The Momogun Rungus are an Austronesian ethnic group indigenous to Sabah, Malaysia. They primarily live in northern Sabah especially in Kudat, Kota Marudu and Pitas districts with small minorities in the Beluran district of the east coast Sandakan Division.

2019年3月8日 · Situated in a valley about 41 kilometres south of Kudat town and 98 kilometres or two and a half hours drive from KK City, you can get a taste of real Rungus living through their food, daily rituals and music on a day trip or overnight stay.

2021年12月8日 · Daerah Kudat merupakan penempatan utama bagi penduduk etnik Rungus menetap dan diikuti oleh daerah Pitas dan Kota Marudu. Nama Kudat berasal daripada ‘Kutad’ yang membawa maksud ‘Rumput Lalang’.

2015年1月1日 · The Rungus in the north of Sabah (Kudat area) are arguably the most traditional ethnic group here. They remain remarkably strong in this time of tran sition, and keep up with an ag e-old...

2014年7月7日 · A Rungus village consists of 1 or more longhouses (usually 5 or 6). Longhouse is common in northern part of Sabah, from Matunggong, Kudat, Kota Marudu to Pitas. Traditional longhouse is built from wood, bamboo and atap (palm leaves).

Kudat district in northern Sabah is synonymous with the Rungus community, one of the earliest indigenous people to reside in the area. Other ethnic groups in Kudat include the Bajau, Suluk, Chinese, Ubian, Binadan, and Brunei Malay. Their economic activities centered around agriculture, fishing, and trades.

Explore the famous longhouses of Kudat where communal living is a practice by the Rungus ethnic tribe or venture off to nearby islands for snorkelling as Kudat also boats some of the finest beaches in all of Sabah.

The longhouses of the Rungus people provide a fascinating glimpse inton the rustic communal lifestyle of the people living in the Kudat peninsula, right at the northernmost tip of Sabah. There are several Rungus villages here that you can visit to explore longhouses including Kampung Bavanggazo, Kampung Matunnggung, Kampung Misompuru, kampung ...

The Rungus in the north of Sabah (Kudat area) are arguably the most traditional ethnic group here. They remain remarkably strong in this time of transition, and keep up with an age-old life-style.

SITUATED in the north of Sabah, specifically in the Kudat area, the Rungus community stands out as one of the most traditional ethnic groups in the region. Amidst ongoing changes, the Rungus persist in maintaining their age-old lifestyle, deeply rooted in rice cultivation and the abundance of coconut and banana groves.