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Gunung Gading National Park is a home of one world's biggest Rafflesia flowers which is wild in nature.Quiet and romantic place to stay and hike at the park. Natural clear water pool for cooling and refreshing.

Kampung Pugu Beach, nestled in the coastal town of Lundu, Sarawak, is a hidden gem that offers a peaceful retreat for those seeking a quieter and more natural beach experience. My recent visit to this tranquil coastal enclave left me with a sense of serenity and an appreciation for the untouched beauty of Sarawak's coastline.

I had a fabulous trek into Bako National Park, even though the weather didn’t fully cooperate. It was raining when I arrived, so unfortunately I didn’t get to see much wildlife along the trails but just as I made my way back to the base, I was lucky enough to spot one of Bako’s famous residents: the bearded pig!Getting there was an adventure in itself. I took a cab straight from my hotel to the Bako terminal to register. I felt super lucky because, as I arrived, I found a group of friendly strangers who had one slot left on their boat. Sharing with them saved me a lot of money, I only paid RM 40 for the round-trip boat ride instead of having to pay the full RM 200 if you don’t find anyone to share with. So if you’re planning to go solo, try to team up with other travelers at the terminal, it’s a great way to save some ringgit and meet new people!Once I got there, the rain had just stopped, so I decided to hike up Telok Pandan Besar and Telok Pandan Kecil. The first part of the trail was quite challenging, with steep slopes that really gave my legs a workout. But the views and the sense of adventure made it totally worth it.If you ever come to Kuching, I definitely recommend setting aside a day for Bako National Park. It’s such a unique place — you’ll feel like you’re stepping into another world of dense jungle, hidden beaches, and the chance to spot amazing wildlife.

Awesome. But really tiring. Should go when the weathers good or else you won't see anything except clouds at the summit.

The Kuching Bau Fairy Cave, nestled in the limestone hills of Sarawak, Malaysia, is a mystical wonder. Inside, you'll find stunning stalactites, and shafts of sunlight piercing through the darkness, creating an ethereal atmosphere. The cave is named after the stalagmites and stalactites that resemble fairies and other mythical creatures. Exploring the Kuching Bau Fairy Cave promises a captivating journey into both nature and culture.Tips:Remember to wear shoes, sandals and slippers are not allow to enter. you will have to rent from them at cost of RM10.Make sure you go early to be able to adventure on it fully. its open until 4pm.Not suitable during rainy weather, plan ahead.

Serenity by the Sarawak: My Morning Escape at Kuching WaterfrontEnjoyed a lovely late morning stroll along the Sarawak River with beautiful views of the legislative assembly building. The area was quiet and relaxing with few people around - perfect for some peaceful downtime. Appreciated the benches under shady trees where you can sit and enjoy the cool river breeze. A simple but pleasant way to experience Kuching's riverside charm without crowds. Great spot for: - Leisurely walks - Quiet contemplation - Enjoying river views - Escaping the city bustle No frills, just a nice public space by the water. Ideal for travelers looking for a calm moment in between sightseeing. --- Note: Visit in morning/evening for best temperatures

Thank you, Damai Beach resort for a lovely few days.Wish we had longer there,Yes, a few things need fixing up, but did not bother us.The room was lovely, very spacious ,clean, and the bed was very comfy.The food was good, plenty of choice.The staff was lovely and friendly,All ways had a smile for us.Yes, there is rules, but after reading them, I could understand why they have them , none of them I would do while on holiday so no worries there.Would definitely recommend this hotel.

This cave located in Bau District which surrounded with forest and river protected in reserved area.