🌉 Tamparuli Suspension Bridge: A Wobbly Walk & Local Flavors!

#kotakinabalutrip The moment I stepped onto the **Tamparuli Suspension Bridge**, my knees turned to jelly—this 50-meter-long rattan-and-wood bridge sways like a tipsy dancer! Below, the icy blue Kiulu River rushed past, while village kids ran across like it was solid ground (show-offs). 😅 The *hilarious moment*? When a sudden gust of wind made our whole group grab the rails in panic—cue nervous laughter and white knuckles! **Hidden gem:** The **tiny market** at the bridge entrance sells handmade bamboo crafts for unbeatable prices. **Must-eat:** **Tamparuli fried noodles** (spicy, smoky, and loaded with crunchy local veggies) from the stall by the parking lot—best reward after surviving the bridge! 🍜 **Quick Itinerary:** ⏰ **9 AM:** Arrive, brave the bridge ⏰ **10 AM:** Shop for souvenirs ⏰ **11 AM:** Noodle feast ⏰ **12 PM:** Dip your feet in the river **Pro Tips:** - Hold your phone tightly (no fishing for drowned smartphones!) - Wear grippy shoes (those wooden slats get slippery) - Visit weekdays to avoid crowds Free adrenaline rush + killer noodles = Perfect Sabah pitstop! P.S. Locals call it "Jambatan Tamparuli"—try saying that after three plates of noodles! 😆