What should I pay attention to when traveling in Sabah? Matters needing attention in Sabah tourism

According to the regulations of Royal Malaysian Customs, the duty-free goods that can be brought into the country are cameras, watches, pens, tape recorders, perfumes, lighters, 200 cigarettes, 1 bottle of wine, cosmetics, local products and films with a value of less than 200 Ma Yuan. Visitors who bring carpets, clothing, jewelry, spirits, tobacco and other articles into the country must pay customs duties, or they can deposit them at the customs when entering the country and take them away when leaving the country. Tips: The prices of hotels, guesthouses and restaurants include 10% service charge and 5% government tax. Malaysia does not advocate tipping. Precautions: necessary sunglasses, umbrellas, sunscreen skin care products, swimsuits, gastrointestinal drugs, mosquito bites, etc. Malaysia strictly controls drugs, and carrying drugs can be sentenced to death. Passengers need to take care of their luggage to avoid being replaced and carrying drugs. Sabah forbids more public entertainment and drinking. Don't wear shorts or short skirts to enter the temple. In Malaysia, people generally don't wear yellow clothes except members of the royal family. The way to go, Sichuan Airlines Shanghai Airlines is not bad. Their trip to Sabah is very luxurious, staying at Shangri-La Hotel, and the price is less than 8,000 yuan/person. Free travel costs at least 4000 yuan.