Ba’Kelalan: Of Rice Coffee and Salt
Ba’Kelalan is about 3,000 feet above sea level and is home to nine Lun Bawang villages. The name is derived from the Lun Bawang word Ba’ meaning wetlands and the nearby Kelalan River.
Ba’Kelalan: Of Rice Coffee and Salt
Ba’Kelalan is about 3,000 feet above sea level and is home to nine Lun Bawang villages. The name is derived from the Lun Bawang word Ba’ meaning wetlands and the nearby Kelalan River.
Sarawak Targets 1.2 Million Visitors in 2022
Sarawak is targeting approximately 1.2 million tourists this year as health and safety protocols are further relaxed. The arrival in December 2021 alone increased by 500% compared to December 2020.
Blue Waters of Tasik Biru
Tasik Biru, which is Malay for Blue Lake, named so because of its unnaturally blue colour, which is a result of high levels of arsenic. Tasik Biru is a man-made lake and was originally an open mining pit. Gold mining began there in 1820 by the Hakka Chinese.
STB and MAG collaboration to boost tourism in Sarawak
Sarawak Tourism Board (STB) and Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Wednesday, which would see Sarawak becoming a destination of choice among domestic and international travellers in 2022.
From Langkawi to Sarawak: The 3D2N Itinerary
From Langkawi, tourists can then travel to any other state in Malaysia, so why not take a short trip down to nature-filled Sarawak? Nicknamed the Land of the Hornbills
Post-infection travelling: Here’s what you need to know
Effective January 13, travellers arriving in Malaysia with a history of COVID-19 infection must comply with all the latest entry regulations and procedures.
