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

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!

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!

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.

Kuching, Malaysia🇲🇾｜City Walk Travel Guide! I just returned from Kuching, and this seriously underrated gem of a city truly amazed me.🥹 For just CNY 2,000 per person, you can experience this Malaysian wonderland. Save this guide now! 🏨Accommodation Recommendation: The Waterfront Hotel The river view rooms are absolutely stunning, and it's within walking distance of major attractions. Around CNY 200+ per night 🌟Must-See Attractions: 1⃣️Sarawak Cultural Village Immerse yourself in the indigenous culture. Tickets are MYR 60, super worth it! 2⃣️Cat Museum A paradise for cat lovers! Featuring a wide variety of cat-related collections. Free admission. Remember to take a photo with the giant cat statue. 3⃣️Sarawak Museum The largest museum in Malaysia. Showcasing the modern history, culture, and religion of Borneo. The collection has a distinct East Malaysian character and is well worth a visit! 🍜Food Recommendations: 1⃣️Top Spot Food Court The butter prawns are a must-try! Indulge in a feast for around MYR 80 per person. 2⃣️Chong Choon Cafe Their Laksa and Kolo Mee are incredible. A local favorite at just MYR 15 per person. 3⃣️Bla Bla Bla A delicious seafood restaurant.🍴

Kuching, the Cat City of Malaysia: A travel experience you can embark on at a moment's notice. 🌈Highlights: Kuching, the Cat City of Malaysia, is a tourist destination that blends history, culture, and nature. It boasts a rich historical heritage and a unique cat culture that will captivate you. 📍Address: Kuching, nestled in the heart of Sarawak, Malaysia, exudes charm from every corner. 🚗Transportation: Kuching is easily accessible by both air and land. Kuching International Airport connects to flights from all over the world, making your journey hassle-free. ⏱Opening Hours: Most attractions in Kuching are open year-round, but specific times vary. It is recommended to plan your itinerary in advance to fully enjoy every moment. 📸Must-See Attractions: The Borneo Cultures Museum offers an in-depth look into the history and culture of Sarawak; the Cat Museum is a paradise for cat lovers, filled with a wide array of cat-themed artwork. Don't forget the Kuching Waterfront, where the river views are breathtaking, especially in the evening. 📝Itinerary: Day 1: Stroll through the streets of Kuching and soak in the city's unique atmosphere. Day 2: Visit cultural villages and national parks to experience the perfect fusion of nature and culture. Day 3: Indulge in local delicacies and take your taste buds on a journey of their own. 💗Other Tips: Kuching has a hot and rainy climate, so remember to bring rain gear and sunscreen. Also, respect local religious customs by dressing appropriately. As the traveler Marco Polo said, "Travel is the best way to explore the unknown." Come to Kuching and embark on your own exploration! Whether you're seeking historical traces or immersing yourself in the wonders of nature, Kuching won't disappoint.

Still squeezing into crowded tourist attractions? It's time to try something new and go on a unique and amazing trip! Today, I'm going to share with you the hidden gem of Malaysia, Kuching. You can have a great time for just CNY 2,000. It's a great deal, so make sure to save this guide! 1. Transportation Tips: Easy Access to Hidden Gems It only takes 1.5 hours to fly from Kuala Lumpur to Kuching. AirAsia is like a helpful assistant, offering discounted tickets all year round. You can get a round-trip ticket for just over CNY 500 and start your adventure with ease. 2. Accommodation: Comfort and Views I highly recommend The Waterfront Hotel! The river view rooms offer stunning views that will instantly heal you. The hotel is in a great location, within walking distance of major attractions. With an average price of just over CNY 200 per night, it's a great deal. After a long day of exploring, you can come back and enjoy a comfortable night's sleep. 3. Must-Visit Attractions: Discover the Charm of Kuching 1. Sarawak Cultural Village: For just MYR 60, you can immerse yourself in the fascinating world of indigenous culture. Dance, food, traditional crafts... a full immersive experience that's worth every penny. 2. Cat Museum: A paradise for cat lovers! The museum is filled with cat-related exhibits, and admission is free. The giant cat statue at the entrance is the perfect backdrop for photos. 3. Sarawak Museum: As the leading museum in Malaysia, it showcases the modern history, culture, and religion of Borneo. The exhibits are unique to East Malaysia, each telling an ancient story. 4. Bako National Park: Located northeast of Kuching, the winding tree root trails are full of adventure. It's the perfect place to explore the pristine ecosystem of the rainforest, where rare animals live freely in their natural habitat. You might even have a surprise encounter with them around the corner. 4. Food Feast: A Culinary Celebration in Kuching 1. Top Spot Seafood: The butter tiger prawns are a must-try. The prawns are tender and juicy, wrapped in rich butter, and explode with flavor in your mouth. For just MYR 80 per person, you'll be full and satisfied. 2. Chong Choon Cafe: A local favorite, this hidden gem serves the best laksa and kolo mee. For just MYR 15 per person, you can taste the authentic flavors of Kuching. 3. Bla Bla Bla: A popular seafood restaurant with a variety of cooking styles and generous portions. Whether you prefer steamed or braised dishes, you'll find something to satisfy your cravings. 5. Travel Tips: Make Your Trip Smoother 1. Time Planning: Set aside 3-4 days to leisurely enjoy the beauty of Kuching. 2. Language: There are many Chinese people in the area, so you can communicate in Mandarin without any pressure. 3. Packing: Bring a power adapter to keep your electronic devices charged. 4. Transportation: Grab is a great ride-hailing app that's affordable, convenient, and fast. Kuching is a city with affordable prices, beautiful scenery, and few tourists. It's like a mysterious treasure chest waiting to be opened. Take this guide with you and create unforgettable travel memories!

#themepark Step into a world of adventure at Sarawak Cultural Village, a living theme park where the rich heritage of Borneo comes to life! Nestled at the foot of Mount Santubong, this immersive experience lets you explore Sarawak’s indigenous cultures through interactive exhibits, traditional performances, and hands-on activities. A Village of Adventure Awaits! 🏡 Seven Authentic Longhouses – Wander through beautifully recreated longhouses of different ethnic groups, each with its own story, customs, and friendly hosts eager to share their traditions. 🎭 Cultural Performances – Be mesmerized by energetic tribal dances, rhythmic drumming, and the breathtaking Ngajat warrior dance, performed in a grand theater setting! 🏹 Hands-On Activities – Try blowpipe hunting, traditional weaving, and even bamboo cooking—just like the locals! 🎨 Become a Tribal Chief – Dress up in traditional warrior attire and take epic photos as a Borneo chieftain! Top Tips for the Best Experience ✔️ Catch the Cultural Show – The must-see performance happens twice daily, so plan your visit around it! ✔️ Join a Workshop – Want to learn indigenous crafts? Look out for hands-on sessions throughout the village. ✔️ Take the Nature Route – The lush rainforest setting makes for a scenic and relaxing walk. ✔️ Don’t rush! – Plan at least half a day to fully explore the village and enjoy the interactive experiences. Whether you're a culture enthusiast or just looking for a theme park-style adventure with an educational twist, Sarawak Cultural Village offers an unforgettable journey into the heart of Borneo’s heritage!

Sarawak Cultural Village is composed of various Sarawak-style cultural buildings surrounding a small lake. It is really pleasant to be surrounded by mountains and rivers. You can visit the cultural village clockwise or counterclockwise according to the map. Each building has a different meaning. There are Iban longhouses, Bidayuh traditional houses, and Melanau stilt houses. Each different building has a rich historical and cultural heritage and unique customs. Some houses will also have performances to welcome guests to the house of the tribe. You can sit down and enjoy it, or participate in their activities. There are also various traditional crafts on display, live weaving, and various local snacks, all of which are worth trying~

🌴Kuching Must-Visit Secret Spot｜A Cultural Journey Through Time and Space✨ In Sarawak Cultural Village, I found the most fascinating ethnic customs in Southeast Asia! This open-air museum surrounded by tropical rainforests is home to the survival wisdom of seven major ethnic groups. It is recommended to reserve at least 4 hours for an in-depth exploration. 🎟️Value-for-Money Ticket Guide Adult: MYR 95 | Child: MYR 60 Student: MYR 30 (Remember to bring a physical/electronic student ID!) 💫Circular Secret Route Nine traditional buildings are arranged along the cultural ring road, and each thatched wooden house is home to the soul guardian of an ethnic group. The most amazing are: ▫️The wisdom of communal living of the Iban longhouse ▫️The jungle survival secrets of the Penan tribe ▫️The carving codes of the Malay stilt house Each cultural guide will use the magic of stories to take you back in time. 🎪Immersive Experience ✔️Challenge Borneo's traditional sports (stilts/spinning tops/Malay chess) ✔️Meet the rattan weaving skills in the handicraft workshop ✔️Freshly baked bamboo rice + wild honey special drink ✔️Ethnic costume show (super photogenic!) 💃Limited Carnival Time The show starts at 11:30/16:00 every day! The original ecological song and dance show in the air-conditioned theater features artists from seven ethnic groups performing on the same stage, and the audience will be invited to dance together at the end~ (Tip: The front row is more likely to be selected for interaction!) 📌Exploration Tips 1️⃣Wear non-slip shoes! Climbing the wooden ladder of the longhouse requires both hands and feet. 2️⃣Bring mosquito repellent and a small fan, as the rainforest climate is very warm. 3️⃣The exit of the cultural village leads directly to Damai Beach, so it is recommended to visit both. 🚗Transportation Guide Driving is the most convenient, and the free parking lot is right at the entrance of the scenic area. Or take the Kuching City Tourist Line (about 1 hour by car). This is not only a cultural palace, but also a living history book. When the last sound of the sape lingers, you will understand why Sarawak is called the "Heart of the Rainforest".❤️‍🔥

Kuching, Malaysia is a city full of historical charm and natural beauty. Here is a travel guide for you: Accommodation Recommendations Considering your budget, you can choose an economy hotel or homestay in downtown Kuching. For example, Sunset Homestay - Backpacker Hostel is in a great location, affordable, clean, and hygienic, making it ideal for backpackers or budget travelers. In addition, Pine Garden Hotel is also a good choice. The new hotel facilities are affordable and close to shopping and dining areas. Food Exploration Kuching is rich in food and has been awarded the title of Creative City of Gastronomy by UNESCO. It is recommended to try local specialties such as tomato rice noodles, kolo mee, and laksa. KANTIN at The Granary is a specialty restaurant where you can taste authentic Kuching cuisine. In addition, Teh C and Sarawak noodles at Sin Chuan Ann are also a must-try. Kuching's night market is also a food paradise where you can taste local specialties such as bak kut teh and dry noodles. Must-visit Attractions 1. Borneo Museum: A great place to learn about Borneo culture, with affordable tickets and a wealth of artifacts and interactive exhibits. 2. Sarawak Cultural Village: You can see traditional houses, dance performances, and handicraft displays of several indigenous groups in Sarawak. It is highly interactive and perfect for taking photos. 3. Riverside Park: A great place for walking and boating, and you can also enjoy the music fountain show at night. 4. Astana Palace: The former residence of the Malay royal family, with a picturesque view of the Sarawak State Legislative Assembly Building with its golden dome across the river. 5. Bako National Park: A must-see for outdoor enthusiasts, with a rich variety of natural landscapes including wild proboscis monkeys, tropical rainforests, and beaches. Transportation Guide In downtown Kuching, you can choose to take a Grab, which is convenient and reasonably priced. For more distant attractions such as national parks and cultural villages, it is recommended to book a car in advance or join a day tour. In addition, Kuching's bus system is also well-developed, and you can buy tickets to take different colored lines to explore the city. Tips 1. The best travel season is from May to September, when the weather is sunny and suitable for outdoor adventures and activities. 2. When hiking in national parks, please wear light sneakers and bring sunscreen and mosquito repellent. 3. In crowded places such as night markets, please take care of your personal belongings. I hope this guide will help you have a pleasant trip to Kuching!

Here is a 3-day itinerary for Kuching, Malaysia, to help you experience the charm of Kuching in a short time: Day 1: City Culture Exploration Morning: Arrive in Kuching, check in to your hotel, and take a short break. You can choose to stay at the DoubleTree by Hilton or the Imperial Hotel, both of which are located in the city center near the Sarawak River, making it easy to get around. Afternoon: Visit the Kuching Cat Statue, a symbol of Kuching, located at the end of Jalan Padungan, and take a photo. Then stroll to Carpenter Street (Chinatown), the largest Chinatown in East Malaysia, with many temples, shops, restaurants, and food stalls, and experience the rich Chinese cultural atmosphere. Evening: Head to the Sarawak River to enjoy the riverside scenery, have dinner at a nearby restaurant, and experience the leisurely nightlife of Kuching. Day 2: Nature and Culture Experience Morning: Head to Bako National Park, a tropical rainforest reserve, for a hike to explore the mysteries of the rainforest and see wildlife such as proboscis monkeys and long-tailed macaques. Noon: Have lunch at the restaurant in Bako National Park. Afternoon: Head to the Sarawak Cultural Village to learn about the culture and traditions of the indigenous people of Sarawak and enjoy various handicrafts and performances. Evening: Return to the city and visit the Sarawak Museum to learn more about the history and culture of Sarawak. Day 3: City Leisure and Shopping Morning: Head to Kuching Waterfront Park to enjoy the 900-meter-long waterfront art gallery, historical sites, Chinese Pavilion, musical fountain, and modern art sculptures. Noon: Enjoy local cuisine at a restaurant near the waterfront park. Afternoon: You can go shopping at local markets, such as the Central Market, to buy souvenirs, handicrafts, etc. You can also enjoy free time near the hotel.

| 7 Indigenous Tribes Immersive Experience】. 📍Address Pantai Damai, Santubong, 93050 Kuching, Sarawak (35 km from Kuching city center, Santubong Beach Resort🏖️) 🚗Transportation 🚙 Self-drive/rental: Drive along Jalan Sultan Tengah for about 40 minutes. The cultural village has a large free parking lot. 🚌 Bus: Take the Red Cat Bus K21 from Kuching Open Air Market (1 hour ride/limited service⚠️) 🚕 Half-day charter: Pick-up from city hotels for MYR 120–150 (recommended to share a ride! More cost-effective with a Sarawak laksa package📸) 👍️Must-see attractions ➊ 7 tribes: Walk through the Iban longhouse/Bidayuh bamboo house/Ulu bark house, and try blowpipe/batik/rice wine brewing🏹🎨 ➋ Cultural show (11:30 & 16:00): 45-minute dazzling song and dance show! You can even join the dance at the end💃🕺 ➌ "Rainforest Music Zone": Giant xylophone experience + rainforest sound installation interaction🎵🌧️ ➍ Handicraft experience: Weave a rattan basket (MYR 20/piece) or make pandan rice (eat your own work🍚) 🎟️Tickets 💵 Adult: MYR 60 / Child: MYR 30 (includes bilingual guide + souvenir postcard) ⏰ Opening hours: 9:00–17:15 (last entry 16:30/open on Wednesdays🎉) 📱 Hidden benefit: Book in advance on the official website for a free 1-hour traditional costume trial👘 💗Other tips 🌞 Morning strategy: Go to the theater early to get a front row seat (especially during the rainy season when the show time may change❗️) 🍛 Food experience: Must-try Midin wild vegetable fried belacan + bamboo chicken rice at the cultural village restaurant, highly recommend the three-color coconut milk glutinous rice dessert🌈 📸 Photo guide: Take a reflection photo in front of the Bidayuh stilt house/take a silhouette photo of Santubong Mountain at sunset from the lookout tower🌅 ⚠️ Note: Shoes must be removed to enter some longhouses/wear non-slip socks, and bring mosquito repellent🦟 🚌 Return tip: Allow time for the last bus, and confirm the schedule with the driver⌚ "This place is like a 3D encyclopedia of Sarawak." PS: You can buy hornbill feather earrings (from MYR 15) at the craft shop at the exit, cheaper than in the city!🛍️🦜

When you step into Kuching, Malaysia, you'll find yourself in a wonderful adventure. This city may not be famous, but it shines like a bright pearl. Whether you're a first-time traveler or an experienced explorer, Kuching will bring you a refreshing and unforgettable experience. Transportation Guide The first step to getting to Kuching is through Kuching International Airport (KCH). The airport is only about 10 km from the city center, and a taxi ride takes about 30 minutes and costs around RM30-40. If you want a more local experience, you can take the airport bus, which is easy and cheap, with a fare of only RM5. Accommodation Recommendations Kuching offers a wide variety of accommodation options. You can choose to stay at the luxurious Hilton Kuching Hotel, which costs RM350-450 per night and offers city views and excellent service. If you prefer a more affordable option, the Banana Leaf Hostel offers rooms for RM70-100 per night, with simple yet comfortable decor. Attractions 1. **Sarawak Cultural Village**: This is a great place to experience the local culture. Tickets are RM60 for adults and RM30 for children, and you can learn about the traditional crafts and lifestyles of the indigenous people. 2. **Kuching Cat Museum**: Forget boring exhibitions, this is a cat lover's paradise! Free admission, full of all kinds of cat-related curiosities, will keep your camera busy. 3. **Gunung Gading National Park**: A hiker's paradise. A one-hour drive from Kuching will take you into the mysterious tropical rainforest for a natural baptism. Picturesque Local Experiences Kuching's night market is brightly lit, with mouth-watering local delicacies, from Penang Char Kway Teow to Nasi Lemak, at affordable prices that are irresistible. Enjoying these authentic delicacies at a food stall makes you feel like you're in the warm embrace of the city. Walking along the Kuching River, the fresh river breeze caresses your face, accompanied by the authentic Borneo flavor, making you feel like you're in another world. Tips Check the local weather before you go, as tropical climates often have sudden rain, so bring rain gear. Cash is more convenient to use locally, and small change is also handy for small payments. In short, Kuching is a fascinating travel destination with its unique customs and rich natural beauty. It's like a wonderful prelude, waiting for every traveler to savor its melody. Every step and every corner of Kuching is full of surprises. Are you ready? Come on a wonderful trip!

Kuching, Malaysia is a charming city with a rich history, culture, and natural scenery. Here is a travel guide to Kuching for tourists: Transportation • Getting to Kuching: You can fly to Kuching International Airport, then take a local taxi or public transportation to the city center. • Getting around the city: In Kuching, you can take a Grab taxi, which is very convenient and reasonably priced. If you want more freedom to explore, you can also rent a car. Accommodation • Choosing an area to stay: It is recommended to stay in the city center, which makes it easy to get to the various attractions. • Recommended accommodation: You can choose a mid-range hotel with complete facilities, such as the Hornbill Nest Kuching or the Imperial Hotel. If you are on a budget, you can also choose a backpacker hostel or youth hostel, such as the Sunset Homestay - Backpacker Hostel. Recommended attractions 1. Sarawak Museum: This is the best place to learn about the indigenous culture, natural ecology, and history of Sarawak. The museum has a rich collection of exhibits and is free to visit. 2. Astana Palace: The former residence of the Malay royal family, you can enjoy a beautiful view of the Sarawak State Legislative Assembly Building with its golden dome from across the river. 3. Waterfront Park: Full of European charm, it is a great place for residents and tourists to relax and take a walk. 4. Bako National Park: A must-see natural treasure in Kuching, it is home to wild proboscis monkeys, tropical rainforests, beaches, and unique rock formations. There are many hiking trails to explore. 5. Sarawak Cultural Village: Known as the "Living Museum", you can see traditional houses, dance performances, and handicraft displays of various indigenous groups in Sarawak. It is very interactive. Recommended food • Sarawak Laksa: A landmark dish in Kuching, the soup is made with coconut milk, spices, and shrimp paste, and served with fresh shrimp, shredded chicken, and rice noodles. It is very flavorful. • Kolo Mee: The noodles are chewy and served with char siu and pork lard. It is simple but addictive. • Indigenous restaurants: Such as Lepau Restaurant, where you can try indigenous specialties such as bamboo chicken. Practical tips • Best time to visit: May to September is the dry season, with sunny weather, which is suitable for outdoor adventures and activities. • Dress code: If you plan to hike in the national park, wear light sneakers and bring sunscreen and mosquito repellent. • Tipping culture: Tipping is not mandatory in restaurants and hotels, but you can tip to show your appreciation. In short, Kuching is a charming city where tourists interested in history and culture or natural scenery can find their own fun. We hope this guide will help you plan your trip to Kuching!

🐱 **Cat Museum**: Small and exquisite. After visiting, you can go to Sarawak Cultural Village for a cultural tour. 🏞️ **Sarawak Cultural Village**: It is recommended to go there early in the morning, and leave after watching the 11:30 show to avoid the heat at noon. If you choose to visit in the afternoon, you can arrive at 2:00 and leave after watching the 16:00 show. The food in the village is average, and the staff will take a break at noon, so please pay attention to the time. 🍵 **Choon Hui Cafe**: The laksa is delicious and affordable, definitely worth a try! 🦞 **Top Spot Food Court**: Located on the 5th floor, there are many stores to choose from. The popular stores may be more authentic, but the one I tried at the innermost was also good. A lobster costs about RM100, which is cost-effective. 🍹 **Drunk Monkey Old Street Bar**: Highly recommended! It is very popular, and the drinks are of high quality and affordable. RM100 is enough for you to drink to your heart's content. You can try the Sarawak specialty rice wine Tuak, which has a unique taste, slightly sweet and not sour. You can get a bottle for RM20. 📍 **Sarawak Cultural Village**: Half a day is enough to visit this place! **Ticket information**: - Adult 💰RM95 - Child (2–12 years old) 💰RM60 - Student 💰RM30 (electronic/physical student ID required) **Features of the cultural village**: - Circular layout, easy to walk around and enjoy the whole view. - Different architectural styles represent the main ethnic groups in Sarawak, each with its own characteristics. - Each building has a storyteller to introduce the cultural background, and you can also experience traditional ethnic games such as congkak gasing🪀. - Taste special ethnic snacks to satisfy your taste buds. - Multiracial dance performances 💃 are held in an air-conditioned hall, with great interactive experience! 💯 Show time: 11:30/16:00. **Tips**: - Most buildings require climbing stairs, so it is recommended to wear long pants 👖 and pay attention to safety. - 🉑 You can drive there, and there is a free parking lot 🅿️ at the entrance, which is convenient and fast. **Extra benefit**: From Sarawak Cultural Village, you can walk to the beautiful Damai Beach 🏝️ opposite and enjoy the charm of the sea view! Come to Kuching and start your cultural journey! 🌟🌏🌊

Kuching, the capital of Sarawak, Malaysia, is a city full of exotic charm and rich cultural heritage. It not only boasts picturesque natural scenery, but also a fascinating indigenous culture. Transportation: Easy and Direct Options Flying to Kuching from other major cities in Malaysia is relatively easy, with Kuching International Airport welcoming flights from Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, and other cities every day. If you plan to travel from the airport to the city center, you can take a taxi for about RM30–40. In the city center, you can walk, take a taxi, or rent a bicycle to experience the tranquility and peace of the city. Attractions: Must-visit Tourist Destinations 1. Sarawak Cultural Village: Known as a "living museum," tickets cost about RM60. This open-air museum showcases the rich ethnic culture of Sarawak. You can experience traditional dances and enter the homes of local villagers to experience the daily life of the indigenous people. 2. Kuching Cat Museum: The symbol of Kuching is the cat, and the Cat Museum is humorous and unique, with free admission. It showcases various cat-related cultural and artistic works, and you will fall in love with the city's passion for cats. 3. Borneo Highlands Adventure: Get your hiking boots ready for an adventure in the Borneo rainforest. Explore the spectacular natural scenery of Bako National Park, a paradise for nature lovers, with tickets costing about RM20. Accommodation: From Luxury to Affordable Options Kuching offers a range of accommodation options, from five-star luxury hotels to budget hostels. The riverside Hilton Kuching costs about RM300 per night, offering stunning river views and a premium pool. If you're on a budget, you can choose a backpacker hostel in the old town, such as Wo Jia Lodge, which costs about RM50 per night. Cuisine: A Taste of Borneo A visit to Kuching would be incomplete without trying laksa. We recommend enjoying a bowl of authentic Sarawak laksa at The James Brooke Bistro & Cafe, priced at about RM15. In addition, don't miss the traditional local pastries, Bamboo Chicken and Smoked Duck, which will give your taste buds an unprecedented shock. Personal Experience: Every corner of Kuching is filled with rich cultural colors and friendly locals, making every moment full of surprises and warmth. A morning walk by the river and an evening drink at an open-air cafe make time seem to slow down, allowing you to fall in love with the leisurely pace of life. Tips: Remember to bring mosquito repellent, as there are more mosquitoes in Borneo during the summer. Learn a few simple Malay phrases to better communicate with the locals. In Kuching, you will discover not only nature and culture, but also peace of mind. If you're looking for a perfect combination of adventure and relaxation, Kuching is the place to be!

Here is a travel guide to Kuching: 1. Must-see attractions: • Bako National Park: A must-see natural treasure where you can see wild proboscis monkeys and tropical rainforests. There are many hiking trails. It is recommended to set off in the morning when the weather is cooler and more suitable for hiking. • Sarawak Cultural Village: Known as the "living museum", you can see the traditional houses, dance performances, and handicraft displays of many indigenous groups in Sarawak. It is very interactive. • Kuching Cat Museum: A city landmark of Kuching. A must-see for cat lovers. The exhibits are very interesting. 2. Food recommendations: • Sarawak Laksa: A landmark dish of Kuching. The soup is rich, spicy, and sour. It is recommended to try it at a snack bar on Main Bazaar Street. • Kolo Mee: The noodles are chewy and delicious, served with char siu and pork lard. It is recommended to try it at Kim Joo Coffee Shop. 3. Accommodation recommendations: • Hilton Kuching: Equipped with a spacious and multi-functional swimming pool. The breakfast is rich and varied. The rooms are newly renovated. Suitable for tourists of all ages. 4. Other recommendations: • Best time to visit: May to September is the dry season. The weather is sunny and suitable for outdoor adventures. • Transportation: You can take a Grab in the city. It is recommended to book a car in advance or join a day tour to visit national parks and other places.