Kuching

Open up your senses and discover the authentic Sarawak! You will go home with both your mind and soul enriched, and your stomach full.

Kuching offers a vibrant atmosphere where modern urban life thrives, yet strong cultural identity is still deeply preserved. Beyond the city, the pace of life gently slows as we leave behind the glow of city lights and make way for lush greenery and tranquil landscapes. With this tour, you will see a glimpse into age-old traditions and authentic experiences that create a meaningful contrast to the urban energy of Kuching.

Here’s a tour that gives you the opportunity to be involved in the rehabilitation works as a crew member. Be part of the conservation team and enjoy helping the rangers with their daily routine at the orangutan centre.

Travel to the coast of Sarawak to look out for the Irrawaddy dolphin. They are commonly seen around the Santubong area, swimming and diving in open waters less than 30 meters deep.

Kuching, which actually means “cat” in Malay, is a city full of charm and character. As the capital of Sarawak, it’s a great mix of rich culture and peaceful natural surroundings. On this trip, you’ll get to see the heart and soul of Kuching.

Enjoy a day of hands-on activities with our culinary tour. Visit the local market to buy the ingredients before cooking them yourself under the guidance of a local chef.

Spend a day with the Bidayuh community and be captivated by their interesting culture. They are one of the primary ingenious ethnic groups in Sarawak which also known as ‘Land Dayaks’.

Start by exploring the cultural charm of Kuching City, then head over to Mulu National Park, where nature really steals the show. Gunung Mulu, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is famous for its amazing limestone formations and huge cave systems.

Designed for active travelers seeking real adventure. Kick things off with an easy bike ride around Kuching and a hike in Bako National Park before heading off the beaten path into the remote interior of Sarawak. Get a glimpse of the real daily life and culture of rural communities, and come away with a better understanding and a fresh perspective on Sarawak.