Meet Miri, meet a different kind of Nanyang style

Here are some travel tips for Miri, Malaysia: History and Culture - Grand Old Lady: Malaysia's first onshore oil well, marking Miri's century-old oil extraction history, is now a monument under the protection of the Sarawak government. You can enjoy a panoramic view of Miri and its nightscape from the observation deck. Open all year round, free admission. - Miri Petroleum Museum: Showcases the glorious history of Miri's petroleum industry, with exhibits such as maps of petroleum formation and distribution, development diagrams, and models of underground oil and offshore oil rigs. Located on Canada Hill, adjacent to the Grand Old Lady.  Natural Scenery - Lambir Hills National Park: Rich in flora and fauna, with 1,173 species of trees and various wildlife, as well as numerous waterfalls, such as Latak Waterfall, where visitors can hike and swim. - Niah National Park: One of the world's most unique and archaeologically significant parks, where the oldest modern human remains in Southeast Asia were discovered in 1957, along with ancient cave paintings and "death ship" coffins.  - Gunung Mulu National Park: A World Heritage Site, famous for its spectacular cave systems and unique karst landscapes, such as Clearwater Cave and Deer Cave. Urban Leisure - Miri Fan Park: A beautifully landscaped park, perfect for a leisurely stroll, located in downtown Miri, free admission.  - Luak Bay: About 11 km from the city center, with a pearl-white beach, a popular weekend picnic and vacation spot, where you can enjoy tropical sunsets. - Brighton Beach: Also known as Tanjung Lobang, one of Miri's oldest public beaches, where you can enjoy stunning sunsets in shades of orange, purple, pink, and yellow.