Kuching, the capital of Sarawak, has embraced its feline-inspired name with a series of cat statues scattered throughout the city center. The Malay word for cat, ‘kucing,’ sounds identical to the city’s name, leading to its affectionate moniker, Cat City. These whimsical sculptures depict various cat breeds in playful poses, adding a touch of kitsch and charm to the urban landscape. Visitors can explore the city and discover these artistic tributes, each one capturing the unique character and elegance of the felines they represent.
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