Canada Hill, a low limestone ridge overlooking Miri, Malaysia, is home to a giant MIRI sign and a vintage oil rig known as The Grand Old Lady. This historic site marks the location where Malaysia’s first oil well struck in 1910, leading to the city’s foundation. Adjacent to these landmarks, the Petroleum Museum stands, offering insights into the country’s oil and gas industries. Visitors can explore the museum and take in the panoramic views of the city, while also learning about the significant role this site played in shaping Miri’s history.
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