Kuching blends rich heritage with cosmopolitan charm. Discover historical and modern landmarks such as the Oldest City Mosque, Tua Pek Kong Temple, colonial icons like the Square Tower, the State Legislative Assembly building, and the Golden Bridge over the Kuching Waterfront. Browse the Main Bazaar and Chinatown for souvenirs like woodcarvings, pua kumbu, pottery, and famous Sarawak kek lapis.

This modern five-storey museum showcases Sarawak’s rich cultural heritage:

• Level 1: Auditorium, restaurant & gift shop
• Level 2: Children's Gallery ("Love Our Rivers") & Arts/Crafts Gallery
• Level 3: "In Harmony with Nature" immersive gallery
• Level 4: "Time Changes" archaeological & historical exhibition
• Level 5: "Objects of Desire" fine artefacts gallery

Cruise through the mouth of the Santubong River in search of the rare Irrawaddy (snub-fin) dolphin. Keep watch for proboscis monkeys, saltwater crocodiles, and sea eagles. The cruise also ventures up the Salak River to view a traditional stilted fishing village.

Known as the “Living Museum”, explore authentic replicas of seven ethnic houses (Chinese, Malay, Melanau, Penan, Iban, Bidayuh, and Orang Ulu). Witness live demonstrations of beadwork, woodcarving, and pua weaving, culminating in a vibrant cultural performance at the Village Theatre.

In this 653-hectare forest reserve, semi-wild orangutans roam freely as they are rehabilitated for the wild. Observe treetop acrobatics and feeding sessions.

Feeding Times: 0900–1000 hrs / 1500–1600 hrs
Note: Wildlife sightings are not guaranteed.

Houses over 1,000 saltwater and freshwater crocodiles in naturalistic habitats. Watch powerful feeding displays and encounter other animals like bearcats, pythons, peacocks, otters, and the gigantic Arapaima gigas fish.

Feeding Times: 1130 hrs / 1500 hrs

Located 100km east of Kuching, this iconic Bidayuh longhouse features impressive bamboo architecture. Experience traditional village activities like rice pounding and basket weaving, and visit the historic Baruk (head house) containing ancient war relics.

Marvel at the Fairy Cave's massive three-storey chamber illuminated by natural sunlight, featuring dramatic stalactites and stalagmites. Then explore the tunnel-like Wind Cave, home to bats and swiftlets.

Just 20km from Kuching, Kubah is famous for scenic rainforests, waterfalls, and 93 species of palms. Hike the Waterfall Trail through mixed dipterocarp forest to a 10-metre cascading waterfall and natural jungle pool.

Situated within Kubah National Park, this 179-hectare sanctuary rehabilitates endangered wildlife including sun bears, sambar deer, and civet cats. Features three large aviaries with eagles and hornbills.

Home to the world's largest flower – the Rafflesia – which can bloom up to 3 feet across. Wooden plankwalks guide visitors through dense tropical rainforest where white-crested hornbills and squirrels reside.

Sarawak's oldest national park offers diverse habitats, coastal coves, and famous sea stacks. Trek trails to spot wild proboscis monkeys, long-tailed macaques, bearded pigs, and monitor lizards.

Cruise along the Sarawak River as the sun sets over Kuching. Enjoy panoramic views of the Waterfront, Brooke Dockyard, Malay Kampungs, Fort Margherita, The Astana, Square Tower, and colorful fishing boats.

Cross pristine Bengoh Lake by boat before trekking beneath rainforest canopies, crossing bamboo bridges, and reaching the spectacular Pe’an and Susung waterfalls. Hike up to Kampung Sting for breathtaking scenic views.