Explore the Borneo Island
Borneo, the third largest island in the world, is shared among three nations. Malaysia's Sabah, Sarawak and Labuan occupy the northern part of the island along with the country, Brunei Darussalam while the southern part is Indonesia's Kalimantan.
Sarawak Festivals
Just when you think Borneo couldn’t be more exotic and captivating, Kuching in Sarawak surprises you with its vibrant music festivals, like the Rainforest World Music Festival and the Borneo Sonic Music Festival. These events bring together performers from across the globe—India to Serbia, Tunisia to Chile—showcasing the rich diversity of cultures, including talent from many smaller nations.
Kuching City Tours
Discover your gateway to culture in Sarawak, the crown jewel of Borneo. Home to over 34 diverse ethnic groups, Sarawak offers a rich tapestry of traditions, languages, and customs waiting to be explored. From the vibrant festivals to the unique cuisines and ancient crafts, this cultural haven invites you to immerse yourself in a world like no other.
Wildlife Adventures
The island of Borneo is home to many unique and endangered species, such as the orang utan, proboscis monkey, the Borneo Rhino, the Pygmy Elephant, as well as the Green and Hawsbill Turtle. More wildlife is discovered by the scientists who live and conduct research in the many national parks, rainforests, mountains and remote regions on the island. Several conservation projects have been set up in Brunei, Sabah, Sarawak, and Kalimantan in collaboration with local governments, the WWF, research institutions, nature and other wildlife and nature and environmental not for profit organisations.
Gastronomy Tours
Sarawak, nestled on the island of Borneo in Malaysia, boasts a vibrant and diverse culinary heritage shaped by its multi-ethnic population, including the Iban, Chinese, Malay, Bidayuh, and Orang Ulu communities. Its cuisine is a harmonious blend of traditional rainforest ingredients and cultural influences, creating a unique symphony of flavors that captures the essence of Sarawak's rich traditions and diversity.
Geopark Tourism
Discover the unparalleled beauty of Sarawak, Malaysia, with its breathtaking Geoparks, where nature, culture, and adventure come together. Sarawak’s Geoparks are home to stunning limestone formations, rich biodiversity, and ancient caves that tell the story of the Earth’s past. Explore unique landscapes like Gunung Mulu National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and the world-famous Niah Caves, all offering a chance to immerse in pristine environments. Whether you’re an eco-tourist, adventurer, or history buff, Sarawak’s Geoparks offer unforgettable experiences that connect you with nature’s wonders.
