WHILE it may not be the tallest waterfall in the Bengoh Range along the Ton River, Curtain Waterfall is impressively wide, reminiscent of a theatre curtain dyed in white. It stands out as one of the most popular waterfalls in the area, alongside the Susung Waterfalls in Pain Bojong-Sting. At
KUCHING: Puncak Borneo Member of Parliament, Datuk Willie Mongin, is inviting the public, including foreign tourists, to witness the ‘Brarak & Bipajak Gawai Bisegu 2025’, which will be held at Kampung Segu Bunuk, Jalan Puncak Borneo here on June 2. He believes this year’s parade or procession would offer a
TURNING an abandoned countryside home into a holiday stay can be tough, yet a rewarding endeavour. This is especially so for a place where the old home location offers a unique and authentic travel experience. Wes Kandung Homestay, located at a deserted site in Kampung Pain Bojong, upper Penrissen, is
KUCHING: To all country music lovers, book your date, shine your boots and hats, call your peers and friends, clear your throat and get ready to ride to Siniawan Old Town in September as the Siniawan Country Music Festival (SCMF) is back. SCMF patron, Miro Simuh, said the SCMF 2025
KUCHING: The relevant state department and agencies are in the process of expropriating a land lot along Jalan Puncak Borneo for the construction of a new secondary school. Puncak Borneo Member of Parliament, Datuk Willie Mongin, revealed that the site has been identified, and efforts are now underway to acquire
KUCHING: Puncak Borneo Member of Parliament (MP) Datuk Willie Mongin has called for state government help to bring in big players to open up commercial bamboo plantations in Sarawak. He said special attention needs to be paid to the development of the industry, first by opening big plantations to ensure
KUCHING: Sarawak needs to set up a “breeding stock bank” to ensure continuous supply of ruminants for initial breeding, says Serembu assemblyman Miro Simuh. He said currently, farmers may have difficulty in getting the initial stock for breeding because no one is allowed to import live animals from outside Sarawak.
KUCHING: The first commercial cattle beef farm will be established in Serembu, Bau near here. Serembu assemblyman Miro Simuh said his state constituency’s service centre has secured RM15 million under the Greater Kuching Cordinated Development Area (GKCDA) fund to implement the project at Kampung Seromah, Bau. He said works to
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