| KUCHING-Capital of Sarawak |
| Kuching means "cat" in Malay. Like its name, this incredible city has its grace and subtlety on its own. A capital for cat lovers, the world's first cat museum can be found here. Kuching is safe, clean and has a surprising number of tourist attractions. |
| SIBU |
| Located at the heart of Sarawak, Sibu is a holiday destination for culture, adventure and nature. You can shop, dine, go bargain hunting or for a little more excitement, take a ride in fast passenger ferries to remote areas where the locals live right next to the jungle inhabited by exotic animals. |
| BINTULU |
| Its natural gas transformed this former fishing village into a booming industrial centre. Now Bintulu is soon to be a capital of energy-intensive industries in Malaysia. Only a short drive takes you to the nearby Similajau Park, known for its chain of golden sandy beaches. |
| MIRI |
| Miri is rapidly becoming Sarawak's most popular tourist destination. With its lively nightlife, it is where the oil workers and weekend visitors from neighboring Brunei escape to. As a resort city, Miri offers a wide range of accommodation from international class hotels to budget inns, good beaches and dozens of lively restaurants, pubs and bars |
| Sarawak's Gateway Cities |
| Welcome to the land of the hornbills! Sarawak is located on the island of Borneo, the third largest island in the world, north of the Equator. With its beautiful blue skies and tropical breezes you can bathe in the sandy beaches and palm-fringed state of Sarawak. Tropical showers cool the land with heavier rainfalls during the monsoon months from November to March. We hope you enjoy your stay in our vast wild home. |
