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The Handicraft Market, also known locally as Pasar Filipina, is a vibrant spot in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, showcasing the heritage and craftmanship of the region. Positioned along Jalan Tun Fuad Stephen, this bustling market is a short walk from Kota Kinabalu's Waterfront, making it easily accessible for tourists. At the Handicraft Market, visitors can discover an array of traditional handmade items like beaded jewelry, woven baskets, and intricate pearl-based accessories, each reflecting Sabah’s rich cultural heritage. Traditional souvenirs are prominent, with hand-carved wooden figurines and batik fabric, ensuring tourists take home authentic, high-quality keepsakes. Artisans proudly display local handcraft skills passed down generations, offering a unique shopping experience for those seeking something truly Sabahan.
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Local artisan-made souvenirs
Bargain-friendly atmosphere
Prime location along Kota Kinabalu Waterfront
Authentic Bornean pearls and jewelry
Intricate woodwork and traditional fabric
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Is bargaining allowed?
Yes, most vendors are open to negotiation for fair pricing.
What types of crafts are available?
You’ll find Bornean pearls, beaded jewelry, batik fabric, and wood carvings.
Is there parking near the market?
Yes, parking is available nearby along Jalan Tun Fuad Stephen.
Are items handmade by local artisans?
Most items are handcrafted by local Sabahan artisans, showcasing regional artistry.
What payment methods are accepted?
Cash is preferred, though some vendors may accept digital payment methods.
