St. Michael's and All Angels Church, Sandakan Review

Built in the 18th century, the church is made of stone, and during the Japanese occupation during World War II, it was a Japanese barracks and a prisoner of war camp. The glass painting in the church is very exquisite from the hand of the master. You can buy a ticket for MYR 10 to visit and take pictures. The old church has a long history. The Chinese sister martyred us.

The historic church, built in the late 18th century, is a Church of England. On the hillside near the seaside bus terminal (the station to Sibilo), the old church has many things to say. The painted glass inside it is remade nearly 50 years later, but it is from the hands of top masters. Entering the church is to buy a ticket for MYR 10, 20 minutes of visit time, you can take pictures, we enter, it is said that it is one of the few Chinese this year, a Chinese sister who will come to speak Chinese will explain it for us in detail, there is a full harvest, it is recommended that history lovers buy tickets to enter as above (Although it is free to do rituals on Sundays, you can't take pictures and talk too much)

A short walk from downtown Sandagen is a historic church in Sandagen

these church was beautiful. love to take a picture there

St. Michael's and All Angels Church or for short St. Michael is an Anglican church in the Malaysian cityof Sandakan in the state of Sabah in northern Borneo. St. Michael is the oldest stone church in Sabah. The impetus for the construction of the church dates back to the clergyman William Henry Elton, who is also known as the founder of St. Michael's Secondary School, located next to the church.