Kuching: how to see Sarawak’s capital city like a local
This city offers everything from music festivals to museums. To experience it like a local, be sure to navigate the city centre streets by foot, and the river by sampan boat.
Sarawak may be Malaysia’s most musical state — here’s why
Dramatic rainforest, pristine beaches and rare wildlife are all reasons to visit Sarawak — but it’s also a place where jungle beats play long into the night. Every year Sarawak hosts the Rainforest World Music Festival, start planning a visit now.
How to spend 72 hours in Miri, Sarawak’s second city
From immaculate beaches to natural wonders, there are myriad reasons to visit Miri
A hidden world deep within the Bornean jungle
Bario is a little corner of Borneo relatively unaffected by modern, Western influences. This community of villages is home to the Kelabit people, a largely self-sufficient tribe who will welcome you wholeheartedly into their homes — and their jungle.
On the red ape trail in Batang Ai
Journey deep into the rainforests of Batang Ai for a chance to spy one of Sarawak's famous orangutans — otherwise known as the red ape — in its natural habitat.
Malaysia: Caving with a difference
Among Malaysia's many miraculous cave networks, the Niah Caves stand out as the stage for some fearless foraging and a majestic ballet of birds and bats
Kuching: A taste of Malaysia
A restaurant trail in Borneo's culinary capital, springs several pleasant surprises
Sarawak: Two worlds collide
The Malaysian state of Sarawak on the island of Borneo is preserving the waning lifestyle of the Iban people, ancient orangutan and turtle populations, and a snapshot of the Sarawak of yesteryear in its national parks
