Attractions in Sarawak
Entertain your guests at a range of venues
Damai Beach Resort
Beachfront resort on Teluk Bandung, next to Sarawak Cultural Village, with beach volleyball, canoeing and Damai Central's shopping and dining.…
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Built 1868 to 1874 as Sarawak's colonial courthouse, used until 1973. Reopened 2003 as a heritage complex with cafes, restaurants…
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S-shaped cable-stayed pedestrian bridge over the Sarawak River, opened 2017, with a 133m main span. Connects Kuching Waterfront to the…
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Around 1.5km riverside promenade along the Sarawak River in central Kuching, opened 1993. Landmarks include the Astana, Fort Margherita and…
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Five-storey museum on the story of Sarawak's cultures, opened 2022 beside Padang Merdeka. Four permanent galleries, an arts and crafts…
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Photo: NMLRainforest World Music Festival
Annual three-day festival held each June at Sarawak Cultural Village, bringing together musicians from across the globe in a UNESCO-listed…
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Photo: Oconer Belarmino PaybaSemenggoh Wildlife Centre
Orangutan rehabilitation sanctuary 30 minutes from Kuching, offering twice-daily feeding sessions with semi-wild orangutans in their natural forest habitat.
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Photo: Ginny TohSarawak Cultural Village
Award-winning 17-acre living museum at the foot of Mount Santubong, showcasing seven ethnic groups through traditional longhouses, crafts and cultural…
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Photo: Then c.nKuching Old Town
A 2km esplanade along the Sarawak River flanked by colonial-era buildings, Chinese shophouses, street food stalls and the iconic river…
Photo: muhammad muazBako National Park
Sarawak's oldest national park, established 1957, with 16 trails, seven distinct ecosystems and near-guaranteed proboscis monkey sightings. 40km from Kuching…
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