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KUCHING
No other city in Malaysia displays its charm with such an easy grace as Kuching, the capital of Sarawak. Situated on banks of the Sarawak River, Kuching is a city of modernity yet cloaked with romantic colonial charm. Through this garden city meanders the Sarawak River that gives life to its community. The river is the focal point of the town and features a graceful, European-style esplanade namely the Kuching Waterfront and Fort Margherita.
The rich culture and history of Kuching contribute to an exciting and rich calendar of Kuching events and are part of what makes this city so entertaining to visit that includes cultural and traditional celebrations such as the Kuching Festival, Rainforest World Music Festival and Sarawak Regatta. Come discover a rich cultural heritage unlike any other in this festive paradise. |
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Things to Do:
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If you are visiting in July, the Rainforest World Music Festival is not to be missed. Nature lovers and music lovers can revel in nature, music and indigenous culture.
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Completed in 1879, The Fort Margherita, built in 1879 commands a breathtaking view along the Sarawak River is worth the visit. |
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The Cat Museum at the Kuching North City Council is the world's first museum devoted to cats. |
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One of the city's prominent landmarks is the Tua Pek Kong temple built in 1876. |
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The Sarawak Regatta held annually in August includes races for traditional longboats, dragon boats and other activities. |
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The Kuching Festival celebrated in August annually. The month-long festival is showcases varied cultures not to mentioned drama performances, musical concert, galleries, exhibition and food fair. |
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