Kucing?Kuching?

If you didn’t visit the famous cat sculpture in the Kuching, you are not qualified as being to Sarawak…haha..
Actually, this tour is really packed but full of fun & joy..
Food in Sarawak is a bit different from west M’sia. I still feel that west food tastes better for same dishes found in Sarawak….Sarawakian, don’t blame me..for instance, laksa and rojak..Laksa would taste like our Curry Mee, but with aroma of variety of spices..Perhaps, you will taste it better if you don’t treat it as our laksa

National Museum

On the boat to opposite of Kuching waterfront - DUN & Fort Magherita

Our ‘tour guide’ is nobody else but Su Ee, my junior…responsible, nice, friendly….as well as his friend, Handsome….haha..
In Kuching, we have a great time especially in Bako National Park & Sarawak Cultural Village…

Bako is really a very nice place to visit..a MUST-visit place…though there are also others national parks
We spent 2D1N in Bako…What so special about Bako? Of course, it is special for its weird-shaped stones and Proboscis monkey (long-nose monkey)…You pay RM35 per boat and you can have a ride around the seaside…
Awesome…you must come to see them all yourself, purposely for the cobra-shaped stone standing still in the sea
A walk to Telok Paku & Telok Delima provides you the greatest chance to view the Proboscis monkey…if you are lucky…I did have this chance but just can’t see it nicely barely with our eyes…perhaps, binocular can help
Besides, you can find some cute and special creatures around Bako, such as Pitcher plant, one-handed crab, wild board, fish with legs…just to name a few..
Great sunset, where you can share with your beloved…but friends, too…

Sarawak Cultural Village (SCV) is not uncommon for all travellers to Sarawak…you may be shocked with its entrance fee of RM60 for adult..haha…but with that price, we can spend for 4 peoples…Why? Cause we are students…so happy to be a student…Remember ask for student price when you travel to any places…
Here is a journey where you can have a view of all kinds of the Orang Asli houses at once: Orang Ulu, Penan, Iban….Everyday they will perform for you their culture in forms of dances, mostly. At the end of it, you are invited to go up stage to have a dance with them…FUN!!Our ‘Siao Cha Bo’ was being invited by the performer to have a try on using blowpipe as he was attracted by her laughter..