This lighthouse was built during the British colonial era to guide ships passing through the Labuan Strait. It’s now a popular spot for fishing and recreation.
The Pulau Papan Lighthouse was built during the British colonial era to guide ships navigating the Labuan Strait. It stands as a significant maritime landmark reflecting Labuan’s strategic role in trade routes and international shipping.
Today, the area around the lighthouse has become a popular spot for fishing and recreation, offering a tranquil setting and scenic views of the South China Sea that draw both local and international visitors.
Patau-Patau is known for its beautiful water village, inhabited for over a century. Visitors can explore its charming old stilt houses and traditional fishing village lifestyle.
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This traditional water village is one of Labuan’s oldest fishing settlements, with wooden houses on stilts connected by wooden walkways. The community preserves maritime traditions and ancestral customs.
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Located in Tanjung Kubong, this museum highlights Labuan’s 19th-century coal mining history. The iconic Chimney tower is a prominent landmark here.
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