Today's story takes us to Sabah, Malaysia. More specifically, to Mount Kinabalu.

A popular climbing destination, Mount Kinabalu is home to an amazing array of wildlife and... you guessed it, folklore.

So join me as we learn about one of the most famous stories behind its name: the Chinese widow. And it all starts with a prince who fell in love with a local village maiden...

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A boy who understands birds. A challenging riddle. And a god who beheaded himself.

Here's the legend behind Thailand's Songkran Festival. Plus, the symbolism of water (which sort of explains the whole water fight fiesta, too!).

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The Sisters' Islands in Singapore are known for their beautiful beaches and diverse marine life. But according to this legend, the islands hadn't always been there – and there's a reason why locals named them so...

Join me, Natalie Sia, as we explore the tragic tale behind the Sisters' Islands.

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