Choses à faire à kuching-division

Very clean and beautiful.

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.

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.

A lovely display and record of the how the Chinese established a community in Kuching. Definitely worth a visit.

在维修和修建之中，要到明年的2020年12月份左右才开放，现在只有很小的一间屋开放，好几个博物馆都在维修中，等明年再来吧，还有新建的估计应该会很漂亮哦。至少外形不错！

The Kuching Old Courthouse is very beautiful and is original as a colonial building. If want look for building on colonial period, then must visit this Kuching Old Courthouse. After visit this Old Courthouse, then can direct visit one of the Brooke museum (Ranee of Sarawak).

Tua Pek Kong Temple is a magnificent Chinese temple that radiates cultural richness and spiritual harmony. Located in many Southeast Asian cities—most famously in Sibu, Malaysia—it honors the deity Tua Pek Kong, the God of Prosperity. The temple stands out with its ornate pagoda-style roofs, colorful dragons, and intricate carvings that reflect traditional Chinese artistry. Visitors are greeted by the scent of incense and the serene sound of temple bells, creating a peaceful atmosphere for reflection and prayer. Overlooking the river or cityscape, the temple offers stunning views and a deep glimpse into Chinese heritage and local devotion.

There are so many surprise in this little street in the old town of Kuching. few minutes walk from the waterfront, hide the culture and food of the local people. Amazing little place

Nice place to visit. New attractions in town. Will come back again.