Explore breathtaking landscapes, timeless towns, and secret spots that make Sarawak truly legendary. Each gem tells a unique story of Borneo's rich heritage.

HeritageFood

Siniawan Night Market

Step back in time at this charming night market set in a century-old wooden town. Under the glow of red lanterns, enjoy traditional Hakka food, local delicacies, and a nostalgic atmosphere that feels like a scene from an old movie.

Siniawan, Bau

NatureScenic

Tasik Biru (Blue Lake)

A mesmerizing man-made lake formed from an old gold mine. The water's striking blue hue creates a surreal contrast with the surrounding lush greenery. Perfect for boating, photos, and a peaceful escape.

Bau, Sarawak

AdventureCave

Fairy Cave (Gua Peri-Peri)

Ascend into a mystical realm. The Fairy Cave is famous for a stalagmite structure that resembles a Chinese deity. The entrance, covered in ferns and moss with sunlight streaming through, looks like a portal to a lost world.

Bau, Sarawak

WildlifeConservation

Semenggoh Wildlife Centre

Meet the 'Men of the Forest'. Semenggoh is the biggest orangutan rehabilitation centre in Sarawak. Witness these gentle giants swinging through the trees during feeding times in their natural habitat.

Siburan, Sarawak

WildlifeHiking

Bako National Park

Sarawak's oldest national park is a wonderland of biodiversity. From the iconic sea stacks to proboscis monkeys and bearded pigs, Bako offers a condensed experience of Borneo's wild beauty.

Bako, Kuching

CultureHeritage

Annah Rais Longhouse

Experience the living heritage of the Bidayuh community. Annah Rais is a thriving longhouse settlement where you can learn about traditional bamboo architecture, farming, and the warm hospitality of the locals.

Padawan, Sarawak

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