Kuching City Tour ~ tour description

3

Daily

9.00

2.00

2

Transport, driver/ guide, entrance fees

70

35

Semenggoh Orang Utan Wildlife Centre ~ tour description

3

Daily

8.15

2.00

2

85

43

Crocodile Farm & Mini Zoo Tour ~ tour description

4

Daily

9.00

2.00

2

90

45

Fairy & Wind Caves Tour ~ tour description

4

Daily

9.00

2.00

2

105

50

Sarawak Cultural Village + Cultural Show ~ tour description

4

Daily

8.30

2.00

2

120

60

Annah Rais Bidayuh Longhouse ~ tour description

4

Daily

8.00

1.30

2

110

55

Semenggoh Orang Utan & Crocodile Farm ~ tour description

4

Daily

8.15

2.00

2

130

65

Crocodile Farm & Annah Rais Longhouse ~ tour description

5

Daily

9.00

2.00

2

130

65

Semenggoh Orang Utan & Annah Rais Longhouse ~ tour description

5

Daily

8.15

2.00

2

135

68

Matang Wildlife Centre ~ tour description

4

Daily

9.00

2.00

2

100

50

Serikin Border Trading & Fairy Cave ~ tour description

5

Daily

8.00

1.00

2

145

73

Santubong Wildlife Cruise ~ tour description

4

Daily

-

4.30

2

200

100

Mangrove & Irrawaddy Dolphin Watch ~ tour description

4

Daily

8.30

-

2

Transport, driver /guide, entrance fees

180

90

Kuching City (South & North) Tour ~ tour description

7

Daily

9.00

-

2

Transport, driver / guide, entrance fees & lunch

110

55

Kuching City & Sarawak Cultural Village ~ tour description

7

Daily

9.00

-

2

160

80

Semenggoh Orang Utan, Annah Rais Longhouse & Crocodile Farm ~ tour description

8

Daily

8.15

-

2

185

93

Annah Rais Bidayuh Longhouse & Semenggoh Orang Utan ~ tour description

7

Daily

9.00

-

2

175

88

Semenggoh Orang Utan, Crocodile Farm & Fairy Cave ~ tour description

8

Daily

8.15

-

2

205

105

Semenggoh Orang Utan, Annah Rais Longhouse & Fairy Cave ~ tour description

8

Daily

8.15

-

2

205

105

Bako National Park – Proboscis Monkey ~ tour description

7

Daily

8.30

-

2

200

100

Transport, driver / guide, entrance fees & lunch

Gading National Park – Rafflesia Flower ~ tour description

6

Daily

9.00

-

2

200

100

Gading National Park & Fairy Cave ~ tour description

7

Daily

8.30

-

2

225

115

Lemanak Iban Longhouse ~ tour description

12

Daily

7.00

-

2

335

170

Kubah National Park ~ tour description

7

Daily

8.30

-

2

240

120

Borneo Highland Day Trip ~ tour description

6

Daily

9.00

-

2

200

100

Sarawak Cultural Village & Semenggoh Orang Utan ~ tour description

7

Daily

8.30

-

2

195

98

Tanjung Datu National Park ~ tour description

7

Daily

8.30

-

2

600

300

Satang Island Day Trip ~ tour description

7

Daily

8.30

-

2

250

125

Kuching Caving ~ tour description

8

On booking

9.00

-

2

meal ; transport ; guide

from 199

-

Kayak in Kuching ~ tour description

6

On booking

8.30

-

2

transport ; kayak, oars and life jackets ; mineral water

RM 188

RM 188

Borneo Highlands Kayaking and Semengoh Orang Utan Rehabilitation Centre Adventure Trip ~ tour description

6

On booking

8.00

-

2

transport ; kayak, oars and life jackets ; mineral water; lunch

RM 218

RM 218

The Tringgus Trail (Landrover Adventure) ~ tour description

7

On booking

8.00

-

2

transport ; mineral water

RM 260

RM 260

The Bau Gold Mining History Trail ~ tour description

7

On booking

8.00

-

2

transport ; lunch ; Water ; Souvenir photo

RM 350

RM 350

Meet up at the hotel lobby and depart for Half –Day Kuching City South Tour .Includes the drive passing by kuching South Municipal Hall ,Photograph taking at the Great Cat of Kuching –Cat Monument & Cat Statue ,View of Tua Pek Kong –the Oldest Chinese Temple ,Kuching Mosque –the Old State Mosque ,visit the famous Sarawak Museum ,The Sarakraf Pavilion-textiles and handicraft centre .Visits Sarawak’s latest and newest recreational spots called the Malaysia and China Friendship Garden –with tasteful designated in the styles of both Malaysia and China .

Tour continue with a stop at kuching waterfront for a photograph taking at The Sarawak Tourism Complex –former Colonial Law Court House, Clock Tower, The Charles Brooke Memorial, The Square Tower, The Sarawak Steamship Building –now known as Kuching Waterfront Bazaar selling a wide range of handicrafts and souvenirs and walk along the Main Bazaar – the oldest street in the city.

Meet up at hotel lobby and depart for Semenggoh Orang Utan Rehabilitation Centre .The centre offers a rare opportunity to be close range with the “Wild Man of Borneo”. The centre provides a perfect natural habitat to observe the natural behavior of this primate .See the orang utans wondering in towering trees of the untouched rainforest before coming down for feeding.

Soon after, proceed to our next visit to our next to pitcher plants and wild Orchid Garden to discovers treasure of the Borneo Jungle .The garden which was constructed in the middle of 2001 covers an area of more than an acre .The initial concept of this particular garden is to explore and exhibit the various species of pitcher plant and wild orchid which can only be found in the island of Borneo, especially along the Kalimantan.

Visit to the Pottery Factory .Here you will have the opportunity how this well-known pottery is made and may obtain a few to be taken home as souvenir.

You’ll be taken to a crocodile farm, which is situated amongst lush tropical fruit trees. This farm is home to over 1,000 crocodiles as serves as the perfect sanctuary to these fearsome reptiles as they are housed in enclosures simulating their natural habitats. You will also been able to see other native Sarawak Ian wildlife such as the bearcats, civets, deer, pythons, hornbills and gibbons. Return to Kuching and drop-off at hotel.

Fairy Cave and Wind Cave are about 50 min drives from Kuching City. The Fairy Cave is about 3-storey high. After a quick climb through the cave with torchlight, the cave opens up into a main chamber. Sunlight streams into the chamber, enabling you to view the limestone formation of several types. View the beautiful and some eerie shape of nature creations, the stalactites and stalagmites.

There is a formation that has been likened to the Goddess of Mercy which at about 3 metres in height resembles a woman dressed in classical Chinese robes, complete with hat, look down benignly upon worshippers. Another formation looks like an old man crouching down.
Then proceed to the Wind Cave which only about 10 min drive away. Walking along the platform, you will find that this dark-tunnel like cave is filled with bats and swiftest. Look around the wall of the cave with torchlight and you might be lucky to spot the bird nest with some eggs in it.

Popularly known as the ‘Living Museum’, the Village is a showcase of a kaleidoscope of Sarawak’s cultures and traditions. On arrival, you will explore the 7 authentic replicas of ethnic houses. Chinese Farm House, Malay Stilted House, Melanau Tall House, Penan Hut as well as Longhouse of the Iban, Bidayuh and Orang Ulu. Displayed in each house are the many artifacts made by the individual dwellers. Demonstration of arts and crafts like beadwork, wood and bamboo carvings, "Pua" weaving and straw weaving can be seen while touring the Village. You will also be entertained with 45 minutes of the traditional dances of the various ethnic tribes of Sarawak at the Village theatre.

Bidayuh, the second largest ethnic group in Sarawak, is formerly known as the ‘Land Dayak’ and was once also known as the ‘Engineer of Bamboo’. When making a visit to the Bidayuh longhouse, you will be able to see the splendid architecture of their longhouse which was build mostly by bamboo. Annah Rais is one of the most famous Bidayuh longhouse in Sarawak which located about 100 km east from Kuching city and quite closes to the Indonesian border. The excursion will take about one and a half hour on the road.

During your visit, you will also be able to view the villagers with their own daily routine like rice pounding and winnowing, basket and mat weaving, bamboo carving, etc. You will be brought into the most unique and important structure, the ‘Baruk’ or the head house which situated in the middle of the longhouse. This once was used as a fort to protect the whole village from being attack by enemy. Inside the ‘Baruk’, you will be able to view the real human skulls hanging around the fire place in the middle and the also their sacred war drum.

Semenggoh Orang Utan Sanctuary, travelling overland (30 min) followed by a brief hike through dipterocarp forest. Unlike in a Zoo, the Semenggoh Orang Utan Sanctuary is set free in a 740 hectare forest reserve.

Here, young Orang Utans, who were either orphaned or rescued from captivity, are trained to survive in the wild. The Sanctuary is not set up as a tourist attraction but visitors are most welcome. Upon arrival at the Sanctuary, you will be able to catch a glimpse of the Orang Utans during their feeding time. Spot their delicate nest, watch their skilful movements at the tree tops and also their interesting behaviour during feeding time.
The guide will also narrate to you the behaviour, emotion and characteristics of this special primate called Orang Utan, meaning ‘Man of the Forest’. After that continue tour to Annah Rais Longhouse.

Bidayuh, the second largest ethnic group in Sarawak, is formerly known as the ‘Land Dayak’ and was once also known as the ‘Engineer of Bamboo’. When making a visit to the Bidayuh longhouse, you will be able to see the splendid architecture of their longhouse which was build mostly by bamboo. Annah Rais is one of the most famous Bidayuh longhouse in Sarawak which located about 100 km east from Kuching city and quite closes to the Indonesian border. The excursion will take about one and a half hour on the road.

During your visit, you will also be able to view the villagers with their own daily routine like rice pounding and winnowing, basket and mat weaving, bamboo carving, etc. You will be brought into the most unique and important structure, the ‘Baruk’ or the head house which situated in the middle of the longhouse. This once was used as a fort to protect the whole village from being attack by enemy. Inside the ‘Baruk’, you will be able to view the real human skulls hanging around the fire place in the middle and the also their sacred war drum.

You’ll be taken to a crocodile farm, which is situated amongst lush tropical fruit trees. This farm is home to over 1,000 crocodiles as serves as the perfect sanctuary to these fearsome reptiles as they are housed in enclosures simulating their natural habitats. You will also been able to see other native Sarawackian wildlife such as the bearcats, civets, deer, pythons, hornbills and gibbons.

Continue tour to Annah Rais Longhouse. Bidayuh, the second largest ethnic group in Sarawak, is formerly known as the ‘Land Dayak’ and was once also known as the ‘Engineer of Bamboo’. When making a visit to the Bidayuh longhouse, you will be able to see the splendid architecture of their longhouse which was build mostly by bamboo. Annah Rais is one of the most famous Bidayuh longhouse in Sarawak which located about 100 km east from Kuching city and quite closes to the Indonesian border. The excursion will take about one and a half hour on the road.

During your visit, you will also be able to view the villagers with their own daily routine like rice pounding and winnowing, basket and mat weaving, bamboo carving, etc. You will be brought into the most unique and important structure, the ‘Baruk’ or the head house which situated in the middle of the longhouse. This once was used as a fort to protect the whole village from being attack by enemy. Inside the ‘Baruk’, you will be able to view the real human skulls hanging around the fire place in the middle and the also their sacred war drum.

Semenggoh Orang Utan Sanctuary, travelling overland (30 min) followed by a brief hike through dipterocarp forest. Unlike in a Zoo, the Semenggoh Orang Utan Sanctuary is set free in a 740 hectare forest reserve.

Here, young Orang Utans, who were either orphaned or rescued from captivity, are trained to survive in the wild. The Sanctuary is not set up as a tourist attraction but visitors are most welcome. Upon arrival at the Sanctuary, you will be able to catch a glimpse of the Orang Utans during their feeding time. Spot their delicate nest, watch their skilful movements at the tree tops and also their interesting behaviour during feeding time.

The guide will also narrate to you the behaviour, emotion and characteristics of this special primate called Orang Utan, meaning ‘Man of the Forest’. After that continue tour to Annah Rais Longhouse.

Bidayuh, the second largest ethnic group in Sarawak, is formerly known as the ‘Land Dayak’ and was once also known as the ‘Engineer of Bamboo’. When making a visit to the Bidayuh longhouse, you will be able to see the splendid architecture of their longhouse which was build mostly by bamboo. Annah Rais is one of the most famous Bidayuh longhouse in Sarawak which located about 100 km east from Kuching city and quite closes to the Indonesian border. The excursion will take about one and a half hour on the road.

During your visit, you will also be able to view the villagers with their own daily routine like rice pounding and winnowing, basket and mat weaving, bamboo carving, etc. You will be brought into the most unique and important structure, the ‘Baruk’ or the head house which situated in the middle of the longhouse. This once was used as a fort to protect the whole village from being attack by enemy. Inside the ‘Baruk’, you will be able to view the real human skulls hanging around the fire place in the middle and the also their sacred war drum.

This is a large area of rainforest with animals in spacious cages in varying stages of rehabilitation. Over here, one can gain information and learn about on Sarawak's Wildlife the highlight of the trip is focused on the Orang Utan's training programme where some young Orang Utans, having being rescued from captivity are now being taught or retrained in the ways of the wild.

A new shopping which located within kuching and Indonesia Border .It takes about 1 ½ hours drive from Kuching to Serikin . You can shop lots of Indonesia product & handicrafts. Example: timber mat, rotan dish cover, batik , fresh vegetables , soft toys , honey , curtais etc .After that continue tour to Fairy Cave .

The Fairy Cave is about 3-storey high. After a quick climb through the cave with torchlight, the cave opens up into a main chamber. Sunlight streams into the chamber, enabling you to view the limestone formation of several types. View the beautiful and some eerie shape of nature creations, the stalactites and stalagmites.

There is a formation that has been likened to the Goddess of Mercy which at about 3 metres in height resembles a woman dressed in classical Chinese robes, complete with hat, look down benignly upon worshippers. Another formation looks like an old man crouching down.
Then proceed to the Wind Cave which only about 10 min drive away. Walking along the platform, you will find that this dark-tunnel like cave is filled with bats and swiftest. Look around the wall of the cave with torchlight and you might be lucky to spot the bird nest with some eggs in it.

Breakfast at Hotel.After break fast,pick up from hotel and depart for the Irrawaddy Dolphin Watching Cruise tour. This tour are conducted using comfortable motor launches with full safety features, based at the Sarawak Boat Club, about 30 min from Kuching.  This trip of about 3 hours explores the many branches of the Santubong and Salak River Delta systems as they join the South China Sea. Enjoy a close view of the heavily silted mangrove swamp which is a safe heaven to the myriad creatures like the reptiles, mud skippers, crabs, shell fish, monkeys, etc. The Irrawaddy or snubfin dolphin inhabits rivers, estuaries and shallow coastal areas. The Santubong area is one of the best places in Sarawak to view this unusual looking marine mammal. The dolphins are often swimming and diving around small boats in the estuary. Occasionally they are seen playing in the open water. Visitors will need a keen eye to spot the dolphins at first, but after a short wait they can often be seen surfacing all around the boat.

This cruise combines the Mangrove Cruise with a visit to the Santubong River mouth in search of the Irrawaddy dolphins.  Dolphin watching may take place before or after the mangrove cruise, depending on tidal conditions.

This tour explores the many branches of the Santubong and Salak River Delta system as they emerge into the South China Sea.   It focuses on the complex ecosystem of the mangrove swamp, which is an important breeding ground for many marine animal species, and a permanent home for small reptiles, mud-skippers, crabs, shellfish, and occasional mammals such as monkeys and lorises.   The mangroves are also important feeding grounds for a rich array of bird life.   Visitors will see many different types of mangrove, and lean how these uniquely adapted trees colonise the shoreline and develop a complex, symbiotic ecosystem.   There will also be a stopover at a Malay fishing village and charcoal factory set deep in the mangrove forest.

This cruise criss-crosses the mouth of the Santubong River in search of the rare Irrawaddy Dolphin.  The Irrawaddy, or snubfin dolphin, inhabits rivers, estuaries and shallow coastal areas. The Santubong area is one of the best places in Sarawak to view this unusual looking marine mammal.  The dolphins are often seen swimming and diving around small fishing boats in the estuary.  Occasionally they are seen playing in the open water.  Visitors will need a keen eye to spot the dolphins at first, but after a short wait they can often be seen surfacing all around the boat.

Pick up at hotel and proceed for the Kuching City Tour. Kuching, the capital of Sarawak, Malyasia’s largest state, is simply unique. The city warmly welcomes visitors but it does not put on an act for them; it simply goes about its own business in a relaxed manner which hasn’t changed in 150 years. Kuching city is an ideal base from which to go exploring.

The tour will take you to the Civic Center for a birds-eye view of Kuching. You will also see other places of interest including the famous city landmark, the Cat Monument, the Kuching Market, the ‘Main Bazaar‘, China Town, the old state mosque and Tua Pek Kong Temple. Visit Kuching’s most popular meeting spot – the Waterfront as well as visiting the renown Sarawak Museum, visit the lush tropical Botanical Gardens and see the Hero’s Memorial, built to commemorate the dead of World War II, the Communist Insurgency and the confrontation with Indonesia. Lunch at local restaurant.

Last stop – shopping. Kuching is the best place to pick up bargain souvenirs including wood carvings with the ‘Pua Kumba‘ native design, native ikat textiles and sarongs. You can also buy ‘Bird’s Nest’, a desert which is renown for it’s medicinal qualities and harvested from neighboring caves around Kuching, it’s renown worldwide, for it’s superior quality.

Meet up at the hotel lobby and depart for Half –Day Kuching City South Tour .Includes the drive passing by kuching South Municipal Hall ,Photograph taking at the Great Cat of Kuching –Cat Monument & Cat Statue ,View of Tua Pek Kong –the Oldest Chinese Temple ,Kuching Mosque –the Old State Mosque ,visit the famous Sarawak Museum ,The Sarakraf Pavilion-textiles and handicraft centre .Visits Sarawak’s latest and newest recreational spots called the Malaysia and China Friendship Garden –with tasteful designated in the styles of both Malaysia and China .

Tour continue with a stop at kuching waterfront for a photograph taking at The Sarawak Tourism Complex –former Colonial Law Court House, Clock Tower, The Charles Brooke Memorial, The Square Tower, The Sarawak Steamship Building –now known as Kuching Waterfront Bazaar selling a wide range of handicrafts and souvenirs and walk along the Main Bazaar – the oldest street in the city.

Lunch at local restaurant .After that continue tour to Sarawak Cultural Village .

Popularly known as the ‘Living Museum’, the Village is a showcase of a kaleidoscope of Sarawak’s cultures and traditions. On arrival, you will explore the 7 authentic replicas of ethnic houses. Chinese Farm House, Malay Stilted House, Melanau Tall House, Penan Hut as well as Longhouse of the Iban, Bidayuh and Orang Ulu. Displayed in each house are the many artifacts made by the individual dwellers. Demonstration of arts and crafts like beadwork, wood and bamboo carvings, "Pua" weaving and straw weaving can be seen while touring the Village. You will also be entertained with 45 minutes of the traditional dances of the various ethnic tribes of Sarawak at the Village theatre.

Semenggoh Orang Utan Sanctuary, travelling overland (30 min) followed by a brief hike through dipterocarp forest. Unlike in a Zoo, the Semenggoh Orang Utan Sanctuary is set free in a 740 hectare forest reserve.

Here, young Orang Utans, who were either orphaned or rescued from captivity, are trained to survive in the wild. The Sanctuary is not set up as a tourist attraction but visitors are most welcome. Upon arrival at the Sanctuary, you will be able to catch a glimpse of the Orang Utans during their feeding time. Spot their delicate nest, watch their skilful movements at the tree tops and also their interesting behaviour during feeding time.

The guide will also narrate to you the behaviour, emotion and characteristics of this special primate called Orang Utan, meaning ‘Man of the Forest’. Lunch at local restaurant.

Bidayuh, the second largest ethnic group in Sarawak, is formerly known as the ‘Land Dayak’ and was once also known as the ‘Engineer of Bamboo’. When making a visit to the Bidayuh longhouse, you will be able to see the splendid architecture of their longhouse which was build mostly by bamboo. Annah Rais is one of the most famous Bidayuh longhouse in Sarawak which located about 100 km east from Kuching city and quite closes to the Indonesian border. The excursion will take about one and a half hour on the road.

During your visit, you will also be able to view the villagers with their own daily routine like rice pounding and winnowing, basket and mat weaving, bamboo carving, etc. You will be brought into the most unique and important structure, the ‘Baruk’ or the head house which situated in the middle of the longhouse. This once was used as a fort to protect the whole village from being attack by enemy. Inside the ‘Baruk’, you will be able to view the real human skulls hanging around the fire place in the middle and the also their sacred war drum. After that you’ll be taken to a crocodile farm, which is situated amongst lush tropical fruit trees. This farm is home to over 1,000 crocodiles as serves as the perfect sanctuary to these fearsome reptiles as they are housed in enclosures simulating their natural habitats.

You will also been able to see other native Sarawakian wildlife such as the bearcats, civets, deer, pythons, hornbills and gibbons.  Return to Kuching and drop-off at hotel.

Bidayuh, the second largest ethnic group in Sarawak, is formerly known as the ‘Land Dayak’ and was once also known as the ‘Engineer of Bamboo’. When making a visit to the Bidayuh longhouse, you will be able to see the splendid architecture of their longhouse which was build mostly by bamboo. Annah Rais is one of the most famous Bidayuh longhouse in Sarawak which located about 100 km east from Kuching city and quite closes to the Indonesian border. The excursion will take about one and a half hour on the road.

During your visit, you will also be able to view the villagers with their own daily routine like rice pounding and winnowing, basket and mat weaving, bamboo carving, etc. You will be brought into the most unique and important structure, the ‘Baruk’ or the head house which situated in the middle of the longhouse. This once was used as a fort to protect the whole village from being attack by enemy. Inside the ‘Baruk’, you will be able to view the real human skulls hanging around the fire place in the middle and the also their sacred war drum.

Lunch at local restaurant.

After that depart for Semenggoh Orang Utan Rehabilitation Centre .The centre offers a rare opportunity to be close range with the “Wild Man of Borneo”. The centre provides a perfect natural habitat to observe the natural behavior of this primate .See the orang utans wondering in towering trees of the untouched rainforest before coming down for feeding. Soon after, proceed to our next visit to our next to pitcher plants and wild Orchid Garden to discovers treasure of the Borneo Jungle .The garden which was constructed in the middle of 2001 covers an area of more than an acre .The initial concept of this particular garden is to explore and exhibit the various species of pitcher plant and wild orchid which can only be found in the island of Borneo, especially along the Kalimantan.

Visit to the Pottery Factory .Here you will have the opportunity how this well-known pottery is made and may obtain a few to be taken home as souvenir.

Semenggoh Orang Utan Sanctuary, travelling overland (30 min) followed by a brief hike through dipterocarp forest. Unlike in a Zoo, the Semenggoh Orang Utan Sanctuary is set free in a 740 hectare forest reserve.

Here, young Orang Utans, who were either orphaned or rescued from captivity, are trained to survive in the wild. The Sanctuary is not set up as a tourist attraction but visitors are most welcome. Upon arrival at the Sanctuary, you will be able to catch a glimpse of the Orang Utans during their feeding time. Spot their delicate nest, watch their skilful movements at the tree tops and also their interesting behaviour during feeding time.

You’ll be taken to a crocodile farm, which is situated amongst lush tropical fruit trees. This farm is home to over 1,000 crocodiles as serves as the perfect sanctuary to these fearsome reptiles as they are housed in enclosures simulating their natural habitats. Lunch at local restaurant. After lunch proceed to fairy Cave .The Fairy Cave is about 3-storey high. After a quick climb through the cave with torchlight, the cave opens up into a main chamber. Sunlight streams into the chamber, enabling you to view the limestone formation of several types. View the beautiful and some eerie shape of nature creations, the stalactites and stalagmites.

There is a formation that has been likened to the Goddess of Mercy which at about 3 metres in height resembles a woman dressed in classical Chinese robes, complete with hat, look down benignly upon worshippers. Another formation looks like an old man crouching down.

Then proceed to the Wind Cave which only about 10 min drive away. Walking along the platform, you will find that this dark-tunnel like cave is filled with bats and swiftest. Look around the wall of the cave with torchlight and you might be lucky to spot the bird nest with some eggs in it.

Semenggoh Orang Utan Sanctuary, travelling overland (30 min) followed by a brief hike through dipterocarp forest. Unlike in a Zoo, the Semenggoh Orang Utan Sanctuary is set free in a 740 hectare forest reserve.

Here, young Orang Utans, who were either orphaned or rescued from captivity, are trained to survive in the wild. The Sanctuary is not set up as a tourist attraction but visitors are most welcome. Upon arrival at the Sanctuary, you will be able to catch a glimpse of the Orang Utans during their feeding time. Spot their delicate nest, watch their skilful movements at the tree tops and also their interesting behaviour during feeding time.

The guide will also narrate to you the behaviour, emotion and characteristics of this special primate called Orang Utan, meaning ‘Man of the Forest’. After that continue tour to Annah Rais Longhouse. Bidayuh, the second largest ethnic group in Sarawak, is formerly known as the ‘Land Dayak’ and was once also known as the ‘Engineer of Bamboo’. When making a visit to the Bidayuh longhouse, you will be able to see the splendid architecture of their longhouse which was build mostly by bamboo. Annah Rais is one of the most famous Bidayuh longhouse in Sarawak which located about 100 km east from Kuching city and quite closes to the Indonesian border. The excursion will take about one and a half hour on the road.

During your visit, you will also be able to view the villagers with their own daily routine like rice pounding and winnowing, basket and mat weaving, bamboo carving, etc. You will be brought into the most unique and important structure, the ‘Baruk’ or the head house which situated in the middle of the longhouse. This once was used as a fort to protect the whole village from being attack by enemy. Inside the ‘Baruk’, you will be able to view the real human skulls hanging around the fire place in the middle and the also their sacred war drum. And last tour to proceed is Fairy Cave . The Fairy Cave is about 3-storey high. After a quick climb through the cave with torchlight, the cave opens up into a main chamber. Sunlight streams into the chamber, enabling you to view the limestone formation of several types. View the beautiful and some eerie shape of nature creations, the stalactites and stalagmites.

There is a formation that has been likened to the Goddess of Mercy which at about 3 metres in height resembles a woman dressed in classical Chinese robes, complete with hat, look down benignly upon worshippers. Another formation looks like an old man crouching down.

Then proceed to the Wind Cave which only about 10 min drive away. Walking along the platform, you will find that this dark-tunnel like cave is filled with bats and swiftest. Look around the wall of the cave with torchlight and you might be lucky to spot the bird nest with some eggs in it.

Pick-up at the hotel and proceed to Bako National Part. The trip will take approximately one and a half hours by land and boat. Upon arrival you will visit the spectacular ‘Sea Stack‘.

Bako was established as a national park in 1957. Since then it has offered it’s visitors the perfect introduction to Sarawack’s native vegitation and wildlife. It is situated on the northern tip of the Muara Tebas Peninsula and covers 27sq kms. Although seemingly small compared to other national parks, Bako is rich in a vast variety of vegetation and wildlife as it extends out to coastal beaches and coves. Upon arrival a guide take you along well-planned trails where you will see an abundance of flora and fauna amongst the shady forest canopy.

You will see winding creepers and vines, long tailed macaques and silver leaf monkeys. Wild boars, squirrels and monitor lizards are common sights in the park and you may even get a chance to peak on the shy proboscis monkeys during low tide with the help of your guide. Return to Kuching and drop-off at hotel.

At 9.00am, depart from your hotel to indulge in a full day trip to Gunung Gading National Park. The drive to your destination will take approximately 40 minutes from Kuching City. You will then be brought to a small town named Siniawan, where you will be able to see the processing of the swallow bird’s nest, a delicacy among most Asians, which will take about 30 minutes.

Home to the Rafflesia, Gunung Gading houses the largest flower in the world. The Rafflesia is a genus of parasitic plants. It feeds on the nutrition and food of other plants in the tropical rainforest. The flowering season is undetermined and can bud any time, taking nine months to mature and flowering for 4 to 5 days before dying. The Rafflesia also produces a pungent smell to attract flies and carrion beetles in order for pollen to be transferred. Gunung Gading National Park also has some agreeable nature walks and tough jungle trek

This is a national park where you can sometimes view the largest flower in the world - the Rafflesia. It grows up to 3 feet wide. When in bloom, the flower emits a foul smell, which attracts flies and other insects. It also offers scenic walks and challenging jungle treks. Chalets and hostels are available at the Park.

After that proceed to the fairy cave. The Fairy Cave is about 3-storey high. After a quick climb through the cave with torchlight, the cave opens up into a main chamber. Sunlight streams into the chamber, enabling you to view the limestone formation of several types. View the beautiful and some eerie shape of nature creations, the stalactites and stalagmites.

There is a formation that has been likened to the Goddess of Mercy which at about 3 metres in height resembles a woman dressed in classical Chinese robes, complete with hat, look down benignly upon worshippers. Another formation looks like an old man crouching down.

Then proceed to the Wind Cave which only about 10 min drive away. Walking along the platform, you will find that this dark-tunnel like cave is filled with bats and swiftest. Look around the wall of the cave with torchlight and you might be lucky to spot the bird nest with some eggs in it.

Pick up at hotel and depart on a 4hr drive that takes you through the scenic lush mountain valleys along the Pan Borneo Highway to the Iban Longhouse on the Lemanak River.

Arrive at the river jetty and take a spectacular hour long-boat ride upriver though weaving through mist and over-hanging jungle foliage.

Upon arrival at the longhouse, the Iban natives will greet and welcome you with the local traditional rice wine "TUAK". Explore the longhouse and gain an insight into the unique culture of the Iban communities. This long house is home to some 23 families - all living under one roof. Feel free to chat with the Iban old folks (through the assistance of the tour guide) to understand more of their cultural and the history of Headhunting, viewing some of the trophy skulls of past head-hunters hanging from the rafters and antique Chinese jars. Late evening you will be transfer back to kuching .

Situated just on the outskirts of Kuching, Kubah National Park is the perfect daytrip destinations and not to be missed by nature lovers. The park covers an area of 22 square kilometres and is covered by pretty sandstone hills and lush forests. A number of well-worn walking trails led the way through Kubah National Park, and visitors who follow these will be able to reach stunning natural features such as caves and sparkling waterfalls, while the rainforest is full of plants such as colourful orchids. The trails that lead the way through the park are easy to navigate for those who like to explore independently, while visitors who want to learn more about the park.

There is a formation that has been likened to the Goddess of Mercy which at about 3 metres in height resembles a woman dressed in classical Chinese robes, complete with hat, look down benignly upon worshippers. Another formation looks like an old man crouching down.
Then proceed to the Wind Cave which only about 10 min drive away. Walking along the platform, you will find that this dark-tunnel like cave is filled with bats and swiftest. Look around the wall of the cave with torchlight and you might be lucky to spot the bird nest with some eggs in it.

One of the most exciting and unique eco-friendly resort developments in the region. Located within just and hour drive (60km) from Kuching city. The resort stands at the height of 1,000 meters above sea level on the Sarawak-Kalimatan border and is nestled amongst the oldest and second largest tropical rainforest in the world. The many attractions and recreational activities available at Borneo Highlands Resort are established based on concept “Back to Nature, Back to Basis”. Attractions at Borneo Highlands include visits to the Kalimantan Border Lookout Point, Flower Gardens, Rabbit Park, Swan Lake and Horticulture Nursery and Organic Farm. Transfer back to your hotel after the tour.

Popularly known as the ‘Living Museum’, the Village is a showcase of a kaleidoscope of Sarawak’s cultures and traditions. On arrival, you will explore the 7 authentic replicas of ethnic houses.

Chinese Farm House, Malay Stilted House, Melanau Tall House, Penan Hut as well as Longhouse of the Iban, Bidayuh and Orang Ulu. Displayed in each house are the many artifacts made by the individual dwellers. Demonstration of arts and crafts like beadwork, wood and bamboo carvings, "Pua" weaving and straw weaving can be seen while touring the Village. You will also be entertained with 45 minutes of the traditional dances of the various ethnic tribes of Sarawak at the Village theatre

After that depart for Semenggoh Orang Utan Rehabilitation Centre .The centre offers a rare opportunity to be close range with the “Wild Man of Borneo”. The centre provides a perfect natural habitat to observe the natural behavior of this primate .See the orang utans wondering in towering trees of the untouched rainforest before coming down for feeding. Soon after, proceed to our next visit to our next to pitcher plants and wild Orchid Garden to discovers treasure of the Borneo Jungle .The garden which was constructed in the middle of 2001 covers an area of more than an acre .The initial concept of this particular garden is to explore and exhibit the various species of pitcher plant and wild orchid which can only be found in the island of Borneo, especially along the Kalimantan.

This National Park is located in the Kuching Division, at the westernmost tip of Sarawak, near the Indonesian border. Gazetted in 1994, it is Sarawak's latest addition to its string of national Parks and also the smallest, covering an area of only 1,379 hectares. Situated in a mountainous region, the area features swift-flowing rivers of crystal and clear waters. Its shoreline comprises some of Sarawak's most beautiful beaches with sparkling sand and seas of aquamarine glittering in the sun. The existence of a coral shore also sets it apart from the other coastal areas in Sarawak.

The area is densely covered by lush vegetation of mixed dipterocarp forest, supporting a myriad of habitats, beautiful plants and intriguing wildlife.

In the morning, board a motorized launch for a trip along the historical Sarawak River. Cruising past the swaying leaves of nipah palms, coconut and mangrove trees and fishing villages, you may be able to catch glimpses of mudskippers foraging on the mid-banks or even tiny agile flying fish leaping across the bow of your boat.

As the meandering river joins the South China Sea, the boat will go past Mt. Santubong and you will see a great number of "kilong" structures along the shallow shores, the preferred and traditional style of fishing of local Malay fishermen. Arrive at Satang Island, traditionally a haven for turtles on their migratory journey around the world. Spend a few hours swimming and snorkelling its pristine waters, well known for its beautiful corals, huge lobsters and colourful fish. The beach will serve a picnic lunch. In the afternoon return to Kuching via the same route.