The historic site where Japanese forces officially surrendered to the Allied Forces in 1945. It is now preserved as a solemn memorial landmark.
Surrender Point is a historic site where the official surrender of Japanese forces to the Allied Forces took place in 1945, marking the end of the Japanese occupation of Borneo during World War II. This pivotal event symbolised the restoration of freedom and peace to Labuan and the surrounding region.
Today, the site is preserved as a memorial park, landscaped with informative panels and monuments commemorating this historic moment. Surrender Point is not only a place of remembrance and reflection but also offers visitors an opportunity to understand Labuan’s significant role during the war and to appreciate the value of peace.
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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