1.Tibau

• The game was played during the Kaul Festival by the melanau community, Sarawak

• Tibau was built from two wooden rods that formed a pyramid and several wooden rods arranged in tiered floors. At the top of the pyramid there is a string of ropes from rattan that will be swinged like a chatter. Players will take turns jumping over the libau until it doesn't swing anymore

• Ancient times, Kaul was a ritual of worship and adoration by the pagan Melanau community to their gods who were called 'ipuk' by some Melanau tribes.

• This ceremony is to show their gratitude to their parents and have been protected from disasters and disease outbreaks. As a token of gratitude, they will provide dishes in the form of yellow glutinous rice, betel nut, bertih padi and nipah leaf cigarettes in accordance with the daily routine of the local community.

• Some types of cakes are also a mandatory dish that will be placed in a plate made from the leaves of the nipah tree and placed in a container called, serahang (seraheng).

• However, this worship ceremony (kaul) has turned into a festival after many in the Melanau community converted to Christianity or Islam. What you see today is a celebration to commemorate the legacy traditions of our ancestors and does not involve any veneration.

•Tibau was built from two wooden rods that formed apyramid and several wooden rods arranged in tired floors.

• At the top of the pyramid there is a string of ropes from rattan that will be swinged like a chatter.

• Starting with one player, then the 2nd player will jump on the first player, then the 3rd, 4th, 5th player, until Tibau can no longer swing.

2.Sepak Manggis

•The game is often played during public functions, especially in Kota Belud, Sabah

• Gift packages are hung on high poles. Participants will try to kick the ball at the prize. Participants who manage to kick the ball until they are hit by the prize are considered winners. Gifts in the form of money, food or interesting items.

• The game was created to foster the spirit of brotherhood and unity of the two communities. Moreover, the game is full of blended cultures.

•For example, in a wedding ceremony, the game will be played in an open area held near the bride's house.

• The game requires a 25 -foot -high pole made of bamboo.

• addition, a colorfully decorated box will be hung on the highest point of the bamboo filled full with lucrative cash gifts provided by the groom.

• In addition, a ball made of rattan will be kicked by the participant to reach the target, which is the colorful box. The game will be started by children, followed by teenagers and then adults.

• Participants can kick multiple times until they reach the target. Since the boxes are tied high, it is difficult for them to hit the target, so this game will be made all day.

3.Wau Bulan

•This 'Wau' game is also known as 'layang-layang'. The kite game is very popular among the villagers.

• This game has been played since the 15th century. Wau is still popular and played in areas such as Kelantan, Terengganu, Kedah and Perlis.

• Wau are created in various forms and have their own names such as bird kite, stingray kite, frog kite, parrot kite, peacock kite, cat kite, jala budi kite, kebayan kite, sewah kite and western kite.

• the 'Wau bulan' is very popular with the Malays. Pattern designs usually with batik motifs will adorn most of the kites produced and are colored in a variety of colors.

• Apart from being used as toys, kites are also the result of handicrafts and wall decorations

• Wau games are usually played after harvest. Wau is played by two people, one holding the wau and the other will hold the rope

•When the wind blows, the rope will be pulled against the current of the wind by stretching out and pulling the rope so that the wau flies high

• Usually the kite will be played by two people, one will hold the kite and the other called the porter will hold the rope.

• When the wind blows then the rope will be pulled against the wind current by stretching and pulling the rope until the kite is high in the air.

• The glitter of the sun will add more beauty to the colorful kite.