Many people may not have heard of Sandakan. Indeed, not many people travel there specifically, and it is not as good as other popular tourist destinations, but it is still worth a visit. Prices are low there, there are a wide variety of seafood and delicacies, and there are many wild animals, all of which are worth visiting. So where is Sandakan, and what kind of food is there? Where is Sandakan?

Sandakan (Sandakan) is the second largest city in Sabah, Malaysia. The red area is the location of Sandakan. , marked in the picture is the distribution of the main attractions in Sandakan. The main tourist groups are mostly Europeans and Americans. The attractions here are not mainly islands. Most of them are primitive natural landscapes. You can visit the tropical rainforest and have close contact with small animals. It is suitable for family travel and photography enthusiasts. Accommodation in Sandakan

Four Points by Sheraton Hotel in the city

There is a Four Points by Sheraton Hotel in Sandakan at the port terminal. The room price is very cheap. In the off-season, the price is as low as It costs more than 280 yuan per night, and the services and facilities are all five-star. There is also an infinity pool on the rooftop where you can swim and look at the night view of the city, so it is highly recommended.

The hotel's service is very good, the rooms are clean and new, and the breakfast is rich. There are markets, supermarkets, shopping malls, and docks nearby, so it is a highly recommended place to live in Sandakan. Sandakan Food

Sandakan is very famous for its seafood food. Sandakan was under British rule from 1883 to 1946. It is a colonial city with more than a hundred years of history. , the proportion of Chinese here is still relatively high, and many locals can speak Cantonese or simple Mandarin, so language communication is not a problem here. There are many Nanyang delicacies in areas where Chinese people live together. Sandakan was once known as the "Seafood Paradise". This is also one of the main production areas for natural cave bird's nests in Southeast Asia.

Because there are not many Chinese tourists going to Sandakan, the prices here are low, and the prices in many places are cheaper than those in Pieta Kinabalu and Semporna. To eat seafood, local Chinese would recommend going to the floating house restaurant in the northeast of Sandakan City. The more famous ones are "Sensen Seafood Restaurant" and "sim-sim

88 Seafood Restaurant", two seafood restaurants They are close together.

The chef of "Sensen Seafood Restaurant" is the famous local Chef Yang, who has won an award in the Malaysian Chef Chef competition. There are many newspapers reporting on Chef Chef on the exterior wall of the restaurant. The chef is very friendly. The kitchen is open and diners can directly watch him cooking. This chef has the style of a star chef. Sandakan travel tips

1. The peak tourist season in Sandakan is the summer and autumn when sea turtles lay eggs. It is necessary to book hotels and turtle islands in advance, which will be more difficult;

2. In many ecological reserves, in addition to tickets, if you bring photographic equipment to take pictures, you will need to pay extra. The price is clearly marked and you can buy it together at the place where you buy the tickets. Taking pictures with your mobile phone is free. Long lenses with a focal length of more than 400 are professional equipment and are charged. It will be relatively high. Drones are also professional shooting equipment and the fees are very high. Although the fee is based on the number of cameras, if you bring 2 cameras but only pay for 1 photo, no one will usually take care of it;

3. Try to stay away from animals, especially giant animals. Lizards, giant crabs, monkeys, orangutans, elephants, sun bears and other seemingly harmless animals are all wild animals here, and animals are wild. Please do not get too close to the animals unless they take the initiative to approach you, but be sure Be careful of orangutans. Their IQ is second only to humans and they often tease humans. There have been many incidents where orangutans have taken off the clothes of female tourists, so keep a distance.