A complete guide to CityWalk in Kuching, the Cat City

"Cat City Kuching" 👉 Citywalk Guide Kuching is one of the oldest cities in Malaysia and is located in the western part of Sarawak. 🌳🌳 It is known as the "Cat City" because of its unique love for cats. 🌳🌳 As the capital of Sarawak in East Malaysia The Sarawak River runs through the city, dividing Kuching city into two parts. The northern part is the new district, and the southern part is the old city, so Kuching is actually very suitable for city walks. 👣👣 There are so many things to do here. I recommend following my steps and taking this route. 🌵Carpenter's Street, Kuching Atap Street is the Chinese area in Kuching. It is also the earliest developed area in Kuching and carries a strong historical heritage. 🍂🍂 Most of the local Chinese are descendants of Chinese who immigrated here from Fujian, Shantou, Hainan and other places in the 19th century. Walking on the street, there are many shops with a wide variety of goods, and there are many Chinese elements. Fengshan Temple at the east entrance of Atap Street and Shoushan Pavilion of Tua Pek Kong Temple are both good places worth checking in. 🌴🌴🌴 🌵Mural Street The mural street near Atap Street is also a place not to be missed. It only takes a few minutes' walk👣, and the entire wall is covered with colorful patterns, including murals with the theme of 😸"Cat City". Each mural is a masterpiece created by artists with great care💋, adding unique color and charm to the city. 🌹🌹🌹 🌵Kuching Waterfront You can see the scenery of the waterfront by walking along the Sarawak River. On the northern bank of the Sarawak River is the iconic golden-roofed building of the City Hall. There is also an S-shaped steel frame bridge connecting the two banks. You can also enjoy a short break in the coffee shop on the riverside. 🌵Borneo Cultural Museum For an in-depth tour of Kuching, one of the most unmissable stops is the Borneo Cultural Museum. The museum has a total of five floors, each floor displays artifacts from natural history, archaeology and culture with a different theme. 🍁🍁🍁 journey: We chose AirAsia for this trip because of its affordable prices, on-time flights, and superb fast aviation experience. 🛫🛬 It takes about an hour and a half flight from Kota Kinabalu to Kuching to reach your destination comfortably. When traveling in Southeast Asian countries, AirAsia is highly recommended, mainly because the price is so affordable, making the journey more enjoyable. ☺️☺️ 🏡Hotel: In Kuching Citywalk, recommended to stay at Theatre hotel, this hotel was converted from an early theater in Kuching, with a very unique style🌱. Each guest room is an exclusive opera scene. The designer cleverly infiltrates opera elements into every corner of the room through dramatic settings~🧡🧡🧡 It seems like going back to the retro time of Kuching in the 1920s ✨✨, and it is very close to several attractions 🌴. 🥂Food: I recommend going to Yang Chun Tai Tea House on Atap Street to taste the delicious food. The authentic food stalls here have a very lively atmosphere. Kolo Mee and Satay are definitely worth a try~