang is economically supported by the timber and agricultural sectors. Their main products include oil palm, rattan and pepper. In the past, Brunei considered Limbang as their rice bowl when it became the country's major producer of rice and sago. Due to this important reason, concerns over the ownership of Limbang were raised multiple times.

The small and cultural town of Limbang, Sarawak

Origins of the Limbang Claim

Debates over the status of Limbang have existed since the rebellion of the Limbang residents in 1884. They protested against the high tax rates imposed by the former Bruneian Empire due to the British and Sarawakian expansion under the administration of Charles Venyer Brooke. In 1885, Pengiran Temenggung Pengiran Anak Hashim, who was the 25th Sultan of Brunei, was unable to contain the rebellion movement. Eventually, he involuntarily sought help from the acting British Royal Consul that was located in Labuan.

However, Charles Brooke and the North Borneo Chartered Company (NBCC) continued to put pressure on Brunei to cede Trusan, Padas and Limbang. Trusan was subsequently surrendered in 1885, followed by Padas in 1887. Despite that, Brunei stubbornly refused to relinquish Limbang as the Limbang River historically belonged to Brunei.

Limbang River historically belonged to Brunei.

In hopes of preventing further losses of Limbang territories to Brooke’s government and NBCC, Brunei signed an agreement with Great Britain on the 17th of September 1888 for Limbang to be placed under British protectorate. In March 1890, Charles Brooke publicly announced that Limbang was to be part of the Kingdom of Sarawak.

In 1957, there was an attempt by Brunei to claim Limbang as part of its integral territory. However, higher officials stated that the issue was never fully discussed between both Malaysia and Brunei during meetings of both countries.

With unclear interferences between Malaysia and Brunei regarding Limbang, it is common to see people getting into or out of Limbang without a passport. Limbang is completely cut off from Sarawak’s road network but it has good road links to both parts of Brunei on its west and east. This characteristic defines the way Limbang is ‘being hidden’ in Brunei. As a result, many Bruneians can freely enjoy the amazing bargains of goods in Limbang.

A mosque in Limbang, Sarawak

The simple yet beautiful wooden shophouses of Limbang

There are many active community clubs in Limbang

Limbang Population

The population of Limbang consists mainly of Brunei Malays, Kedayan and Iban. They live harmoniously with other smaller groups such as the Chinese, Lun Bawang, Kelabit, Bijaya, Penan and Tabun communities.

What to See in Limbang, Sarawak

Today, the residents of Limbang lead a simple life in the quiet and humble river town. Once you step into Limbang, you’ll quickly notice rows after rows of beautiful wooden shophouses. On a daily basis, people are doing their odd jobs, socialising through community club activities, performing prayers at the mosques or temples, as well as shopping at the local markets. In the evening, Limbang has the best scenic spots for sunset viewing by the river banks.

Limbang is one the best places to catch the spectacular sunset in Borneo

Hungry? Head over to a local market to get fueled

In Limbang, local durians are delicious and plenty!

Malay vendors at a local market in Limbang

Limbang, Sarawak Postcode

There are four postcodes in Limbang, which are 98700, 98707, 98708, and 98709.

How to Get to Limbang, Sarawak

There are several ways to arrive in Limbang. If you are visiting from Brunei, catch the bus from Bandar Seri Begawan to Kota Kinabalu which passes through Limbang. Tickets can easily be bought from the coffee shops on the main road or in the bus. Note that travelling to anywhere beyond Brunei such as Miri, Kuching or Kota Kinabalu by land will require you to go through Brunei.

You can travel to Limbang by plane to the LMN airport which is located approximately 5 kilometers away from the town.

Happy traveling!

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Malaysia Travel

Canada Hill in Miri, Sarawak

Wednesday, April 7, 2021

If you are traveling to Miri, Sarawak, one of the top recommendations is to catch the spectacular views from the open field of Canada Hill. This is where you can discover one of the best vantage points overlooking not just the Miri town, but also the Miri-Brunei border, the offshore oil rigs, and nearby refineries in Lutong town.

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Canada Hill in Miri, Sarawak

Canada Hill History & Background

Canada Hill is a limestone ridge overlooking the Miri town. It stands gloriously between the sea in the west and inland areas of Miri in the east. This place is originally called ‘Bukit Telaga Minyak’ by the locals. The name Canada Hill is nicknamed after a Canadian driller by the name of Charles McAlpine after he drilled the first well here in 1910. He was also responsible for the recruitment of both locals and foreigners to work on the oilfields.

Back in the early 11th century, the locals in Miri started to extract oil from hand dug wells. These activities have attracted the attention of several foreign governors who were on duty at that time. It was reported that in 1882, a man by the name of Claude Champion or C. C. de Crespigny proposed the idea of an oil exploration development to the Brooke government. However, the proposal was later turned down due to poor logistic considerations.

Canada Hill in Miri, Sarawak

Top Attractions at Canada Hill, Miri

After nearly three decades, the idea of oil exploration in Miri resurfaced when several oilfields were mapped out from August 1909 until July 1910 at Canada Hill. During this period, anticlines that were suitable for oil drilling were found and identified at the site. It eventually became the only onshore oilfield in Sarawak with its historical Miri Oil Well No. 1, also known as the Grand Old Lady which is situated on top of Canada Hill.

Grand Old Lady - Miri Oil Well No.1

Towering above Canada Hill, the iconic 30-metres high derrick structure of the Grand Old Lady is still well intact today. It is part of the Petroleum Museum managed by the Sarawak State Government. This museum is financed by Petroleum Nasional Berhad (PETRONAS) and Shell Malaysia and it was officially opened to the public on May 20 in 2005. This important date also marked the day Miri was given a city status which made it Malaysia’s tenth city. To commemorate the occasion, a time capsule containing news articles and souvenir books were buried at the site. The content of the capsule is scheduled to be revealed 100 years later on May 20 in 2105.

Today, the locals in Miri continue to celebrate the Miri City Day annually on May 20.

Grand Old Lady - Miri Oil Well No.1

Petroleum Museum at Miri, Sarawak

Petroleum Museum Sarawak

At the Petroleum Museum, visitors have the opportunity to take a closer look at the original structure of the derrick along with the Nodding Donkey - a pumpjack used to erect crude oil. This allows visitors to easily visualise the structural movements when the oil drilling operations that were formerly performed.

A visit to this museum is both beneficial and informative, especially for geologists and practitioners in the oil and gas sector. For the general public, exhibits found at the museum are still a great deal. One of the most popular attractions here is the interactive Earthquake Simulator. It allows visitors to experience a realistic earthquake when they are seated inside a Perodua car, which gets jolted and shaken up.

Canada Hill Hiking Trail

As one of Miri’s top destinations, the surrounding area of Canada Hill is well maintained. Visitors are invited to immerse in the tranquil nature scenery while hiking uphill. It takes approximately 20 minutes to walk from the town centre following Jalan Oil Well No. 1 to arrive at the top of Canada Hill. If you have time on hand, you can take an interesting detour to visit Kampung Haji Wahed. It is a local village inhabited by the Kedayan people of Sarawak. This village showcases old traditional wooden houses with a touch of modern designs. A left turn at the intersection on top of Canada Hill leads the way to this quaint village.

Canada Hill Hiking Trail

Canada Hill is a vantage point for the best sunset in Miri, Sarawak

Sunset & Sunrise Time at Canada Hill, Miri

For those looking to catch the breathtaking sunset in Miri, be sure to arrive at Canada Hill before the sun sets at 6pm. For early birds, the sunrise can be observed from The Grand Old Lady at Canada Hill, Miri at 6.20am.

How to Get to Canada Hill

Feeling adventurous? You can walk to Canada Hill from the town centre following Jalan Oil Well No. 1. The 2-kilometer journey takes approximately 20 minutes. Alternatively, hop onto a taxi from Jalan Setia Raja which is located only 5 minutes away.

Canada Hill in Miri, Sarawak

Address: Jabatan Muzium Sarawak, Jalan Oil Well No. 1, Canada Hill, 98000 Miri, Sarawak.
Telephone: +608-2244232
Opening hours: 24 hours

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Bosnia and Herzegovina Travel

Top Things to do in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Thursday, April 1, 2021

While traveling in Bosnia and Herzegovina last summer, it was only a matter of course to make a stop in Sarajevo, the country's capital. Note: This article was first published in 2016.

Top Things to do in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina

History of Sarajevo

Sarajevo is a city rich in history and religious diversity. It was where the Western and Eastern Roman Empire split, and it was also where several cultures amicably integrated. Dense and vibrant, this small city with a population of around 400,000 is a significant region where Catholicism, Islam, Orthodoxy, and Judaism has coexisted for centuries.

Ranked as one of the safest city in South Eastern Europe, Sarajevo is a pleasure to visit thanks to its friendly locals and low crime rate. This cosmopolitan capital is home to many Bosniaks, Croations, and Serbians. Travelers can benefit from the exchange rates as the country is still using the Convertible Marka (BAM).

Top Things to do in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Take a Stroll through Baščaršija

Strolling through the streets and marketplace of the old town of Baščaršija (bash-char-she-yah) gave me instant memories of Istanbul, where the ambience is a blissful assortment of eastern and western elements. Being the major attraction of Sarajevo, it houses several historical buildings such as the Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque (one of the most representative Ottoman buildings in the country) and Sahat-kula (Sarajevo Clock Tower).

Streets of Baščaršija at Sarajevo Old Town

Visit the Tunnel Museum

Tunel Spasa is an underground tunnel constructed during the Siege of Sarajevo that took place during the Bosnian War. It linked the neighborhoods of Dobrinja and Butmir which had allowed food, humanitarian aids, and weaponry to be transported into the city after it was being entirely cut off by the Serbian forces.

Due to the lack of skilled manpower, the tunnel had to be dug by hand 24 hours a day with each shift lasting up to 8 hours. In return, workers were paid with one packet of cigarettes daily - a highly demanded item and a prized battering possession at that time. The construction was completed on 30 June 1993 since its commencement on 1 March 1993.

Look out for the Sarajevo Rose

Considered the most unique feature of the city, Sarajevo Rose is a concrete scar caused by the explosion of mortar shells which created a fragmentation pattern almost similar to that of rose petals. Explosion marks have been filled with red resin throughout the city to mark the spots where actual deaths caused by mortar explosions took place.

The number of Sarajevo Roses are gradually decreasing as the asphalt is being replaced. When you see one, stop for a minute to honor the casualties of war.

Sarajevo Rose
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Head up to Žuta Tabija

Located on Jekovac Cliff, Žuta Tabija or the Yellow Bastion was built in the 18th century that was a part of the defensive wall for Vratnik to defend the city from attacks. It was also where a Ramadan cannon shoots to mark the beginning of Iftar. Today, it offers both locals and travelers a fantastic view of city and it remains as one of Sarajevo’s most popular vantage points.

Panoramic Viewpoints in Sarajevo

There are many vantage points in Sarajevo that are just a short climb away, including:

Žuta Tabija (Yellow Bastion)
Bijela Tabija (White Bastion)
Kovači
Zmajevac
Vidikovac, Mt. Trebević
Osmice
Zlatište
Hum Forest Park

Panoramic viewpoints in Sarajevo to catch the sunset

The walk to Žuta Tabija

Breathtaking view from Žuta Tabija with Avaz Twist Tower and Hum Tower in the distance

Learn About the Balkan History

For travelers with little or no knowledge of the Bosnian War, the Historical Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina (Historijski Muzej BiH) is an excellent place to start. The museum contains more than 300,000 exhibits which allow visitors to learn about the unfortunate bloodshed that took place in the city.

Indulge in Popular Bosnian Food

The list of must-try local Bosnian food is long, but we have tried and shortlisted a few of the best dishes in this country. Highly similar to traditional Turkish and Albanian cuisines, Bosnian dishes are delicious, rich, and will leave you craving for more! Read more about the must-try local Bosnian food here.

Discover traditional Bosnian food on your trip!

Take a Stroll in Sarajevo Neighborhoods

The streets of Sarajevo are perfect for quiet evening strolls. With a map and a pair of reliable walking shoes, spending a few hours walking through the neighborhoods away from the city center has proven to be a delightful experience.

Take a stroll through the sleepy neighborhoods of Sarajevo

Visit the Martyrs' Memorial Cemetery Kovači

The Martyrs' Memorial Cemetery Kovači was built in honor of the victims of the Siege of Sarajevo, which was the longest siege of a capital city in the history of modern warfare that lasted for almost four years, with a total of 13,952 fatalities including 5,434 civilians.

Visit the Martyrs' Memorial Cemetery Kovači

Martyrs' Memorial Cemetery at Kovači, Sarajevo

Visit the Sacred Heart Cathedral

Katedrala Srca Isusova is the largest cathedral in Bosnia and Herzegovina located in the old town district. The Catholic church is built in a Neo-Gothic style with elements of Romanesque Revival. Although it suffered damages during the Siege of Sarajevo, it has been repaired ever since. It is widely regarded as the symbol of the city.

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Canada Hill in Miri, Sarawak

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