Gaya Street Sunday Market Malaysia Walking Tour【2019】 / 加雅街基納巴盧市【2019】 / 가야 스트리트키나발루시【2019】

Описание: Gaya Street Sunday Market Malaysia Walking Tour. Recorded in 4k with binaural audio on March 2019. No talking or distracting captions. You can jump to an interesting moment using the time stamp in the description below.

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Gaya Street Sunday Market Info:
Gaya Street is a street Sunday market area in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia. It is dubbed as the Chinatown of Sabah due to many Chinese coffee shops and restaurants situated there.

The street was known as Bond Street during the British colonial era and was established in 1902 after the construction of shophouses was completed. The street started as a railway track for the transportation of rubber all the way from Sapong and Melalap rubber estates in Tenom which ended at the wharf. The Jesselton Harbour was the main gateway from North Borneo during when there were no passenger planes. The market was once considered as the "heart" of Jesselton as major business activities were done there.

Since then, farmers and ordinary folks from the interior and fishermen from the coastal areas would make their trip to sell agricultural produce and other crops in the market, this include the Chinese immigrant as well Filipino and Indonesian traders. Aside from agricultural products, local food, souvenirs, arts and craft, footwear, antiques and even pets are sold in the market.

Along the market street, it is also the place where the old Jesselton Post Office (now the main office of Sabah Tourism Corporation (STC)) are located together with the Jesselton Hotel

Gaya Street Sunday Market Malaysia Walking Tour Time Stamp:
00:00 Start of walk in the middle of Gaya Street
01:24 Dried snacks for sale
02:02 Fruiting plants for sale
02:12 Traditional biscuits
02:42 Air plants (don't need as much water to survive)
03:25 Sabah snacks
03:40 Fountain at the roundabout
05:34 Buskers performing
06:42 Magnets for sales
08:14 Bracelets for sale
09:03 Wooden back scratchers and massage tools
10:06 Baked bread and steamed buns
10:44 Never Close Super Mart 😄
14:00 Old Singer Sewing Machines
14:04 Birds and fishes as pets for sale
14:36 Traditional biscuits
17:28 Traditional snacks
18:15 Bee wax for sale
18:23 Urns, ceramic bowls, Sabah musical instruments
19:55 Roast coffee beans
21:01 Bananas
21:58 Traditional medicine ointment
22:32 Famous Yee Fung restaurant (Serves great laksa)
23:38 Vegetables for sale
26:51 Ice cream van
27:42 Perfumes for sale
28:06 View of the surrounding buildings
28:44 Plants for sale
29:20 Preserved fish for sale
31:49 Even more preserved and dried fishes for sale

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