Located at the Sepanggar Bay in Kota Kinabalu, it covers 999 acres (about 7.5 areas of the Forbidden City) at the University of Sabah. I was originally interested in the University of Sabah because of its fan mosque in the school, a mosque open only to Islamic teachers in the school, also known as the "private mosque." Although it is not possible to visit, it is a good experience to visit the architectural details outside the mosque and to take a photo. After visiting the mosque, I went to the campus and went further. I found this to be a very interesting place. Because of the wide area of the University of Sabah, although the school also provides a special school bus, so that students can more easily shuttle between the dormitory, the classroom and the canteen, but most students still like to drive their own cars, so the University of Sabah is nicknamed "Local University". There is also a slightly luxury benefit at the University of Sabah, which is that there is a beautiful beach on the campus, so the teachers and students of the University of Sabah can experience beach barbecue, kayaking, and swinging on the beach. And other activities.