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We came and visit this place instead of the Mari Mari Cultural Village due to the price. To enter Monsopiad Cultural Village cost RM40 which includes the dance show whereby for Mari Mari Cultural Village cost RM100++ The place is quite worn down and there are parts that was not well maintained. I think something could be done on this, so that a lot more tourist can come over. …
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Date of experience: June 2019
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We found it fascinating to learn about the old ways here. The head hunter's original house is still retained (with its trophies) and was the highlight of the visit but they also maintained a small village to bring to life how life was like back then. Kids were entertained being introduces to old village games, bamboo shooting & making fire from sticks.…
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Date of experience: December 2018
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Visited this place after watching afc's Halal Foodie channel hosted by Pappi Zak. A good eye opener history to learn the great head hunter warrior called Monsopiad and his lifestyles. The tour guide was helpful explaining all the places here and it's history behind it. Had the chance to savour the Botud (sago worm). I wouldn't say tasty but tasteless instead. The fire making hut was interesting as well as the home made alcohol drinks which is Lihing, Sikat. …
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Date of experience: February 2019
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Our local friends recommended that we visit and were were very happy that we did. The overall visit was just over an hour but we basically had our private tour and had lots of fun trying the cultural dance as well as the blow pipe! Kids found it all v interesting too if a bit gruesome with the skulls. One piece of feedback that they should clean up the rooms and photos better as there is some history there which will be lost ...…
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Date of experience: January 2019
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I didn't see one headhinter the whole time i was there, but there are lots of human skulls lurking about, and a few shrunken heads. If you go here follow a tour group so your sure to see the culture dance. It doesn't happen everyday.
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Date of experience: July 2018
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