Pesta Kaul is Mukah’s famed “cleansing” festival of the Melanau community, which makes up the vast majority of the people living in this quaint coastal town located some 157 kilometres from Sibu (about 2 hrs 35 mins drive).
The Land of the Hornbills promises you thrills and adventure, with activities that will challenge you both physically and mentally. White water rafting, hiking, caving, BASE jumping, diving, deep sea fishing, kayaking – you name it, we’ve got it.
Sri Aman has its benak or tidal bore. Miri has its glowing shoreline. Both are natural occurrences that attract tourists (domestic and international) to come and witness for themselves these phenomena.
Sarawak’s is a paradise of a huge diversity of species of flora and fauna, and its biodiversity is legendary. It is home to amazing national parks and nature reserves.
Actively promoting Sarawak to the world, Sarawak Tourism Board (STB), Incorporated under Sarawak Tourism Board (Incorporation) Ordinance on Nov 12, 1994, has played a fundamental role in raising the global profile of Sarawak’s tourism products.
I don’t know about you, but I love waterfalls, I don’t actually bathe in them but rather, I love to admire the beauty of the cascades and their surroundings of…
Borneo’s natural treasures are as numerous as they are varied. And precious commodities are best appreciated when seen up-close. The exploratory venture into Lanjak Entimau Wildlife Sanctuary (LEWS) took place…
From exciting man-made attractions to breathtaking natural wonders, Sarawak holds many surprises. Once a hidden paradise unknown to the rest of the world, it now attracts holidaymakers from different parts…
On Sept 28, 2010, a team of over 80 researchers and scientists from various Government institutions, universities and local NGOs set off on an expedition to Paya Maga. Also part…
