Botumban is a traditional dance of Dusun Kiulu people who live in Kiulu of Tuaran district, Sabah, Malaysia. It is performed in celebrations, festivals, wedding and welcoming guests. The movement shows the joyful moments of farmers and the villagers working together in harvesting of paddy. The Tagahas version of Botumban dance in this video are performed by dancers from Kebudayaan Kg. Pukak Kiulu group (Kumpulan Kebudayaan PUKAK KIULU). Want more? Check out the Botumban dance by Dusun Bundu from

The Pokudinding is a traditional dance of the Dusun Tindal ethnic group from Kampung Piasau, Kota Belud (of Sabah, Malaysia), which has been started since the 1980s. The essence of this dance revolves around the myth of welcoming the rice harvest. The bountiful rice harvest is placed in a "tangkob". Due to the excessive weight, it causes the walls of the house to tilt and requires support from column. Farmers, who appreciate such plentiful harvest, dance with gratitude. It is through this dance

Magalai Labuk is a traditional social dance of ethnic Dusun Labuk people living in Beluran and Telupid districts (near Sandakan and centre of Sabah, Malaysia). Magalai means dancing and Labuk is a small region in Beluran District. The traditional music "Titik Tungki'l" for this dance is played by a set of nine Kulintangan (small gong) and three different types of gong, which are named Tulakan, Tunggal and Babandil. Magalai Labuk Dance is inspired by the movement of eagle, chicken and peacock. It