The Brooke Gallery Visit The Brooke Gallery at Fort Margherita in Kuching and explore the story of Sarawak’s ‘White Rajahs’. Learn about James Brooke’s arrival in 1839, colonial defense history, and modern-day restoration. Full travel guide, hours, location & visitor info included. Why Visit The Legacy of the White Rajahs Who Was James Brooke? In […]
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Fort Margherita Towering above the Sarawak River, Fort Margherita stands as a proud sentinel of Kuching’s colonial history and Iban heritage. Once a bastion of defense, today it invites you to walk its ramparts, discover its secrets, and uncover Sarawak’s royal past. Visit Fort Margherita in Kuching, Sarawak—a stunning 1879 English-style fortress turned museum. Discover
Fort Sylvia Visit Fort Sylvia in Kapit, Sarawak—an iconic historical site built in 1880 that now serves as a museum. Discover exhibits on Iban heritage, Tun Jugah’s legacy, and colonial-era artifacts. Complete visitor info, GPS location & contacts included. Why Visit History Built from Ironwood & Independence Originally constructed by Charles Brooke to halt upriver
Sematan Beach, Sarawak Discover Sematan Beach in Sarawak, a quiet coastal village with pristine beaches, waterfalls, island tours, cycling adventures, and cultural heritage. Plan your eco-holiday with travel tips, resort stays, homestays & full contact details. Why Visit Where the South China Sea meets the rainforests of Lundu, you’ll find Sematan Beach, a peaceful stretch
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Damai Beach A blissful hideaway 40 minutes from Kuching—Damai Beach invites you to unwind beneath towering rainforests, cruise mangrove rivers, and witness rare wildlife like the Irrawaddy dolphin. This tropical peninsula isn’t just a destination—it’s a discovery. Why Visit Whether you’re hiking jungle trails, hopping islands, or soaking up cultural heritage, Damai Beach delivers nature,
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Maludam National Park Maludam National Park in Sarawak is a remote yet vital peat swamp reserve, teeming with red banded langurs, proboscis monkeys, rare hornbills, and hidden river wildlife. Discover this untouched sanctuary of biodiversity through our complete eco-guide, with travel tips, local insights, and booking info. Rich in endangered species, authentic community experiences, and
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Painted Cave, Sarawak Painted Cave at Niah National Park is a spiritual and archaeological gem. Discover ancient red-hematite drawings, Neolithic boat coffins, and sacred burial practices over 3,000 years old—only an hour from Miri city. Why Visit Explore the Prehistoric Echoes of Borneo Tucked deep within the verdant rainforests of Sarawak, Painted Cave (Gua Kain
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Fairy Cave, Sarawak Discover Fairy Cave near Kuching—an awe-inspiring limestone cave system in Sarawak. Hike multiple scenic trails, explore ancient formations, and relive wartime history at this iconic nature reserve. Includes full visitor guide, trail tips & contact info. Why Visit Welcome to Fairy Cave, where towering limestone formations meet ancient legends. Ideal for hikers,
Clearwater Cave, Sarawak Clearwater Cave in Mulu, Sarawak is Asia’s longest cave system at over 110 km explored. Dive into its limestone labyrinth, swim in spring-fed pools, hike rainforest trails, and discover its ecological wonders. Full travel info, user tips, and contact details included. Your Next Borneo Adventure Starts Here Immerse yourself in one of
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Deer Cave Mulu Step into the awe-inspiring world of Deer Cave in Mulu National Park—where millions of bats soar, ancient rock formations tower above, and the rainforest leads you to one of Earth’s most extraordinary natural wonders. This is not just a cave; it’s a living cathedral of stone and life. Why Visit Deer Cave
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