Taman Peringatan Perang Sandakan

I almost deleted the Yamatogan Memorial Park from my travel plan, and I am glad I didn't. The Yamatogan Memorial Park is a lovely and cool oasis with a very good view. The park was built to commemorate the inhabitants of Australia, Britain, New Zealand and Sandakan, who endured three years of Japanese brutal occupation during World War II. The information is very rich, many stories are very moving, here you can see many real events of history and the stories left by the six prisoners of war who survived the concentration camp. The Sandakan Memorial Park is well worth a visit.

The park is very peaceful and beautiful, once a series of atrocities near the end of World War II, the gardens and paths leading to the buildings are very well preserved and beautiful.

Green View beautiful place for you to stay in and

Santagan Memorial Park, located in the downtown area of Sabah, is a famous prisoner camp of the Second World War. There is a museum in the memorial park, which mainly introduces how Japanese fascists brutally treated allied prisoners of war, and there are many items displayed in the year.

It is mainly to remember a history of World War II. The park was once a prisoner camp of World War II and was later built to commemorate the victims. There are many small museums in the park, which tell of the tragic history. The park is not very large, and it can be visited in about an hour.