Mengembara ke Bario Highlands 3 hari 2 malam Labang Longhouse Kaum Kelabit Sarawak

The name "Bario" comes from Kelabit language and means "wind". It is also known as the "land of a hundred handshakes" as to depict the hospitality of the local people. W. M. Toynbee, a Canadian schoolteacher, also the group headmaster of seven primary schools at Kelabit Highlands from 1963 to 1965, referred to Bario as "Shangri-La" (paradise).
History
According to the oral history of the Kelabit people, all human beings were originated from the mountains. When a big flood cover the earth, some of them built rafts and boats and went to coastal areas. Those stranded on the highlands remain to this today as the Kelabit people.
The Kelabit were headhunters prior to early contacts in the 1920s. In 1939, Frank Davidson of Borneo Evangelical Mission (BEM) visited the Kelabit people in Bario. Since then, the Kelabit changed their belief from animism to Christianity, with the village headman of Pa’Terap settlement, Taman Bulan being one of the first to adopt Christianity.
In the closing months of the Pacific war, Bario became a base for Operation Semut, an anti-Japanese military operation, when a small force under Tom Harrisson landed here by parachute in March 1945. The Kelabit people participated in sabotaging Japanese operations in Sarawak.
The first school in Bario was established in 1946.
The first airstrip in Bario was built by BEM in 1953 for missionary purposes. The Sarawak colonial government acquired the airstrip in 1961. A new concrete airstrip was completed in 1996.
During the Indonesia-Malaysia Confrontation, two of the Kelabit villages located along the Sarawak-Kalimantan border were torched and several others were shot up. The Malaysian government decided to relocate ten Kelabit villages to Bario for safety.
A second wave of mass conversion to Christianity happened in 1973.
In 1999, University Malaysia Sarawak (UNIMAS) created eBario, an ICT project for Bario people to sustain social and economic development in the area when basic amenities such as clean water, electricity and telecommunication were unavailable.[4] As a result of this project, the Bario community was named as one of the Top Seven Intelligent Communities by World Teleport Association in 2001.
Over time, a telecentre (a community centre where discussion of ICT developments takes place), school computer labs, and a community radio station were established.
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PERNAH AJAR DI SMK BARIO 3 TAHUN.ADA MANIK KELABIT YANG UNIK.

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orang sana ramah2 & pandai cakap bahasa Inggeris

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Bosku saya mw cari bibit bario

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Harga tiket plane dlam RM 130. Transport 4x4 percuma jika stay di long house tu. Nt mereka tunggu kita di airport.