The Tua Pek Kong Temple is the oldest tokong cina in the city. The temple is believed to have been built in 1800 on a site which was considered the best Feng Shui location in Kuching, i.e., toward the back of the top of a hill, in front of a sm...

Kuching (means Cat in Malayl) is probably a place where Cat lovers should come, as where else in the World do you find Cat Statues scattered around a City, and a CAT MUSEUM! Kuching locals love their cats so much that we found ma...

Situated on the top of the Canada Hill, the Grand Old Lady is the first oil well in Malaysia. It represents the petroleum history of Miri, which is almost a century old. This oil well is no longer in production and the Sarawak Government has decla...

The sight of fishing boats berthing at the river bank and fishermen selling their fresh catches is simply wonderful in this clean and sandy seaside spot. Hawaii Beach at Kampong Bakam, is one of the pristine, palm-fringed beach. This beach offers ...

This is the Arts and Craft Centre of Miri and is housed in a historic building that was formerly the Miri Community Hall. The building history is colourful and many of the older generations in Miri would remember the numerous public events held he...

This is how the local folk call it. This is the only mud spring in Limbang (or in Sarawak, perhaps). It has been a place for the neighbourhood people to come and shower for fun, but it is less known by the town people in Limbang. There you will...

At Ban Piyamit 1, Tambon Tano Mae Ro. Take the same route as the Hot Spring for four more kilometres. This area is the village of the Thai Development Participants and was once the bas...

The Civic Centre Museum (its official name is Dewan Kebudayaan dan Warisan meaning Cultural & Heritage Hall in English) has a display of Sibu's history, and Melanau, Iban, Malay, and Chinese artefacts. Quite interesting as there's not much ...