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Ecotourism potential of Tagang System in Long Lidung

Imagine the thrill of wild river fish feeding from your hands; you can even swim with them! At Kampung Long Lidung in Limbang Division in Sarawak, the village has been so successful with their community based fisheries management or locally known as Tagang System that these wild fishes have become so tame to even feed from your hands.

Five best things to do at Taman Negara National Park

If you’re looking for some of the best nature experiences in Peninsular Malaysia, look no further than Taman Negara National Park. Sprawled across the states of Pahang, Kelantan and Terengganu, this 130 million-year-old virgin rainforest promises nature lovers a wealth of unspoilt gems. From hiking to rapid shooting, there are lots of exciting ecotourism activities to experience at Taman Negara National Park.

BeachSpots: sand, sun and sea

Sarawak boasts numerous beaches that cater to every taste. Many offer scenic views and beautiful sunsets, while some are tucked away someplace hidden, perfect for those who seek serenity and solace. Whether you’re looking to go for a dip, getting that tan you’ve always wanted or simply sink your toes into the sand, these recommended beaches are definitely worth discovering for all you beachspotters out there.

Sebauh’s floating temple

Every place has its tale. For Sebauh, a small town of over 20,000 people, it is the tale behind the floating temple. The temple, known as Natok Kon Sebauh, sits on an island directly opposite the town and is the only temple of its kind in Sarawak.

Orchid: Petals Galore

One place in Kuching that will definitely put a smile on every visitors face is the famous DBKU Orchid Garden, right in the heart of the city, just across the river from the famed Kuching Waterfront.

The lush rainforest of Northern Mulu: Mentawai

Mentawai is part of the famous Mulu National Park and is located on the uppermost north of the park. It sits near some of Sarawak’s major attractions including The Pinnacles, among the most amazing karst sculptures located in the Gunung Api formation.

Mount Murud: Above the clouds

Standing at 2,423 metres above sea level, Mount Murud is the tallest peak in Sarawak. There are hidden treasures that are not known to many others in Mount Murud. About two to three hours’ walk away from the church camp lies the Rock Garden, an area filled with unique giant rock formations in an exposed area.

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