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Centuries ago, outsiders feared to trespass the lush jungle haven called Sarawak in terrible fear of its cannibals, or "wild men of Borneo." This exotic island was characterized by intriguing mysteries and beguiling secrets. Generations of explorers and bounty hunters arrived in Borneo not only to unlock its secrets and surprises but also to conquer the land. After the arrival of the White Rajahs in 1839, headhunting was brought to an end thereby eradicating such transfigured myths. 


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                    [AuthorName] => Christine S. Dayrit
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The magic of Miri

By Christine S. Dayrit | February 18, 2007 - 12:00am

Centuries ago, outsiders feared to trespass the lush jungle haven called Sarawak in terrible fear of its cannibals, or "wild men of Borneo." This exotic island was characterized by intriguing mysteries...

Travel and Tourism