All Sarawakians are familiar with the undisputed “King of Fruits”, the durian. The fruit enjoys extreme popularity among Malaysians but there are also those who are turned away by its pungent taste and aroma. But did you know that there is more than one way to enjoy eating “durian”?   During the flowering season, those tending to durian farms lay a large sheet of canvas or cloth under durian trees to collect and harve...

Sarawak, a city that has all the conveniences of a modern place also comes with non-cityish attractions such as mysterious caves and beautiful rainforests. It is a contrasting nostalgic mix of modern meets nature. How do the locals live? This is a question that has often been asked. We will take you into the lives of local Sarawakians to explore the endless charm and glamour of Sarawak. When you enter the cities and towns ...

Traveling solo means that not only you get to enjoy the scenery along the way, you can also get to eat the local delicacies to your satisfaction. When you arrive in Sarawak, it is not enough to just take a stroll along the Kuching Waterfront and visit the Cat Museum. The authentic snacks you can find along the streets and alleys of Sarawak are unique and delicious. You will only know how fascinating the food are after trying them. ...

The beauty of the natural scenery is hard to put into words; to truly appreciate it, one needs to experience it in person. Take a big step towards Sarawak’s Borneo in Malaysia where mysterious rainforests, various kinds of wild animals, and marvelous underwater world awaits you. Follow this guide to unveil the mystery in Sarawak. Journey 1 : Birdwatching in Sarawak Sarawak has one of the world’s largest rainforest ecology. It breeds many k...

Wildlife conservation is a top priority for the government of Sarawak. The State is home to 22 national parks, four wildlife sanctuaries and five nature reserves covering a total of 710,884 hectares; offering refuge and sanctuary for many endangered species endemic to Borneo, including the orangutan, proboscis monkey, sun bear, brindled deer, dugong, Irrawaddy dolphin, sea turtle, and many more. Bindi Irwin is the daughter of wildlife conserva...

Chinese New Year in Sarawak provides the state with an opportunity to showcase its unique racial and cultural integration. This article highlights the festival in one of Sarawak’s major cities – Miri. Whether you celebrate Chinese New Year or not, being in Miri during Chinese New Year, is truly an extraordinary experience. It is one which exudes warmth, harmony, racial unity and rich traditions shared amongst the diverse local communities.  He...