The third best place to watch the sunset in the world, Sabah, the town under the wind, lives up to its reputation.

Long-awaited Sabah sunset, finally seen again! After four years apart, I missed it so much. Fortunately, just arrived and checked in at Magellan Sutera Resort, I encountered a stunning sunset and evening glow. Sutera Harbour Resort, a local brand and the largest resort in Sabah, sits on 384 acres of bay area adjacent to the city of Kota Kinabalu. The resort features a golf club, yacht club, Pacific Sutera Hotel, and Magellan Sutera Resort. For this trip, we chose the Magellan Sutera Resort, which draws inspiration from the traditional longhouse architecture of the Sabah indigenous tribe, the Kadazan-Dusun. The resort's distinctive orange roofs stand out against the backdrop of the azure sea. Magellan boasts a long and charming coastline, complemented by a large swimming pool and beautiful garden landscapes. It also features a large leisure pool exclusively for children, making it a great choice for family vacations. If you want to visit the nearby islands, the Silk Harbor Terminal within the hotel provides a convenient way to reach the five islands of Tenggol Island Marine Park in just a short boat ride. The sea view room we stayed in this time was of moderate size and well-equipped. The best part was being able to enjoy the expansive sea view and intoxicating sunset from the balcony. Sabah is known as one of the "world's three most beautiful sunsets", and being able to privately enjoy this dreamy scenery from our own room, what could be more delightful than this!