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Culture & Sightseeing in Kuching

Get to know the last tribes of Sarawak.
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71 reviews
Such a unique experience! Loved the home stay, sitting in the hammocks listening to the rain was pretty special. It’s about 90min out of Kuching but the remoteness is part of the charm. Be aware there is no hot water, and family cats and dogs around the house. The food was so lovely - Salomas aunty Junim is beautiful!
Ebony
Everybody was nice. The food was excellent. Hopefully I’ll go there again one day
Scott
Very knowledgable and patient guide Musa. Punctual and accomodating. The local Iban people were very pleasant, welcoming and hospitable. The accomodation while basic was tidy and spacious. Would definitely recommend bringing gifts that can be split between various families residing in longhouse and be prepared for very basic amenities. But lovely to experience a day in the life of an authentic asian villlage. We shared in luak and rice wine and had a great time sharing instruments and dancing the traditional iban style :) would recommend for those who are not afraid of roughing it a little bit.
Gopi

Helpful Questions

What are some cultural attractions in Kuching?
Some cultural attractions in Kuching include the Sarawak Museum, Fort Margherita, the Main Bazaar, and the Tua Pek Kong Temple.
What is unique about Kuching's cultural heritage?
Kuching's cultural heritage is unique due to its diverse blend of Chinese, Malay, and indigenous influences, which can be seen in its architecture, festivals, and cuisine.
What are some popular sightseeing spots in Kuching?
Some popular sightseeing spots in Kuching include the Semenggoh Nature Reserve, Bako National Park, the Sarawak Cultural Village, and the Kuching Waterfront.
Which festivals should visitors experience in Kuching?
Visitors to Kuching should experience festivals such as the Rainforest World Music Festival, the Kuching Festival, and the Chinese New Year celebrations, which showcase the city's vibrant cultural traditions.
What is the significance of the Main Bazaar in Kuching?
The Main Bazaar in Kuching is significant as it is one of the oldest streets in the city and is known for its row of traditional shop houses where visitors can find a variety of handicrafts, antiques, and local products.
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