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Explore breathtaking landscapes, timeless towns, and secret spots that make Sarawak truly legendary. Each gem tells a unique story of Borneo's rich heritage.

Step back in time at this charming night market set in a century-old wooden town. Under the glow of red lanterns, enjoy traditional Hakka food, local delicacies, and a nostalgic atmosphere that feels like a scene from an old movie.

Tasik Biru, in Bau, Sarawak, is this stunning blue lake that came about from an old gold-mining pit. The water is this incredible deep blue, thanks to some mineral deposits, which really sets it apart as one of the area's coolest spots. It's nestled among lush greenery and those striking limestone hills, making it a favorite for folks who want to take a look around, snap some photos, or just enjoy a bit of light recreation. Plus, the lake tells a story about Bau's vibrant mining past, mixing together nature’s beauty and a slice of local culture. Pretty fascinating, right?

Fairy Cave, just minutes from Bau in Sarawak, is a breathtaking natural wonder filled with dramatic limestone formations and moss-covered walls. Inside, a tall cavern opens into a spacious chamber lit by natural skylights, creating a magical, dreamlike atmosphere—perfectly fitting its name. The cave is rich in life, with ferns and small plants thriving in the soft light, and wooden walkways make it easy to explore. It’s a favourite spot for nature lovers and adventure seekers, showcasing the beauty of Sarawak’s ancient limestone landscape.

Meet the 'Men of the Forest'. Semenggoh is the biggest orangutan rehabilitation centre in Sarawak. Witness these gentle giants swinging through the trees during feeding times in their natural habitat.

Sarawak's oldest national park is a wonderland of biodiversity. From the iconic sea stacks to proboscis monkeys and bearded pigs, Bako offers a condensed experience of Borneo's wild beauty.

Experience the living heritage of the Bidayuh community. Annah Rais is a thriving longhouse settlement where you can learn about traditional bamboo architecture, farming, and the warm hospitality of the locals.
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