Deep in Sarawak’s interior lies Sungei Asap, home to one of the state’s smallest and least-known Indigenous communities — the Ukit. Their longhouse, Uma Ukit,
KUCHING: Sarawak has embarked on an ambitious journey to elevate its ecotourism sector with the signing of a landmark 20- year concession agreement between Sarawak
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
KUCHING: What better way to celebrate Hari Gawai and Kaamatan than gathering with loved ones and sharing bottomless sides at Nando’s? On May 23, from
KAPIT: The construction of a new nine-storey hotel here is expected to reshape the landscape and boost the tourism sector in the division. State Secretary
BINTULU: The Bintulu constituency has the potential to emerge as a unique cultural tourism destination through Gawai-linked activities that celebrate Sarawak’s heritage and unity. Infrastructure
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
BY GILLIAN NESSLYN FROM mouth-watering desserts to unique perfumes, Isekai Pixel World Market at CityOne Megamall in Kuching offers a plethora of surprises from small
KUCHING: Located off Jalan Telaga Air, there is an eco-park that is little known to the tourists and nature lovers. Owner Dennis Wong, a retired
BINTULU: The remote area of Lusong Laku in Belaga holds immense potential to be developed into a modern agricultural hub and an attractive eco-tourism destination.
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