Visit Sarawak
Sarawak is a Malaysian state located on the island of Borneo. It is bordered by Brunei and Kalimantan, Indonesia. With its diverse terrain and culture, Sarawak offers something for everyone.
For nature lovers, explore the Gunung Mulu National Park with its breathtaking limestone caves and pristine rainforest or check out Bako National Park to spot wildlife such as wild boars and macaques. There are also plenty of opportunities for adventurers such as white-water rafting, hiking and mountain biking in Sarawak's lush jungles.
Experience Sarawak's unique cultures with a visit to many of the longhouses around Kuching or wander through Semenggoh Wildlife Centre which aims to rehabilitate injured orangutans living in freedom within their natural environment.
History buffs can learn more about Malaysia's colonial history at Fort Margherita, built by Charles Brooke in 1879 to protect Kuching from piracy attacks or visit Kubah National Park which contains the oldest exposed rock formation in South East Asia dating back 156 million years ago!
For nature lovers, explore the Gunung Mulu National Park with its breathtaking limestone caves and pristine rainforest or check out Bako National Park to spot wildlife such as wild boars and macaques. There are also plenty of opportunities for adventurers such as white-water rafting, hiking and mountain biking in Sarawak's lush jungles.
Experience Sarawak's unique cultures with a visit to many of the longhouses around Kuching or wander through Semenggoh Wildlife Centre which aims to rehabilitate injured orangutans living in freedom within their natural environment.
History buffs can learn more about Malaysia's colonial history at Fort Margherita, built by Charles Brooke in 1879 to protect Kuching from piracy attacks or visit Kubah National Park which contains the oldest exposed rock formation in South East Asia dating back 156 million years ago!
