There were a lot of things going on other than racing at the fourth edition of Kuching Heritage Race (KHR).
Themed ‘Darul Hana Revisited’, the one-of-a-kind race kicked off at Chung Hua Middle School
Get swept off your feet with Malaysia’s curious offerings as Agoda, one of the world’s fastest growing digital travel platforms, shares an exploration of six fun, quirky things that make Malaysia the truly lovable
Apart from shopping complex, Bintulu is currently witnessing the rising number of different kind of eateries.
These include coffee places offering good coffee from dirty coffee to nitrogen-infused java and relaxing ambience for patrons
After the end of World War II, Sarawak was briefly administered by the British Military Administration.
On July 1, 1946, the third White Rajah Vyner Brooke ceded the kingdom to the British Government.
So
Situated about 30km from Bintulu town, Similajau National Park covers a total area of 22,230 acres.
The park was gazetted in 1978 and opened to public in 1995.
Here are 5 interesting things about Similajau
SS Vyner Brooke started her service as the royal yacht of Sarawak. The Scottish-built steamship also worked as a merchant ship used between Singapore and Kuching.
However at the beginning of World War II,
‘Sarawak First’ may have become the main theme for newly registered Gabungan Parti Sarawak (GPS), but when it comes to other firsts in Sarawak, here are some notable milestones in the region's transportation history:
1.The
One of the many things you should never miss during a trip to the 'energy town' of Sarawak is a visit to Pasar Malam Bintulu.
Pasar Malam Bintulu, or the Bintulu Night Market, operates daily
In Sarawak, Batang Lupar is famously known for its tidal bore phenomenon where waves of water goes against the direction of the current.
It is also one of the federal constituencies in Malaysia. Meanwhile
What would you do if you stumbled upon unexploded bomb in your backyard? Well, the best and only thing to do is to call the police.
Here in East Malaysia, discoveries of unexploded bombs
