Go BackAt the Gombizau Honey Bee Farm, you can learn about how the bees make honey. You can find out everything related to honey production, from the bee wax to honeycomb and royal jelly. The Rungus people have been consuming honey for centuries. It is believed that regular consuming of raw honey is good for health.
Contact
Gombizau Honey Bee FarmTel: 013 549 1885
Getting there
I would recommend following a tour group by contacting an operator in Kota Kinabalu or Kudat. Tours are available for around RM250 from Kota Kinabalu, with the Tip of Borneo and Rungus Longhouses in the itinerary. If you really want to go there on your own, you can take a bus from Kota Kinabalu to Matunggong or Kudat, and telling the driver to drop you off near the farm. One way ticket costs RM18. You can also get a taxi from the Kota Kinabalu Taxi Station near Merdeka Field, for RM300 per taxi per way, or rent a car and drive there yourself, at RM180 per day.Back to Discover Sabah mainpage
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