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Experience Sarawak by Interests

Kuching

Mulu National Park

Bako National Park

Sarawak Cultural Village

Miri

<p>Hundreds of local activities and beautiful scenes awaiting you</p>

Experience Sarawak by Its Attractions and Destinations

<h3>Overview</h3><p>Take this quick and convenient Kuching City Tour to save your time from flipping through pages of guidebooks and travel websites. Orient yourself with popular attractions like the vibrant walkways along Chinatown, cultural sites of Tua Peak Kong Temple as well as Sarawak’s colonial landmarks. Perfect for family and group travellers, just pick your convenient time to join this 3-hour tour with return transfer to your hotel!</p>

Explore the heritage and culture of Kuching with this quick and convenient tour suitable for all ages. Return transport and local tour guide are included.

Kuching City Tour

<h3>Overview</h3><p>Gazetted as the oldest national park in Sarawak, Bako offers visitors a well-versed introduction to the flora and fauna of the land.The national park is conducive for wildlife to thrive and amongst them are the abundant long tailed macaques, silver leaf monkeys, and the long-nosed, potbellied proboscis monkeys. Others include flying lemurs, mouse deer, bearded pigs, bats, tarsiers, slow loris and palm civet cats.</p>

Get back to nature at Sarawak's Bako National Park and challenge yourself with jungle trekking and wildlife exploration. Package includes hotel and transport.

2D1N Bako National Park

<h3>Overview</h3><p>Some of Kuching City's most famous destinations for sightseeing await you on this hassle-free and relaxing 4 days 3 nights trip. Kuching, meaning cat in Malay, is well-known as a city full of historical and cultural landmarks. Visitors will be brought to Sarawak Cultural Village to see the lives of ethnic Sarawak tribes and gain a deeper understanding of the history of Borneo. Visit Semenggoh Orang Utan Rehabilitation Centre to get up close with our rehabilitated primate friends and keep your eyes open during the feeding time. Get into the intricate Fairy and Wind caves to observe the stalactites and stalagmites that has been formed since thousands years back. Finally, hop on a river city cruise to see Kuching's popular landmarks without having the need to walk around and put extra tension on your feet. This package trip is super convenient that makes it ideal for kids and families.</p>

Get this hassle-free tour package of 4 days Kuching City highlights ideal for urban dwellers and family, including land transport and hotel stay.

4D3N Relaxing Kuching Escape

<h3>Overview</h3><p>Experience the authentic Sarawak in less than a day with a visit to this award-winning Sarawak Cultural Village. Discover the major tribal ethnic group in Sarawak and drop by the 9 replica buildings of traditional Bidayuh, Iban and Orang Ulu longhouses, a Penan jungle settlement, a Melanau tall-house, a Malay town house, a Chinese farmhouse and pagoda.</p><p>Located 24km from Kuching, this iconic place will surely leave you in awe by its diverse culture, traditional dance performance and unique lifestyle of the indigenous tribe. Travellers who wish to taste the local delicacies can stop by their restaurant, and of course, not forgetting to buy souvenir for your loved ones from their in-house handicrafts shop. Other facilities within the vicinity include a Sulpture Garden, the Rainforest Music House equipped with traditional instruments and interactive music workshops, and the Dewan Legenda (Hall of Legends)</p>

Discover the heritage and culture of Borneo in less than a day at this award-winning Sarawak Cultural Village complete with return transfer to your hotel.

Sarawak Cultural Village Tour

<h3>Overview</h3><p>Known as the oldest national park in Sarawak, Bako National Park is home to variety of Borneo's flora and fauna. It is spread across 16km of land offering sanctuary to 7 major ecosystem including beach vegetation, cliff vegetation, mangrove, peat swamp forests, mixed dipterocarp forests, heath forests and grasslands.</p><p>Long tailed macaques, silver leaf monkeys and the long-nosed, potbellied proboscis monkey are just some of the wildlifes that you can commonly spot in this area. Others including flying lemur, mouse deer, bearded pigs, bats, tarsiers, slow loris and palm civet cats can also be seen roaming freely within the forest. The diversity of Bako National Park will always spark your excitement and is a haven to naturalists and adventurers.</p>

Visit the oldest national park in Sarawak introducing Borneo's forest, waterfall and wildlife including the famous Proboscis Monkey. Book at SarawakTravel.com

Bako National Park Tour

<h3>Overview</h3><p>Known as ‘Jewels in the Crown’, Gunung Mulu National Park is one of Mother Nature’s most magnificent creations and also part of Sarawak’s network of national parks. It is also one of the state’s largest, boasting 544 sq km of primary rainforests, which is intersected by fast-flowing rivers and streams.</p><p>Deer Cave can be reached via a 3km plank walk, where one will pass peat swamps, alluvial flats, and limestone outcrops. Rainforest canopies, jungle streams, and an ancient Penan burial cave are also some of what you’ll encounter along the way. When visiting Deer Cave with an additional visit to Lang’s Cave, you’ll get to see incredible rock formations, despite the small size of Lang’s Cave.</p><p>Being Asia’s Longest Cave measuring at an amazing 215km (of explored area only), Clearwater Cave houses a subterranean river that is also navigable by boat. A plank walk leads from the riverbank to Wind Cave’s entrance, which is named so due to the cool breeze at certain narrow parts. Wind Cave, part of the Clearwater system, has impressive geological features in the form of stalactites, stalagmites, flow rocks, helictites, and rock corals.</p><p>With so much to offer, Mulu invites anyone with a heart to explore the unknown.</p>

Witness the 'Jewels in the Crown' aka Gunung Mulu National Park with your own eyes and explore some of the largest and most intricate caves in the world.

2D1N Mulu Show Caves & Park HQ Stay

<h3>Overview</h3><p>Get up close at one of the World’s best places to see semi-wild orangutans on the Semenggoh Orangutan Centre, located 24 kilometres from the centre of Kuching. Semenggoh Nature Reserve is home to a colony of semi-wild orangutans who have been trained and are accustomed to human encounters. The orangutan rehabilitation centre receives orphaned or rescued orangutans and trains them to survive in the wild. More than 20 orangutans live in the forest within the Semenggoh Nature Reserve and they often return to the centre to receive additional feeding.</p>

Get ready to witness the Orangutans roaming freely around the Semenggoh Rehabilitation Centre and watch closely as they are being fed. Book with SarawakTravel!

Semenggoh Orang Utan Centre Tour

<h3>Overview</h3><p>This is an itinerary fit for individuals who wish to seek the most out of this world fantasies. Blend with the Orang Utans at Semenggoh and tune in to the jingles of the jungle during your morning birdwatching at Bako National Park, Sarawak's ideal and most established national park. It won't be challenging to spot since quite a while ago, nosed pot-bellied Proboscis has been spotted so keep those binoculars in handy, cause you might never know what may spring up!</p>

Seek out the most of Sarawak's wildlife on this 7D6N package. Visit Semenggoh Orang Utan, Bako Park and Matang Centre while staying in a rainforest resort.

7 Days Wildlife of Sarawak

<h3>Overview</h3><p>Channel your Indiana Jones and explore it for yourself! Gunung Mulu National Park is the state of Sarawak’s ‘Jewels in the Crown’, named so as it is the largest national park in the state and home to some of the most spectacular limestone caves in the world.&nbsp;</p><p>Its system of limestone caves is one of the most intricate in the world, with naturally occurring chambers and geological features. Some of its caves are amongst the largest in Southeast Asia and the world. Deer Cave is deemed as the world’s largest cave passage and Clearwater Cave is known as Southeast Asia’s longest cave. Though over 360km of the caves have been explored and studied, it is thought that this only accounts for 30% to 40% of it.</p><p>Come and explore the beauty and complexities of Gunung Mulu National Park for yourself. Trust us when we say you’ll be blown away.</p>

Explore Gunung Mulu National Park in all its glory and channel your Indiana Jones by traversing its spectacular limestone caves.

3D2N Mulu Show Caves & Park HQ Stay

<h3>Overview</h3><p>This 3 Days 2 Nights package is a combination of all the must visit locations in Kuching, Sarawak.&nbsp;</p><p>If you are a history buff, you will be amused as you are introduced to facts about Sarawak you may not have known through an engaging and eye-opening experience. Visit the Sarawak Cultural Village and learn more about the lifestyle, traditions and culture of the local natives.</p>

Spend your vacation with 3D2N Kuching package including Semenggoh Orangutan, Sarawak Cultural Village and Kuching City river cruise, ideal for family and leisure travellers

3D2N "Cat City" Kuching Express

<h3>Overview</h3><p>Gunung Mulu National Park is located in the state of Sarawak, the Land of the Hornbills, and also home to some of the most spectacular wildlife. This has designated it as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.</p><p>Standing at an imposing 2,376m high, Gunung Mulu or Mulu Mountain also harbours 52,000 hectares of equatorial rainforest, giving ideal conditions for a diversity of flora and fauna to thrive healthily. Gunung Mulu is also a geological and geographical wonderland, with deeply incised canyons, long meandering rivers and soaring limestone pinnacles looming over dense vegetation that covers the mountain.</p><p>Its 1.5 million year old history awaits anyone who seeks to unravel the secrets of Gunung Mulu National Park’s geomorphic and structural characteristics. Together with some 3,500 species of vascular plants, scientists, naturalists, and keen adventurers will find the national park’s dramatic landscapes and incredible diversity the perfect place to discover some of Earth’s history.</p>

Unleash the adventurer side in you and explore Sarawak's world heritage site, Mulu National Park to witness the longest cave in Asia and climb on Mulu Pinnacles