Aktivitäten in Sarawak

“A National Park since 1957, Bako offers the perfect introduction to Sarawak’s forests and wildlife. The park covers the northern tip of the Muara Tebas peninsula, an area of 27 sq km. Despite its seemingly small size, Bako contains a wide range of vegetation – swamp forest, scrub-like padang vegetation, mangrove forest, dipterocarp forest, delicate cliff vegetation and more. In fact, at Bako it is possible to see almost every type of vegetation found in Borneo. Bako also contains a rich variety of wildlife and a coastline covered with small bays, coves and beaches. The park has a number of well-marked trails offering interesting walks ranging from short pleasant strolls to serious full-day hikes. Unlike some national parks, visitors to Bako are almost guaranteed to see wildlife. Long-tailed macaque monkeys and silver leaf monkeys are ever present, wild boar are often found rummaging around the park HQ, squirrels and monitor lizards are also common. There is every chance of seeing the rare and unusual proboscis monkeys on trails such as Telok Paku and Telok Delima, particularly if you go late afternoon. You are more likely to see wildlife if you quietly follow the trails and keep listening. Bako is also home to approximately 275 rare proboscis monkeys, found only in Borneo. The male is an odd-looking creature, with a huge pendulous nose and a large pot-belly, weighing in excess of 20 kg. Both male and female are covered in reddish-brown fur with grey limbs and a white tail. They are mostly arboreal (tree-dwelling), moving about the forest or mangroves in small groups and feeding on young leaves, shoots, sour fruits and seeds. Although it requires some patience, an encounter with a group of proboscis is likely to be the highlight of your trip to Bako. The best times are early in the morning or in the hours before dusk. Telok Delima and Telok Paku are the best trails for viewing the proboscis. The mangroves at Telok Assam are also a good place for viewing proboscis monkeys.”

“A very well established shopping mall that allow friends and families enjoy their shopping time while relax with various foods choices.”

“Tourists spots where the historical and cultural heritage of Kuching history centred.”

“Sprawling retail complex featuring department stores, boutiques, services & informal dining. One of the biggest mall in kuching”

“Can see and learn about the various races in Sarawak. They have shows and interesting cuisines.”

“Temporarily closed for renovation. The Sarawak State Museum (Malay: Muzium Negeri Sarawak) is the oldest museum in Borneo. It was founded in 1888 and starting 23 October 2017, the museum is temporarily closed until 2020 for an RM308-million refurbishment works. Once its reopened, the museum poised to become among the finest museums in ASEAN”

“One of Kuching's best malls with all the essentials such as supermarket, pharmacy, f&b chains and telco companies.”

“The world’s first Cat Museum , a must visit attraction offers variety of cat souvenirs, photos and exhibits, it will definitely makes you love more about Kuching. no entrance fee”

“The nearest shopping mall you can go where you get almost everything. A medium cost shopping place.”

“Who places a bunch of cute cats and their litter in statue form in the middle of the bustling road of the city centre ? ONLY In Kuching. This iconic statue , dressed up on occasions is a picture worthy shot for tourist visiting Kuching. There's 2 statues along the road , look out for them. ”

“Malaysia-China Friendship Park also known as “马中公园” in Chinese or “Taman Sahabat” in Malay language, is a dedicated 2.8 hectares man made memorial park to commemorate the 30th anniversary of diplomatic relations between friendship between Malaysia and The People’s Republic of China since 1974. It was build during the Malaysia China friendship year 2004.”

“This is a place where you can see the royals collections. No photos allowed so no pictures available. Only 15 minutes drive from here”

“About 20 mins walk from Gala Residences. GSC Cinema located at the 3rd floor.”