visitors to view WW2 Documentary Films. The Estimated grant: RM$350,000 The Demolishment & Re-construction of concrete wall of Contemplation Garden. The Estimated grant: RM$120,000 The Construction of Confrontation Memorial. The Estimated grant: RM$14,000 In recognition of his hard work and commitment to the Kundasang War Memorial, in 2007 Queen Elizabeth II awarded Mr Charuruks the MBE (Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire). Later in 2012, the Australian Government awarded Mr Charuruks the Member of the Order of Australia (AM). The Gardens have been replanted with flowers, particularly roses and rare orchids that include the Paphiopedilum rothschildianum (Rothschild's slipper orchid). The Memorial is open to all visitors not only to view the gardens but to remember those who sacrificed their lives for the freedom of others. ANZAC Memorial Services and private Memorial Services are welcomed with prior arrangements. The Memorial is open to visitors with minimal entrance fees charged. An access road with ramp allows easy access for wheelchair users. Vegetable wholesale stalls Beside the main road vegetables wholesalers can be found in a long row of wooden stalls (Malay: gerai). Bulk buyers come from all over the state of Sabah, Sarawak and even Brunei for the fresh harvest. Pick up trucks are seen laden fully with harvest from the farms nearby the valley and delivered to the stalls. Passing tourists and travellers also stop by the road for shopping at a good bargain with the stalls are open seven days a week. Golf course The Kundasang golf course is located near the border of Kinabalu National Park at an altitude of approximately 2000 metres above sea level. External links Kundasang Town War Memorial Gardens Places of Interest (Chinese) Towns in Sabah