CATEGORY SPOTLIGHT: CULTURE
Where every culture tells a unique story.
Discover your Gateway to Culture. Sarawak, Borneo’s gem, with 34 ethnic groups. Explore Iban Pua Kumbu, Bidayuh bamboo dances, Melanau tall houses, and Gawai Dayak celebrations. Visit longhouses and heritage trails.
WHAT YOU WILL DISCOVER: CULTURE
•Local Handicrafts and Heritage Centres
•Homestays
•Local Tips
•Historical Sites
•Museums
CATEGORY SPOTLIGHT: ADVENTURE
Explore the Uncharted and Untamed.Discover your Gateway to Adventure in Sarawak, home to UNESCO sites like Gunung Mulu and Niah Caves. Experience mountain climbs, diving, jungle treks, and kayaking in its natural wonders.
Explore the Uncharted and Untamed.Discover your Gateway to Adventure in Sarawak, home to UNESCO sites like Gunung Mulu and Niah Caves. Experience mountain climbs, diving, jungle treks, and kayaking in its natural wonders.
WHAT YOU WILL DISCOVER: ADVENTURE
•Moutain Climbing and Trekking
•Waterfalls Trekking
•Outdoor Activities
CATEGORY SPOTLIGHT: NATURE
Discover your Gateway to Nature in Sarawak! Spot orangutans, marvel at the Rafflesia, and trek to hidden waterfalls in lush rainforests like Lambir Hills and Bako National Park
Discover your Gateway to Nature in Sarawak! Spot orangutans, marvel at the Rafflesia, and trek to hidden waterfalls in lush rainforests like Lambir Hills and Bako National Park
WHAT YOU WILL DISCOVER: NATURE
•National Parks & Wildlife Reserves
•Coastal and Marine Exploration
CATEGORY SPOTLIGHT: FOOD
Indulge in flavor - Discover food from every corner of Sarawak
Sarawak, located on the island of Borneo in Malaysia, is known for its rich and diverse culinary heritage, influenced by its multi-ethnic population, including the Iban, Chinese, Malay, Bidayuh, and Orang Ulu communities. The food in Sarawak blends traditional ingredients from the rainforest with influences from these various cultures, resulting in a unique and flavorful cuisine.
WHAT YOU WILL DISCOVER: FOOD
•Traditional Dishes
•Street Food and Snacks
•Local Delicacies
•Beverages and Desserts
•Ethnic Cuisine
•Seafood Specialties
•Halal Food
CATEGORY SPOTLIGHT: FESTIVAL
Sarawak is home to diverse festivals that celebrate its vibrant culture, traditional music, and rich food heritage, offering a year-round experience of community and festivities.
Sarawak is home to diverse festivals that celebrate its vibrant culture, traditional music, and rich food heritage, offering a year-round experience of community and festivities.
WHAT YOU WILL DISCOVER: FESTIVAL
•Rainforest World Music Festival
•Sarawak Regatta
•Pesta Benak (Tidal Bore Festival)
•Mid-Autumn Festival
•Kuching Food Festival
Borneo Cultural Museum
Culture
Borneo Cultural Museum
The Borneo Cultures Museum is a world-class museum that showcases the cultural and natural heritage of Sarawak and Borneo. Spread across five floors, it features interactive exhibits, galleries, and collections of artifacts reflecting the rich history and biodiversity of the region.
Cat Museum
Culture
Cat Museum
As Kuching translates to “cat” in Malay, the Cat Museum is a quirky and fun museum dedicated to all things feline. It features exhibits on the history, mythology, and cultural significance of cats.
Mulu National Park
Adventure
Mulu National Park
Gunung Mulu National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its incredible limestone karst formations, including the world's largest cave chamber (Sarawak Chamber) and stunning pinnacles. The park is also home to one of the most intricate cave systems in the world and rich biodiversity, making it a major draw for adventure seekers and nature lovers.
Niah National Park
Adventure
Niah National Park
Recently recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Niah National Park is renowned for its archaeological significance. The park is home to the Niah Caves, where the remains of prehistoric humans and artifacts, including cave paintings, have been discovered. These findings provide insight into the early human settlement of Borneo, making it a culturally rich destination.
Gunung Mulu National Park
Nature
Gunung Mulu National Park
Gunung Mulu National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its incredible limestone karst formations, including the world's largest cave chamber (Sarawak Chamber) and stunning pinnacles. The park is also home to one of the most intricate cave systems in the world and rich biodiversity, making it a major draw for adventure seekers and nature lovers.
Niah National Park
Nature
Niah National Park
Located near Miri, Niah National Park is home to the famous Niah Caves, where human remains over 40,000 years old were discovered. The second Sarawakian National Park to be awarded as a UNESCO World Heritage Site is rich in archaeological history and is also known for its dense rainforests and limestone formations.
Belacan Bee Hoon
Food
Belacan Bee Hoon
A unique dish of rice vermicelli served with a shrimp paste-based gravy, topped with cuttlefish, century eggs, and cucumber.
Kompia
Food
Kompia
A Foochow-style baked bread, similar to a bagel, usually stuffed with minced meat or eaten plain.
Rainforest World Music Festival
Festival
Rainforest World Music Festival
One of Sarawak’s most iconic events, the Rainforest World Music Festival (RWMF) is a three-day celebration of world music, held in the heart of the Borneo jungle.