Description:
Gaddigum Pulau is a small island located in the Sarawak River, about 10 km upstream from the mouth of the river. The island has a population of about 100 people who are mostly Muslim. The island's name is derived from the word 'gaddi', meaning 'log' in the local Malay language. The island's history is largely unknown, but it is thought that the island was first settled by the Orang Asli in the 18th century. The island's culture is largely based on Islam, with customs that are unique to the island. The island's population is ethnically diverse, with people from Sarawak, Brunei, and Indonesia living on the island. There are no roads on the island, so the island's residents rely on boats to travel between the island and the mainland.
