The state of Sarawak Bumi Kenyalang
Sibu Central Market Step into the heart of Sibu and discover Sibu Central Market—a bustling indoor bazaar that blends tradition, taste, and local charm. With over 1,100 stalls offering jungle produce, exotic fruits, live poultry, and Sarawakian delicacies, this market is more than a shopping destination—it’s a cultural experience. Whether you’re a curious traveler or […]
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Satok Weekend Market Step into the bustling lanes of Satok Weekend Market, where native Sarawakian vendors, Chinese and Malay traders, and curious travelers converge in a kaleidoscope of color, flavor, and tradition. From wild honey and exotic fruits to handcrafted souvenirs and live orchids, this weekend-only market is a must-visit for anyone seeking authentic local
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Santubong National Park Just 35km from Kuching, Santubong National Park beckons with its legendary summit, cascading waterfalls, and jungle trails that test your spirit and reward you with breathtaking views of the South China Sea. Whether you’re up for a steep climb or curious about the mythical princess of Santubong, this park offers more than
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Talang Satang National Park Cradled off the coast of Sarawak, Malaysia, Talang Satang National Park is a stunning marine sanctuary created to protect endangered sea turtles and coral ecosystems. The park offers a rare, meaningful travel experience for eco-tourists—inviting you to witness turtle hatchlings, dive into reef-rich waters, and participate in one-of-a-kind conservation programs. A
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Piasau Nature Reserve Nestled in Miri, Sarawak, Piasau Nature Reserve is a shining example of ecological transformation. Once an oil camp, now a thriving sanctuary, it’s where Oriental Pied Hornbills glide freely and ancient trees like Tapang reach for the skies. Whether you’re seeking serenity, wildlife, or environmental wisdom, this reserve delivers joy with every
Borneo Happy Farm Nestled amidst the hills of Kuching, Borneo Happy Farm isn’t just another attraction—it’s a living, breathing showcase of sustainable farming, endangered wildlife, and Bornean charm. Come for the buffaloes, stay for the zipline, and leave with a heart full of nature’s warmth. Why Visit Getting There & Admission Just 45 minutes from
Irrawaddy Dolphin Watching Set sail through the lush mangrove forests of Kuching Wetlands National Park and witness the elusive Irrawaddy dolphins in action. This unforgettable 3–4 hour cruise offers a rare glimpse into Borneo’s aquatic wildlife, guided by expert naturalists and local boatmen. Perfect for eco-tourists, families, and wildlife lovers. Cruise the Santubong & Salak
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Matang Wildlife Centre Matang Wildlife Centre, located on the edge of Kubah National Park in Sarawak, is a rehabilitative haven—not a zoo—where rescued orangutans and endangered species reclaim their freedom. Just 40 minutes from Kuching, this eco-responsible destination is a must-visit for travelers seeking an authentic wildlife experience in Borneo. Why Visit A visit to
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Semenggoh Wildlife Centre Just 24 km from Kuching, Semenggoh Wildlife Centre offers a once-in-a-lifetime chance to witness semi-wild orangutans in their natural rainforest habitat. It’s not a zoo—it’s a conservation success story. Why Visit A Sanctuary with a Mission Established in 1975, Semenggoh was created to care for injured, orphaned, or rescued wild animals—especially orangutans
Siniawan Night Market Just 25 minutes from Kuching, Siniawan Night Market transforms a sleepy heritage town into a glowing corridor of flavors, lights, and nostalgia. Come hungry, bring your camera, and prepare to fall in love with Sarawak’s most photogenic night market. Explore Siniawan Night Market in Bau, Sarawak—open weekends with glowing lanterns, heritage wooden
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