The most peaceful destination of Malaysia, Kuching is an ideal holiday spot for people looking for a break from the daily hustle - bustle of life. Replete with vivid sites to explore, fingerlicious food, warm people and plenty of adventurous activities to try out, the city is a complete package for refreshing holidays.
This write-up mainly focuses on the major highlights of the city, which one must not miss while exploring the untamed beauty of Kuching.
So let’s start up with-
Where to go?
The Sarawak Cultural Village:
Also known as the ‘Living Museum’, this village was intentionally set up to conserve the thousand years old Sarawak’s cultural heritage, so that it could be showcased for the travelers and coming generation of the country.
Any visit to Kuching is incomplete without descending to this highly ethnic village. Right from traditional dances to ear soothing music, mouthwatering food to lively surroundings, everything is available here to make your visit a memorable one.
Tua Pek Kong Temple:
Tua Pek Kong is the oldest Chinese temple located in the city. Built in the year 1843, it is always crowded with travelers and locals, alike. The architecture and art used to make it is something worth seeing once in a lifetime.
Kuching Waterfront:
Picturesque surroundings and soothing atmosphere- Kuching Waterfront is an ideal place to spend some romantic time with the love of your life. For party freaks the place transforms into a street from Las Vegas with its all glittery neon lights and youngsters. Here, don’t miss out the chance to taste the traditional Malay grilled fish, along with other famous dishes. Kuching Waterfront nightlife helps travelers to rejuvenate themselves from the tiring day schedule.
Fort Margherita:
Built in the year 1879, now the Fort Margherita has been converted into a Police Museum. Here you can check out the formerly used guns, pistols, swords, cannons, cannonballs and other things used by the police department of the country in the bygone era.
Gunung Gading National Park:
Just a couple of hours away, the Gunung Gading National Park is a home to the world’s largest flower- the Rafflesia. This flower can grow up to 1 diameter in size and has a filthy smell. There is no specific time for the flower to bloom, thus whenever you visit this park, there are chances you might get to see this world largest flower. Apart from this you can also relish a walk in the forest and admire the greenery around.
What to do?
Bidayuh Longhouse Adventure:
To undergo the fun of Bidayuh Longhouse Adventure, make sure to spend some time at the Borneo Highland Resort. The resort offers overnight packages, under which you can try out lots of adventurous activities like- trekking around the jungle, bamboo rafting, etc. While when it comes to the gastronomy, the resort serves you with all types of local dishes along with home-brewed rice wine, exclusively made for you.
Scuba Diving:
If you are planning to try out some scuba diving fun at Kuching, then prefer visiting the city from April to September. The colorful life underneath the water can make anybody go awestruck. See different breeds of turtles or visit the Japanese shipwreck sunk during World war II.
Kuching Kayaking:
Kayaking is not limited to the sea hither, as you can also relish the untamed charm of the rainforests of Kuching by Kayaking. Exclusive sights and moments to cherish for a lifetime, this place serves you with everything.
Semadang Kayaking & Bamboo Rafting:
Are you a nature lover, who loves to cherish the great art of the God through adventurous? If yes, then take up the adventuresome ride of Bamboo rafting in the Borneo Highlands.
This write-up mainly focuses on the major highlights of the city, which one must not miss while exploring the untamed beauty of Kuching.
So let’s start up with-
Where to go?
The Sarawak Cultural Village:
Also known as the ‘Living Museum’, this village was intentionally set up to conserve the thousand years old Sarawak’s cultural heritage, so that it could be showcased for the travelers and coming generation of the country.
Any visit to Kuching is incomplete without descending to this highly ethnic village. Right from traditional dances to ear soothing music, mouthwatering food to lively surroundings, everything is available here to make your visit a memorable one.
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| Image Courtsey: blog.aseankorea.org |
Tua Pek Kong is the oldest Chinese temple located in the city. Built in the year 1843, it is always crowded with travelers and locals, alike. The architecture and art used to make it is something worth seeing once in a lifetime.
Kuching Waterfront:
Picturesque surroundings and soothing atmosphere- Kuching Waterfront is an ideal place to spend some romantic time with the love of your life. For party freaks the place transforms into a street from Las Vegas with its all glittery neon lights and youngsters. Here, don’t miss out the chance to taste the traditional Malay grilled fish, along with other famous dishes. Kuching Waterfront nightlife helps travelers to rejuvenate themselves from the tiring day schedule.
Fort Margherita:
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Gunung Gading National Park:
Just a couple of hours away, the Gunung Gading National Park is a home to the world’s largest flower- the Rafflesia. This flower can grow up to 1 diameter in size and has a filthy smell. There is no specific time for the flower to bloom, thus whenever you visit this park, there are chances you might get to see this world largest flower. Apart from this you can also relish a walk in the forest and admire the greenery around.
What to do?
Bidayuh Longhouse Adventure:
To undergo the fun of Bidayuh Longhouse Adventure, make sure to spend some time at the Borneo Highland Resort. The resort offers overnight packages, under which you can try out lots of adventurous activities like- trekking around the jungle, bamboo rafting, etc. While when it comes to the gastronomy, the resort serves you with all types of local dishes along with home-brewed rice wine, exclusively made for you.
Scuba Diving:
If you are planning to try out some scuba diving fun at Kuching, then prefer visiting the city from April to September. The colorful life underneath the water can make anybody go awestruck. See different breeds of turtles or visit the Japanese shipwreck sunk during World war II.
Kuching Kayaking:
Kayaking is not limited to the sea hither, as you can also relish the untamed charm of the rainforests of Kuching by Kayaking. Exclusive sights and moments to cherish for a lifetime, this place serves you with everything.
Semadang Kayaking & Bamboo Rafting:
Are you a nature lover, who loves to cherish the great art of the God through adventurous? If yes, then take up the adventuresome ride of Bamboo rafting in the Borneo Highlands.
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| Image Courtsey: ourbigtrip2014.blogspot.com |
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