Located about an hour’s drive from Kuching city centre, this cave is getting more and more popular in recent years. Visitors who make the trip to the Serikin weekend market near the Indonesian border must pass through the road junction going to this cave, which is only a short detour. The hills of this area [ Read More ]
Situated on the outskirt of Kuching city along the Matang Road and about 45 minutes’ drive away, this is Kuching’s only semblance of a zoo. Originally the centre served as a halfway house for confiscated or abandoned wild animals illegally caught and kept as pets or some even destined for the dining tables, to [ Read More ]
This trinity of Chinese temples is arguably the most revered of its kind in Kuching if only because they are the oldest. They are also among the most visited by tourists due to their dominant presence along Carpenter Street and Temple Street. In no particular order, they are Siew San Teng Temple ( the Tua Pek [ Read More ]
Sarawak’s lengthy coastline is unfortunately devoid of pristine waters like ...
