Semenggoh Wildlife Centre

Kuching, the capital of Sarawak on Borneo, captivates with its relaxed atmosphere by the Sarawak River and a rich cultural blend of colonial buildings, Chinese shophouses, and historic mosques. Along the picturesque waterfront, you'll find the Main Bazaar and the old courthouse; the Sarawak Museum offers insights into indigenous cultures. The 'Cat City' Kuching reflects the history of the White Rajahs and is a melting pot of diverse ethnicities. A trip to the nearby Semenggoh Wildlife Centre allows you to observe rescued orangutans. The dry season from March to October is ideal for a visit; an evening boat trip on the Sarawak River also offers a unique perspective on the city and its attractions.

Sarawak, Malaysia's largest state on the island of Borneo, is a true paradise for adventurers and nature lovers. Discover untouched rainforest, spectacular caves, unique wildlife – including the famous orangutans and proboscis monkeys – as well as the fascinating culture of indigenous peoples in traditional longhouses.

Sarawak's oldest national park is known for its unique wildlife, especially Proboscis monkeys, and a diverse landscape of beaches, mangroves, and rainforest.

This 'living museum' showcases the traditional houses and ways of life of the various indigenous peoples of Sarawak in a picturesque setting.

Known for its impressive lake landscapes, lush rainforest, and the opportunity to visit traditional Iban longhouses and learn about their culture.