4D3N Kuching & Damai Package

Explore this capital of Sarawak as you tour around: 

• Well preserved with ornate Chinese Temples such as Tua Pek Kong Temple
• The Astana
• Colonial-style architecture at Fort Margherita
• Famous Sarawak Museum & Cat Museum 

• The Sarawak layer cake is a well-loved local delicacy that is difficult and intricate to make but so delicious to eat. These colourful cakes also make great gifts to friends. 

• Visit Semanggoh Nature Reserve: Traveling overland (30 min) followed by a brief hike through the thick forest. Unlike in a Zoo, the Orang Utans are set free in a 653-hectares forest reserve. Orphaned or rescued from captivity, they are trained to survive in the wild
• Crocodile Farm and Zoo: Set amidst tropical fruit trees and lush greenery is home to over 1,000 crocodiles. It serves as a perfect sanctuary to these fearsome reptiles where they are kept in an enclosure designed and built similar to the natural habitat of the reptiles. Apart from the crocodiles, explore the farm where other fascinating animals such as the bearcats, civets, deer, pythons and many more

• Sarawak Pottery Factory: Be fascinated by the delicate and creative work involve by the skilful artists. This is a chance for you to get an inside look at Sarawak ceramic and native handicraft or “must buy items” to bring back as a souvenir or gifts for friends, family members or personal collection
• Sarawak bird’s nest factory and local product centre: Famous for its variety of souvenirs which can be found in Kuching 

• A cruise along the Sarawak River is a relaxing way to enjoy the various parts of the city and retrace the trip James Brooke made when he first arrived in Sarawak. You will sail past the Waterfront, Brooke Dockyard, the 100-year-old Malay Kampung, Fort Margherita, Astana, Square Tower and the Industrial Estate. 

• 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's 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 artefacts made by the individual dwellers. Demonstration of arts and crafts like beadwork, wood and bamboo carvings, & weaving and straw weaving can be seen while touring the Village

Be entertained with 45 minutes of the traditional dances from various ethnic tribes of Sarawak at the Village Theatre