[2025 Kuching Attraction] Travel Guide for Kampung Budaya Sarawak (Updated Jan)

Sarawak, More to Discover Sarawak, the Land of the Hornbills, there is so much more Sarawak can offer than what meets the eye. Boyfriend and I go to central of town to explore food and beutiful street scene. We ate local food include Kuey Chap, Sarawak Laksa and Sarawak Kopi! We went to the Sarawak Culture Village with one day pass, it’s an amazing experience to learn about the local culture and lifestyles of the various ethnic groups in Sarawak. I really love being around Sarawak. It’s so beautiful! #coupletravel #awesomepic #历史古迹 #beautiful_malaysia #sarawak #photoshoot #kuching

#myhiddengems About 45-minutes from Kuching Sarawak Cultural Village (also known as Kampung Budaya Sarawak) must be included in your itinerary. This living museum offers an authentic glimpse into the traditional lifestyles of the region’s diverse ethnic groups, with vibrant performances, intricate crafts, and historical exhibits. Melanau Tall House and Orang Ulu Longhouse caught my eyes the most. Melanau House is high and the tree trunks cut into the shape of stairs while Orang Ulu House has unique structure. 📍Address: Pantai Damai Santubong, Kampung Budaya Sarawak, 93752 Kuching, Sarawak 🕰️Operating Hours: 9am - 5pm 💰Entrance Fee: RM9O (online) RM95 (walk-in) 📝Tips: - Join the cultural show (11:30am/4:00pm) #culturalvillages #sarawak #museum #culturalgem #malaysia #borneo

#weekendgetaways I will forever cherish Kuching because it was a place dear to my family. Plus it has been my annual visit spot especially to attend Rainforest Music Festival at the Sarawak Cultural Village. The place itself has its own charmn housing range of accommodations/stays of the indigeneous people of Sarawak. You can learn different cultures and backgrounds of Bidayuh, Iban, Kelabit just to name a few. And im pretty sure u gonna love the majestic mountain that fills the blue green scenery of that place

Sarawak Cultural Village also known as Kampung Budaya Sarawak, is a very popular attraction near Kuching, in the state of Sarawak. Here you can experience local tribes in their authentic homes; you can learn their customs by participating in one of many workshops. The village is actually a living museum. Sarawak used to be inhabited by many different tribes that roamed the forests. Nowadays there are still tribes in Sarawak, but most of them live far away from civilization, deep in the jungles of Borneo. Tourists can learn about the many different tribes of Borneo. Within the village you can see many typical tribal houses, many of them are known as longhouses. Here a family or sometimes even multiple families lived together. Highlight of a visit to the Sarawak Cultural Village is the dance performance where professional dancers depict numerous traditional dances; each dance originates from a different tribe. We were pleasantly surprised by this performance. There were quite a few hilarious moments during the 45 minute lasting show. A must visit if you’re in Kuching!

Tourist attraction place must visit if come to Kuching Sarawak. About 45min drive from Kuching town. Located beside the South China Sea. Open daily at 9am. 7 houses (Iban, Penan, Orang Ulu, Melanau, Melayu & Cina) to visit and there’s a cultural show in the morning session and afternoon session. There’s a cafeteria for lunch and food available. Staff are friendly and kind.

Are you ready for the Sarawak Rainforest World Music Festival (RWMF) 2023? The iconic festival marks its legendary return from June 23 to June 25, featuring a cast of world-renowned performers in Sarawak, Malaysia. 🎼🌲❤️ Visitors will be treated to a spectacular three-day music festival that celebrates the diversity of world music with daytime music workshops, cultural displays, craft displays, food stalls, and main-stage evening concerts. 🎵 During the time, the line-up of the festival will feature a total of 199 musicians from 12 countries, across more than 3 continents to give a great visual and auditory feast to audiences. The annual Rainforest World Music Festival is truly one of the most unique music festivals in the world. This year, it’s the 26th RWMF festival. As June is just around the corner, get ready to book your flights and hotels on Trip.com, and head to the beautiful rainforests of Sarawak for an exciting RWMF festiva! Come and take stunning photos while share your experience on Trip.com moments! 📷 📅Date: 23 - 25 June 2023 📍Venue: Sarawak Cultural Village, Santubong, Malaysia 📢Follow us @Trip.com SG Official to get more weekly trending newsletters and stay tuned with us! #malaysia #musicfestival

the multi-cultural dance of the Sarawak community. very interesting And very lucky to be able to watch it. anyone who has never been should go watch it

Over the weekend, one of Kuching’s biggest and highly anticipated music festivals took place at Sarawak Cultural Village. This 2 day festival promised great music and great vibes which did not disappoint. However, sadly, just hours before the 2nd day of the concert, the organizers announced that one of their main acts was unable to make it for the festival. But that did not deter festival goers from going all out to performances by Ramengvrl, Phum Viphurit, Bunkface, Kilms, FUR, Reality Club and many more! #music #festival

In the island part of Malaysia in the north of the island of Borneo, there is a picturesque village of Damai, created to preserve the historical and cultural heritage of the ancient kingdom of Sarawak. This place must be visited by every tourist who wants to get to know the culture and traditions of this region. An area of ​​almost 7 hectares was allocated for the construction of a "living museum". At the moment, 150 people live in Damai. Every day they put on shows for tourists, which include: demonstration of traditional costumes; performance of welcome dances; production of handmade souvenirs; processing of sago groats. Opening hours: daily 09:00-17:00. Address: Damai Beach Resort, 93762, Kampung Budaya Sarawak, 93010 Kuching, Sarawak. #bucketlistreboot #malaysia

Hari ne gerak ke culture village Byk kali dah mai sini sejak zaman buat practical di hospital kuching. LAst datang rm80. Kali ne beli online rm45 ja. Kalau walk in rm95 so jimat rm50 weii. Kali ne datang sini xada la byk perubahan sgt Tetap sama mcm dulu dulu Kalau harga rm95 tu mcm x berbaloi sgt sama harga mcm foreigner Xtahan dok sini lama2 panas gila Berjalan pusing2 dlm kampung budaya ne pun dah 3.8km. Culture show lepa ada kul 1130am gan 4pm. So hangpa boleh la budjet mai pusing2 umah2 suku kaum ne dlm 1.5-2jam mcm tu sblum show. Jarak dari kuching city ke sini dlm 40min. Show dia pun lama gak 45min. Habis show leh p telaga air untuk lunch- makanan dia mmg sedap lagi dari topspot.

NEXT DESTINATION 📍Kampung Budaya Sarawak Harga Tiket : (Orang Semenanjung) Dewasa : RM60/orang Kanak-kanak : RM30/orang Kalau korang dari Sarawak just tunjuk apa-apa bukti yang korang bekerja atau penduduk Sarawak dan harga tiket jauh lebih beza dari harga di atas 😁 Walk-in boleh atau nak mudah beli siap-siap tiket online untuk masuk Kampung Budaya Sarawak ❤️ Apa yang best kat sini? Semestinya Sarawak terkenal dengan cerita lagenda Puteri Santubong dan Puteri Sejinjang .. Jadi di sini la pengenalan pelbagai etnik dan budaya yang ada di sekitar negeri Sarawak. Kalau korang lalu kawasan sini memang Kampung Budaya ni berdekatan dengan Gunung Santubong 😁 View klasik dan banyak rumah-rumah lama yang dipamerkan. Tapi sebab dah lama PKP tempat dia macam banyak yang tak boleh masuk dan keadaan yang tidak terurus. Tapi setiap rumah yang dipamerkan ada penjaga di dalamnya. Kalau penat berjalan di dalam rumah pelbagai kaum ni juga ada jual kuih tradisional kaum tu sendiri ☺️ Siapa yang sesuai ke sini? Semua sesuai tapi paling sesuai korang bawa la anak-anak korang datang menyelami kisah lagenda agar dalam hati cintakan sejarah negara 🌹 Untuk pengetahuan korang juga jarak Kampung Budaya dari Kuching lebih kurang 40-45 minit. Lepas korang pergi Kampung Budaya, berhadapan Kampung Budaya ada Pantai Damai. Serius best cuma sediakan fizikal kaki untuk berjalan. Bila masuk Kampung Budaya, akan di adakan pertunjukan pentas di dalam dewan 2 sesi iaitu 11.30 pagi & 2.30 petang ☺️ So, rancanglah perjalanan anda sebelum ke Kampung Budaya. Jadi, setiap negeri ada keunikan tersendiri serta Sarawak juga terkenal dengan budaya dan etnik yang pelbagai. So far best kat sini sebab bandar dia tak busy macam semenanjung. 😍

See Sarawak in Half a Day” is the claim made by Sarawak Cultural Village, a unique award-winning living museum offering an excellent introduction to local cultures and lifestyles. One of Malaysia’s best-known and most iconic cultural attractions, Sarawak Cultural Village is a unique award-winning living museum offering and exciting and informative introduction to local cultures and lifestyles. Nine authentic replica buildings represent every major ethnic group in Sarawak; Bidayuh, Iban and Orang Ulu longhouses, a Penan jungle settlement, a Melanau tall-house, a Malay town house, a Chinese farmhouse and pagoda. Each is staffed with members of their respective ethnic groups, in traditional costume, carrying out traditional activities. Every house has a “storyteller” who is an expert in describing and interpreting traditional cultures and lifestyles. After touring the village, visitors can enjoy a multi-cultural dance performance in the village’s own theatre, or even take dance, music and craft lessons. There is also a good ethnic restaurant and a handicrafts shop on-site. Other attractions and amenities include; a Sulpture Garden; the Rainforest Music House, with traditional instruments and interactive music workshops; and the Dewan Legenda (Hall of Legends), a creative space complete with dance studio, library, information centre, costume gallery, lecture hall and creativity room.

The Rainforest World Music Festival is an annual three-day music festival celebrating the diversity of world music, held in Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia, with daytime music workshops, cultural displays, craft displays, food stalls, and main-stage evening concerts. If you’re looking for an excuse to party hard, RWMF is deffo the place although the best part of the 3 days event comes from the workshops held during the day. There are also delicious Dayak foods available at the Baazar. outside food are forbidden in the venue. At night, a massive concert involving 2 purpose built stages would start at 7pm. Artists from all over the world would showcase their music. #rwmf #rainforestworldmusicfestival #sarawakculturalvillage #visitsarawak #awesomepic

The one of a kind cultural music festival with diverse activities, mesmerizing music performances; a hidden gem in the middle of the jungle. everyone should at least attend this festival once in their lifetime! #cultural #musicfestival #sarawak

The Sarawak Cultural Village is a MUST visit destination for anyone who is visiting Sarawak, Malaysia Borneo, especially on a Family Adventure Vacation. Located about 35km from Kuching city and tucked away on the foothills of legendary Mount Santubong, the Sarawak Cultural Village is built on a 14-acre site of equatorial vegetation, next to a scenic man-made lake. Sometimes referred to as a living museum, the Village depicts the heritage of the major racial groups in Sarawak and conveniently portrays the respective lifestyle. The village boasts seven ethnic houses representative of the Malay, the Chinese, the Penan and the longhouses of the Bidayuh, Iban, Orang Ulu and the Melanau.

A must-visit in Kuching! 📍Sarawak Cultural Village! You can easily spend half a day here. Ticket prices: Adults: 💰RM95 Children (2–12 years old): 💰RM60 Students: 💰RM30 (show electronic/physical student ID) The village is circular, so you can walk around the whole place in one loop. The different buildings 🏡 represent the main ethnic groups of Sarawak. Each building has a storyteller who will tell you their story. You can also try traditional ethnic games here, such as congkak and gasing 🪀. There are also some special ethnic snacks for sale 😋. There are also multicultural dance performances 💃 in an air-conditioned hall. The performers interact with the audience, making for a great experience! 💯 Performance times: 11:30 / 16:00 Many of the buildings here require you to climb stairs, so we recommend wearing long pants 👖. Be careful when climbing 🪜, as some places are quite steep. 🚗 We drove here, and there is a free parking lot 🅿️ at the entrance. From Sarawak Cultural Village, you can walk across the street to Damai Beach 🏝️.

Malaysia Kuching travel guide can be summarized as follows: 1. Must-see attractions 1. Borneo Cultural Museum: Learn about the culture and history of Borneo. The ticket price is affordable, only RM10 for adults and RM20 for West Malaysian tourists. Opening hours are from 9:00 am to 4:30 pm, Monday to Friday. 2. Kuching Waterfront: Experience the natural scenery. Taking a boat ride is a must-do activity. There is a music fountain show at 8:30 pm. 3. Sarawak Cultural Village: Experience the local culture and history. It is a great place to learn about the traditional culture of Sarawak, Malaysia. 4. Fairy Cave: Explore the mysterious cave. The ticket and shoe rental fees are both RM3. 5. Tua Pek Kong Temple: Visit the temple, pray for peace, and experience the spiritual support of the local Chinese community. 2. Food recommendations 1. Superdry Laksa: The taste is very authentic, with fried chicken and shrimp. The price is RM20. 2. Sotong Bakar: The grilled squid is very chewy, crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. Worth a try. 3. Sin Kwang Spring Coffee Shop: Taste authentic Malaysian food, such as Teh C and Sarawak noodles. 4. Kantin Nasi Lemak: The fried chicken is popular, but the rice is a bit ordinary. There are also crispy French fries. The price is RM24. 5. Top Spot Food Court: A well-known local food center offering a variety of authentic food. 3. Accommodation suggestions 1. Pullman Hotel: Good facilities, good pool water quality, close to the Sarawak River, 5-10 minutes walk from the city center. The price per night is about CNY 400. 2. Pine Garden Hotel: Affordable, located in the city center, offering free Wi-Fi and 24-hour front desk service. The average price per night is USD 31. 3. 56 Hotel: The room price is affordable and includes breakfast. The location is convenient, not far from the airport or the market. The average price per night is USD 67. 4. Transportation guide 1. Airport transportation: You can take a taxi from Kuching Airport to the hotel, which is not expensive. 2. Urban transportation: Kuching is small, mainly concentrated on the waterfront of the South Island. You can walk or rent a car to visit. 5. Other notes 1. Visa: You need to apply for a visa in advance to go to Malaysia. You can choose a sticker visa or an electronic visa at the embassy or consulate. 2. Currency: Malaysia uses the ringgit (RM) as its currency. Please exchange it in advance. 3. Climate: Kuching has a tropical rainforest climate, warm and humid all year round. Please prepare sunscreen and rain gear. The above is a travel guide for Kuching, Malaysia. I hope it will be helpful to you!

In Kuching, Malaysia, there is an unforgettable resort - The Culvert Hotel Resort Kuching. During my stay, I was deeply impressed by its unique charm, from the service, environment, and food to the surrounding attractions, all of which made me linger. Service The resort's service team is very professional and enthusiastic. From the moment I made the reservation, I felt their attentiveness and thoughtfulness. Upon arrival, the front desk staff quickly checked us in and patiently introduced the resort's facilities and nearby attractions. During our stay, any request was promptly responded to, making us feel warm and welcome. Environment The resort's design is inspired by culverts, and this unique architectural style is eye-catching. The rooms are spacious and bright, with large windows that let in plenty of natural light while offering beautiful sea or mountain views. The resort is surrounded by lush tropical vegetation, and the air is fresh and pleasant, making it feel like a paradise. Food The resort's restaurant offers a wide variety of delicious food. Breakfast is especially sumptuous, with a variety of Kuching snacks to satisfy your taste buds. Dinner is a buffet, affordable and with a wide variety of options. In addition, you can book a floating afternoon tea in advance, enjoying delicious food while admiring the beautiful scenery, a great experience. Surrounding Attractions There are several attractions worth visiting around the resort. The Sarawak Cultural Village is a great place to experience the culture of the indigenous people of Kuching and learn about local customs. For outdoor enthusiasts, Mount Santubong offers hiking opportunities to explore the rich flora and fauna. In addition, canoeing with a local guide is an activity not to be missed, allowing you to gain a deeper understanding of the natural beauty and ecology of the area. My stay at The Culvert Hotel Resort Kuching in Malaysia left me with a deep impression of its unique charm. Whether in terms of service, environment, food, or surrounding attractions, it is a highly recommended resort. If you are looking for a getaway from the hustle and bustle and close to nature, The Culvert Hotel Resort Kuching is definitely your best choice. Here, you can enjoy a comfortable stay and fully appreciate the beauty of nature.

Kuching: A Dream of the South Seas, Encountering Diverse Charms Kuching, located in the Malaysian state of Sarawak, lies quietly north of the equator. This pearl of the South Seas exudes a unique charm that attracts countless travelers to explore. Upon entering Kuching, you can feel the strong atmosphere of cultural fusion. As one of the settlements of the indigenous people of Malaysia, the cultures of the Iban, Bidayuh, and other ethnic groups are passed down here. In the Sarawak Cultural Village, traditional longhouses are scattered, and the exquisite handicrafts inside the houses showcase the wisdom and creativity of the indigenous people. At the same time, Kuching also retains traces of the colonial era, with old buildings such as the Old Courthouse witnessing the changes in the city. Walking through the streets of Kuching, you can see Chinese temples everywhere, and during the Lunar New Year, the lively scenes of dragon and lion dances highlight the deep Chinese cultural heritage. Different cultures coexist harmoniously here, painting a unique picture of humanity. Kuching boasts breathtaking natural landscapes. Bako National Park has a rich and diverse ecosystem. Walking along the winding trails, you can encounter rare animals such as proboscis monkeys and silvered leaf monkeys. Climbing to the top of the mountain, the scenery in front of you is intoxicating, with the blue sea and lush forests complementing each other. Gunung Mulu National Park is equally spectacular, with the world-famous Sarawak Caves, which are vast in scale, and the stalactites and stalagmites inside the caves are of various shapes, looking like a fairyland under the light. Walking through them, it feels like being in a mysterious underground kingdom. Kuching's cuisine is rich and varied, making your mouth water. Sarawak laksa is a must-try delicacy, with a delicious shrimp broth as the base, paired with fine rice noodles, shredded chicken, bean sprouts, and other ingredients, and a few drops of lime juice, the sour, spicy, fresh, and fragrant flavors perfectly blend on the tip of your tongue. There are also crispy fried cassava, crispy on the outside and glutinous on the inside, paired with a special sauce, which has a unique flavor. As night falls, Kuching's night market is bustling, with a wide variety of specialty snacks. The aroma of satay is overflowing, and the tender meat skewers paired with rich peanut sauce are unforgettable. Have a cup of teh tarik, with its delicate foam and rich tea aroma, to end a wonderful day. Whether you are intoxicated by cultural exploration, obsessed with natural beauty, or passionate about tasting food, Kuching can meet your expectations. Here, every encounter is a unique experience, and every corner exudes the charming charm of the South Seas, making you reluctant to leave.

Nanyang Style, Encounter Kuching In Sarawak, Malaysia, there is a charming city - Kuching. It combines multiculturalism and natural beauty, exuding a charming Nanyang style. When you come to Kuching, you must not miss the Sarawak Cultural Village. It vividly showcases the unique culture of the seven indigenous tribes of Sarawak. Traditional architecture, handicrafts, and wonderful folk performances make you feel like you are traveling through time and space, experiencing the life of the indigenous people. After leaving the cultural village, the food in Kuching will satisfy your taste buds. The coconut rice is fragrant, with soft and glutinous rice paired with rich coconut milk, crispy peanuts, and rich side dishes, creating a rich taste. There is also shrimp noodles, with delicious shrimp soup paired with chewy noodles and large pieces of shrimp meat, giving you a full sense of happiness. If you like to get close to nature, you can also go to Matang National Park. Lush tropical rainforests, spectacular waterfalls, and rich wildlife form a wonderful ecological picture, providing an excellent place for nature-loving tourists to explore. Kuching always has a place that can touch your heart.

Sarawak cultural village rmb to use student price , much more cheaper only rm30 ! and good show!!!! you can get to know moreee about sarawak cultural Orang ulu, Orang Iban, Orang Melayu , Orang Cina, dan satu lagi i tak ingat…… But worth price , can go to counter can buy… Food also can be buy at the counter …. Special food but a bit expensiveeeee and you can rent their shirt for photo shooting

Cultural Exploration: Visit the Sarawak Cultural Village to experience the diverse cultures and traditions of Sarawak’s indigenous groups. Historic Sites: Stroll along the Kuching Waterfront and visit the iconic Fort Margherita and the Sarawak Museum. Tips : -Understand the best times to visit, especially considering the weather and local festivals. -Make a list of must-visit sites but allow flexibility in your schedule. -Learn a few phrases in Malay or local dialects to connect with people. #kuching #culture #local #bestplace

#heritageplace Sarawak Cultural Village is a live museum located in Kuching, Malaysia that showcases the diverse cultures and traditional lifestyles of Sarawak's indigenous tribes. Here, you can explore authentic longhouses and dwellings of various ethnic groups such as the Iban, Bidayuh, Orang Ulu and Melanau. The village hosts cultural performances, craft demonstrations and hands-on activities that offers a rich experience of Sarawak's heritage. It's a popular destination for cultural preservation with a picturesque setting near Mount Santubong.

The Sarawak Cultural Village, located in the eastern Malaysian state of Sarawak, is known as a "living museum" and is an ideal place to explore the diverse culture and rich history of Borneo. Nestled among majestic mountain peaks and verdant rainforest, the village showcases the traditional lifestyle and cultural heritage of Sarawak’s multiple indigenous ethnic groups. Let you experience the unique culture and natural beauty of the seven major ethnic groups and embark on an unforgettable cultural adventure! 🕰️Business hours Sarawak Cultural Village is open to the public every day from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. The rest time for staff is from 12:15 noon to 2:00 pm every day. Please pay attention to this time when planning your itinerary. In addition, the village is closed every Tuesday. Visitors are advised to allow enough time to fully experience the activities and attractions here. 🕺💃Daily performances Two exciting cultural performances every day are a highlight of the Sarawak Cultural Village. The first show is at 11:30 am and the second show is at 4:00 pm. 🗺️History and background The Sarawak Cultural Village was established in 1990 to preserve and promote local Aboriginal culture. The village displays the traditional architecture and living customs of seven different ethnic groups, including the Iban, Bidayuh, Ulu, Malay, Chinese, Melama and Melanau ethnic groups. Each ethnic group has its own unique history and cultural characteristics, and every building here is a witness to the history of these ethnic groups. 🇲🇾Cultural experience Visitors can experience first-hand the daily life of these groups in the village. You can visit the Iban longhouse to experience the ancient social structure and lifestyle; learn about their unique farming culture in the Bidayuh stilt house; or visit the traditional Chinese farmhouse to experience the living environment of the early Chinese. In addition, the village also provides traditional dance performances and handicraft demonstrations, allowing visitors to get up close and personal with these cultural treasures. ⛰️Nature and scenery Sarawak Cultural Village is not only a treasure trove of culture but also a breathtaking natural beauty. Surrounded by the majestic scenery of Borneo’s tropical rainforest, visitors can enjoy the tranquility and beauty of nature here. There is also a small lake in the village. There are various traditional buildings built on the lakeside. The reflection in the lake is like a beautiful picture. 📖Interaction and education Sarawak Cultural Village focuses on interaction and education and provides a variety of activities for tourists to participate. You can try using Aboriginal hunting tools, such as blowguns, to experience ancient hunting techniques; or learn how to make traditional handicrafts to bring back unique souvenirs. These activities are not only fun, but also provide a deeper understanding of Sarawak’s diverse culture. 🚗Transportation and accommodation Sarawak Cultural Village is only 35 kilometers away from Kuching city center and has convenient transportation. Visitors can choose to drive or take public transportation. There are many hotels and resorts to choose from near the village to meet the needs of different tourists. 🔖Conclusion Sarawak Cultural Village is a charming and educational tourist destination that perfectly combines history, culture and nature to provide visitors with a unique and unforgettable travel experience. Whether you are a history buff, a cultural explorer, or a nature lover, you can find your soul here. Coming to Sarawak Cultural Village and experiencing Borneo’s diverse culture and rich heritage first-hand will be an unforgettable journey. #Malaysia #Kuching #Sarawak Cultural Village

A big culture village located near to Kuching, Sarawak. can experience on different culture of Malay, Chinese, Iban, Melanau and many more. The cultural performance which will be held 2 times in a day is indeed a must-watch one. You may spend whole day in the village and it will not be boring at all. There are restaurant and souvenir shop can be found in the village as well. A must visit place in Sarawak!#sarawak #borneo

For those planning to visit Sarawak or Kuching, you should not miss this opportunity to visit this stunning living museum which is the only kind in the world. When you are done visiting all the ethnic homes and watched the award-winning cultural show, you can relax and have some food at the only restaurant there called Restaurant Budaya. This wood interior restaurant offers you various local food and drinks and even ice cream for the kids. I would highly recommend trying some of the local Sarawakian dishes here. Half a day here is more than enough to visit some of these tribes, and homes across Sarawak will probably take you a couple of days. Therefore by having this beautiful place, you can see the Sarawak in just one place at the Sarawak Cultural Village in Kuching.#sarawakculturalvillage #kuchingsarawak

The colors for the traditional costumes are vivid, the flowers also got vivid cookies#Sarawak cultural village

If you want to learn different cultures or meeting diversity tribal groups, this is a must-visit living museum. The ticket includes a live show for you! Don’t miss it!

Cultural village at kuching sarawak

Getting here a bit far from Kuching Airport but it is worthy visit. Driving to destination about one hour and your journey absolutely free from traffic congestion I would recommend visitors to purchase ticket online as the price cheaper than walk in, it is around RM 85 for adults. I spent my visit here almost 3 hours and learnt more about cultures and houses of tribes in Sarawak Don't miss their cultural show too at 11am..!!