Welcome to Sarawak’s capital city – where leisure experiences and personal enrichment go hand-in-hand in a neo-traditional setting. Walk along the Heritage Trail to discover how the Brooke era influenced Sarawak’s present-day and take a sampan (river taxi) to cross the river for a tour of Kuching’s famous kek lapis factories. Book a trip to Siniawan village where the eating and drinking magic happens. Go for a leisurely hike in the tropical jungles and discover gushing waterfalls and the famed ‘Blue Pool’ of Santubong. Get up close and personal with Orang Utans at Semenggoh Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre. Divers can book an exploration trip led by professional divers to the Katori Maru shipwreck and other sunken Japanese battleships. One popular annual event is the Rainforest World Music Festival – where at least 15,000 festival-goers from around the world gather in a month-long camaraderie of eating, drinking and dancing that makes you fall in love with life again.
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International Airports: 1
Currency: Malaysian Ringgit (MYR)
Number of Hotel Rooms: 5,771
Most nationalities do not require visas for short social or business visits to Malaysia. Passports are usually stamped for three (3) months. Visitors must be in possession of a valid passport or travel document with a minimum validity of six (6) months beyond the period of stay.
Nationals from countries that require a visa can apply through the nearest Malaysian embassy by submitting the following documentation:
Visa applications must be made at any Malaysian Representative Office.
Applications can also be made online through the I-Visa System (Applicable for visitors from People’s Republic of China, India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Bhutan, Serbia and Montenegro only).
Apply for a visa here.
The information above serves as a guide and is subject to change. For clarification, please visit https://www.imi.gov.my/index.php/en/main-services/visa/visa-requirement-by-country/ for full information on visas and visa processes.
There are 390 weekly direct flights to Kuching from Kuala Lumpur, 252 domestic flights from other parts of Malaysia, 21 weekly direct flights from Singapore, 14 weekly direct flights from Pontianak and 6 weekly direct flights from Brunei.
The 40,000 square-metre state-of-the-art, interactive museum has dedicated function rooms and an auditorium hall on Level 1 plus exhibition halls on Levels 2 – 5 with a floor span of 6,000 sq. metres. The Museum incorporates disabled-friendly features both inside and out such as tactile ground paving and maps for the visually impaired.
This open space mini-amphitheatre has a seating capacity for approximately 200 persons. The amphitheatre is regularly used for cultural performances, talent shows, product launchings, singing competitions, colouring contests and many more activities.
Think Casino Royale embellished in lush tropical foliage lit by a faux sunset. You will be chaperoned into the dining hall like royalty where ‘paparazzi’ line the walkway to capture your entrance in style. This Sarawak-style fine dining experience flaunts fresh, high-quality, locally sourced ingredients with a modern twist.
Whether you’re a cocktail or mocktail drinker, this theme party will challenge you and your team members to create a series of cocktails using a range of mixers and fresh, local ingredients. Your creative concoctions will be tasted by a panel of judges so get their attention either with a good cocktail—or a really bad one.
Candlesticks float above you in hues of blues and purples, giving the dining room an enchanting feel. This wacky, fun-filled night will guarantee plenty of wows as a professional magician keeps you entertained throughout the night. A magician never reveals his tricks—but he can reveal another side to his guests.
After completing the #TRIBESPIRIT teambuilding activity during the day, honour your corporate warriors with a rewarding dinner party at night filled with good food, good drinks and upbeat live performances. This Gala Dinner can be customised to your way and is the perfect way to create memories in Sarawak.
Experience the life of Sarawak’s most famous historical figure – James Brooke in this colonial-style Rajah and Ranee party. Host a classic British dinner party at any of the Brooke-period buildings accompanied by live music under purple sunsets and lush sceneries.
Replicate the style and vibes of one of the world’s largest and most vibrant ethnic music festivals on the grounds of Sarawak Cultural Village. Enjoy a welcoming traditional cultural dance and move to the beats of live sape and drum performances by local ethnic musicians.
Cruise around Kuching on two wheels while giving back to a charity of your choice in this relaxing cycling experience suitable for cyclists of all ages and fitness levels. It’s your moment to enjoy the spectacular views and feel of the city as the breeze brushes your face.
These rubber shoes, known locally as Adidas Kampung, is the trusted pair of footwear to tackle all terrains because of their extreme resilience. In this teambuilding event, learn ways to build greater strength and unity together through a series of fun yet thought-provoking activities.
Armed with a tablet and GoTeam app, this teambuilding activity will test your team’s leadership skills through a series of challenges throughout Kuching and quizzes on the local culture, adventure, nature, food and festivals.
An annual celebration of Sarawak’s tribal history, the Sarawak River brims with longboats, traditional war boats, water taxis, dragon boats, modern kayaks and rowboats to race each other in the name of unity and fun. This is the perfect trip to unwind and relax without being far from the city.
From the hilarious Netflix cooking contest, we bring the least serious of all cooking shows to Sarawak in this fun-filled itinerary. Crack the culinary secrets of authentic Sarawakian food from local chefs and shop for ingredients at rustic markets so you can whip up your very own manuk pansuh (bamboo chicken) and other ethnic dishes from Sarawak’s tribes. Suitable for kitchen newbies and home chefs.
An hour’s drive from Kuching City, Borneo Highlands Resort is 1,000m above sea level and its climate is unlike any in Kuching. The temperature can go as low as 17 degrees Celsius and the view is breath-taking. The resort is also home to a 72-par, 6,247-metre golf course which is the only golf course in the world surrounded by jungle and atop a mountain plateau.
The world famous Rainforest World Music Festival is an annual show of weekend shenanigans that happens typically every July at Sarawak Cultural Village. Your wristband will get you into a variety of exciting daytime workshops while the night is filled with upbeat music from local and international artists. An after party is just across the venue for those waiting to see the sunrise. Transportation to and from the venue is readily available during this period or opt for nearby accommodation.
This majestic outdoor jazz festival attracts thousands from around the world to enjoy a weekend of soulful jazz by local and international acts. The festival has an art and heritage bazaar where you can purchase Sarawakian accessories, souvenirs and other products in aid of local charities. Accommodations from major 5-star hotels to budget stays are all within walking distance of the festival.
Cruise around Kuching on two wheels while giving back to a charity of your choice in this relaxing cycling experience suitable for cyclists of all ages and fitness levels. It’s your moment to enjoy the spectacular views and feel of the city as the breeze brushes your face.
