Welcome to
Muzium
Tun Sakaran
ABOUT
THE MUSEUM
Discover the rich tapestry of Semporna’s heritage at the Tun Sakaran Museum. Named in honor of Sabah’s former Chief Minister and Head of State, Tun Dr. Sakaran Dandai, this museum offers an insightful journey into his life and the vibrant culture of the Bajau community.
With exhibits ranging from personal memorabilia to traditional artifacts, it’s a must-visit destination for those keen to delve into Sabah’s diverse history.
ABOUT
TUN SAKARAN
Tun Dr. Sakaran Dandai was more than a statesman—he was a visionary rooted in the heart of Semporna. His legacy, now honored through the Tun Sakaran Museum, reflects a lifetime of service to Sabah and a deep commitment to his community’s cultural heritage.
Through the museum, his story continues to inspire future generations with values of leadership, unity, and pride in local identity.
ARTEFACT
The Bajau community artifacts on display offer a captivating glimpse into the seafaring lifestyle, artistic traditions, and cultural heritage of one of Sabah’s most iconic indigenous groups. From intricately carved Lepa-Lepa boat models to traditional tools, musical instruments, and ceremonial items, each piece tells a story of craftsmanship and identity.
Curious to dive deeper? Click to explore more about each individual artifact and uncover the unique stories behind them.
RESOURCES
The Resources section offers a growing collection of books, videos, sound clips, and archived materials that celebrate and document the rich heritage of the Bajau community. Open to researchers, students, and curious minds alike, this space is designed to encourage exploration and deeper understanding.
While the resources are freely accessible for viewing, proper authorization is required for any external use or reproduction. We invite you to discover, learn, and engage—responsibly.
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