Veteran journalist and author K.C. Jong has launched the English edition of his 24th book, “Revisiting the 1857 Bau Miners’ Uprising”. Drawing on newly unearthed archives from around the world, the Bau-born writer sheds fresh light on one of Sarawak’s most turbulent historical episodes, offering a more balanced perspective on
From pandemic epicentre to modern metropolis WUHAN is the capital of Hubei province in China and the most populous city in central China, with a population exceeding 11 million. Traditionally, Wuhan has not been among the top travel destinations for Sarawakians. However, it gained worldwide attention in December 2019 following
PERCHED dramatically above cascading waterfalls in Hunan’s misty mountains, Furong Ancient Town blends natural splendour, traditional Tujia architecture, and centuries of history into one unforgettable destination. Once a quiet village, it now enchants visitors with its stilted houses, lantern-lit streets, and vibrant cultural heritage. A town suspended in time and
Blending ancient Tujia culture with cutting-edge design, Zhangjiajie’s Seventy-two Wonders Tower offers visitors a captivating experience by day and a dazzling light spectacle by night. Discover traditional architecture, vibrant markets, cultural performances, and local culinary delights at this iconic new landmark. Ancient culture meets dazzling design THE latest highlight in
Suspended high above the breathtaking Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon, China’s record-breaking Glass Bridge offers a thrilling blend of architectural innovation and natural beauty – inviting visitors to walk on air, leap into the void, and take in views like no other. Engineering feat meets natural grandeur One of the most impressive
Lui Cha, also known as Lei Cha, Lui Tea, or Grind Tea, is a distinctive dish from the traditional Chinese Hakka cuisine. It consists of a bowl of rice topped with an assortment of fresh vegetables, nuts, and sometimes protein options like bean curds, minced pork, or dried shrimp. The
FOR many travellers in Sarawak, the allure of winter adventures in Harbin, located in northeastern China, is a dream journey waiting to come true. Nestled within Heilongjiang Province, Harbin — its capital city — is renowned for its breathtaking ice and snow sculptures, which come to life each year during
As the much-loved Year of the Dragon draws to a close, Chinese communities worldwide are preparing to welcome the Year of the Snake, which begins on January 29, 2025 and lasts until February 16, 2026. According to Chinese astrology, this will be the Year of the Wood Snake. Time for
Mobile phones have become indispensable multifunctional devices in our daily lives, bridging the gap across generations — from young children to seniors. Smartphone cameras are advancing faster than anyone could have imagined and now it is possible to take fantastic images on your travels using just a phone. Handy gears
LAST Saturday evening, the mundane streets of Kuching transformed into a vibrant tapestry of joy and celebration as the Christmas Parade 2024 unfolded, captivating the hearts of thousands. With an astonishing turnout of around 7,000 participants from the Christian community, the parade embraced a multitude of faiths, showcasing the rich