
SARAWAK
Sarawak is a state located on the northwestern part of Borneo Island, known for its diverse indigenous cultures, vast rainforests, and unique wildlife. Nicknamed the “Land of the Hornbills”, Sarawak offers travellers a mix of adventure, cultural heritage, and eco-tourism experiences.
The state capital, Kuching, is a charming city famous for its riverside promenade, colonial architecture, and cultural diversity. Sarawak is home to UNESCO World Heritage Sites, limestone caves, national parks, and traditional longhouses, making it a must-visit for nature lovers and cultural explorers alike.
Begin your journey through Sarawak by selecting a city below.
Things to Do in Sarawak
Budaya & Warisan
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Sarawak Cultural Village, Kuching – Experience the lifestyles of Sarawak’s indigenous tribes
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Kuching Waterfront & Old Buildings – Colonial architecture and scenic riverfront
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Bidayuh & Iban Longhouses – Visit traditional longhouses and learn about tribal life
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Sarawak State Museum – History, culture, and ethnography exhibits
Pengembaraan Alam Semula Jadi & Luar
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Gunung Mulu National Park – Explore caves, canopy walks, and rainforest trekking
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Bako National Park – Wildlife spotting, jungle trekking, and beaches
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Semenggoh Wildlife Centre – Orangutans in their natural habitat
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Niah Caves – Prehistoric archaeological site and limestone formations
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Lambir Hills & Santubong Nature Trails – Hiking and scenic landscapes
Tarikan Mesra Keluarga
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National Parks & Nature Trails – Jungle trekking suitable for families
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Island Excursions & River Cruises – Explore coastal areas and rivers
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Adventure Activities – Canopy walks, kayaking, and eco-tourism tours
Pengalaman Membeli-belah & Bandar
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Kuching Central & Main Markets – Local crafts, souvenirs, and food
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Pasar Malam & Street Markets – Traditional snacks, handicrafts, and local delicacies
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Handicraft Villages – Bidayuh and Iban arts, weaving, and woodcraft
Makanan & Perisa Tempatan
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Sarawak Laksa & Kolo Mee – Iconic Kuching dishes
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Manok Pansoh (Chicken Cooked in Bamboo) – Traditional Iban delicacy
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Local Kuih & Snacks – Sweet and savory treats at markets and cafés
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Fresh Seafood & River Fish – Coastal and river-based cuisine
