Kuching

Nestled in the lush jungles near Kuching, Semenggoh Nature Reserve stands as a testament to a 30-year rehabilitation program that successfully reintroduced hundreds of orangutans into the wild. The reserve’s […]

Kubah National Park, located just 14 miles (22 kilometers) from the Sarawak state capital of Kuching, is a haven for nature enthusiasts. The park’s sandstone mountains provide a scenic backdrop […]

Bako National Park, Sarawak’s oldest, spans just 10 square miles but encompasses seven distinct ecosystems, including lush rain forests and dense mangroves. This compact park is a haven for diverse […]

Sarawak Cultural Village, located in Kuching, Malaysia, offers a glimpse into the diverse cultures and customs of Sarawak’s ethnic groups. This living museum features traditional buildings, including a Chinese farmhouse […]

The Sarawak Museum, located in Kuching, Malaysia, offers a rich tapestry of ethnographic and ecological artifacts that delve into the traditional tribal and environmental life of Sarawak. Visitors can explore […]

Built between 1868 and 1927, the Kuching Old Court House originally served as Sarawak’s center of government. This heritage complex, located in the heart of Kuching, features low buildings arranged […]

Nestled in the foothills of the Borneo Highlands, 62 miles (100 kilometers) south of Kuching, Annah Rais is a Bidayuh longhouse settlement that offers a glimpse into traditional communal living. […]

Kuching’s Tua Pek Kong Temple, one of the city’s oldest Chinese places of worship, dates back to 1770 as claimed by a plaque at the site. It is among more […]

Kuching Mosque, also known as Masjid Bandaraya Kuching, stands as a prominent landmark on a low hill overlooking the Sarawak River. Its history traces back to at least 1840, though […]

Built in 1870 by Charles Brooke, the Second White Rajah of Sarawak, the Astana stands as a regal complex on the banks of the Sarawak River in Kuching. The official […]

Initially constructed as a prison in 1879, the Square Tower stands as a colonial landmark on the eastern end of the Kuching Waterfront. Its crenelated top, hexagonal turret, and the […]

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 […]

Rivers have long served as the lifeblood of Borneo, and the Kuching Waterfront (Esplanade) offers a scenic stroll along more than half a mile of the Sarawak River. This vibrant […]

Nestled in the heart of Malaysia near Kuching, Gunung Gading National Park is renowned for its unique botanical treasure, the rafflesia flower, known as the world’s largest and smelliest bloom. […]

The Kuching Cat Museum, located in Malaysia’s city of Kuching, houses over 2,000 exhibits that explore the historical and cultural significance of cats. The museum delves into the roles these […]

Satok Market, also known as Medan Niaga Satok, is Kuching’s most important market, located in the heart of Malaysia’s Sarawak region. This bustling hub is a vibrant tapestry of colors […]

At the confluence of the Igan and Rajang rivers, the inland city of Sibu serves as a gateway for travelers exploring the longhouses of the Upper Rajang River in Sarawak. […]

Talang Satang National Park, located off the coast of Kuching in Malaysia, is dedicated to the conservation of sea turtles, particularly green and hawksbill species. The park encompasses four islands […]

Nestled on the edge of Kubah National Park, Matang Wildlife Centre serves as a rehabilitation sanctuary for native Bornean species, including orangutans and sun bears. The centre offers visitors the […]

Completed in 1879, Fort Margherita stands as a whitewashed and turreted fortress on the banks of the Sarawak River in Kuching. Commissioned by Charles Brooke, the second Rajah of Sarawak, […]