Caving in Malaysia - Top Malaysian Caves
Cave enthusiasts will enjoy caving in Malaysia. There are plenty of limestone caves to explore, some of them still not fully surveyed. Map and useful information here.| Malaysia Traveller
Cave enthusiasts will enjoy caving in Malaysia. There are plenty of limestone caves to explore, some of them still not fully surveyed. Map and useful information here.| Malaysia Traveller
Trombol Beach is certainly beautiful but few people swim there. Is it due to crocodiles? Read more.| Malaysia Traveller
Kampung Telaga Air is a good place to take wildlife watching boat tours at a reasonable price. Find details here.| Malaysia Traveller
The Chinese Heritage Museum Kuching is a small museum focusing on the history of Chinese immigration into Borneo and the major role of their descendants in modern-day Sarawak| Malaysia Traveller
Dataran Ibu Pertiwi or Motherland Square contains a 99 metre flagpole proudly flying the Sarawak state flag.| Malaysia Traveller
The Brooke Gallery tells the story of how an English adventurer, James Brooke and his successors, the so-called White Rajahs, managed to establish, expand and maintain a kingdom in Sarawak.| Malaysia Traveller
The Ranee Museum explores the fascinating life of Margaret de Windt, wife of the the second Rajah of Sarawak. Find details and review here.| Malaysia Traveller
Malaysia-China Friendship Park in Kuching showcases beautiful Chinese architecture, a pond, tea house and representations of Malaysian culture and history.| Malaysia Traveller
Semenggoh Wildlife Centre is a great place for tourists to see rescued and rehabilitated orangutans in a semi-wild environment close to Kuching.| Malaysia Traveller
A visit to Orchid Park Kuching is a pleasant way to spend an hour wandering amid colourful orchid varieties, bamboo groves and bromeliads. It is walking distance from Kuching Waterfront and admission is free. Find details here.| Malaysia Traveller
