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Kuching A modern metropolis with colourful history and overwhelming progress lies along the Sarawak river, though no one knows for surehow city of Kuching gots its name. It means cat. Divided into 2 sides, the north Kuching or petra jaya and south Kuching. It is the only city in malaysia with 2 city mayors.the site attraction in Kuching include the famous Kuching waterfront. The people's place, where the promenade offers historical features and modern facilities, beautifully landscaped.

Astana Set among the rolling lawns on the northern bank of the Sarawak river, the majestic palace was built in 1870 by Rajah Charles Brooke, the second white Rajah, as a bridal gift for his wife Ranee Margaret Brooke. It is now the official residence of Sarawak's Head of State and has served as the venue for numerous state functions throughout the years.

The Kuching Waterfront
Another place where our guests and tourists can mingle with the local folks and have a glimpse of Sarawak's rich culture is at The Kuching Waterfront. Native culture is celebrated throughout the waterfront; found in building's architecture, craft stores, local cuisine in restaurants and hawker carts, slated murals and sculptures, even on the bows of small malay boats (sampans) which ferry people across the historic Sarawak river.

Santubong Situated 32 km from Kuching is Santubong, the picturesque fishing village with lovely beaches, an important trading centre in the 9th and 13th centuries, is also the site of several archeological discoveries and it can easily be reached by road or the river. Other popular beaches include suar beach, a scenic location filled with crystal clear bays and inlets, as well as beautiful rock formations.two hours from siar beach is the fine stretch of white sand known as sematan beach, a favourite haunt for weekend gateways. About 4 km north of Santubong are pantai penyok and pantai bandong, two wonderful stretches of beach and wave, ideal for swimming, snorkelling and other water-sport.

Sarawak Cultural Village "The Living Museum"

Set within the 14 acres of natural tropical forest on the foothill of the famous Santubong mountain. The "living museum" houses the various ethnic groups of the state, aiming to combine the diverse cultures of Sarawak into one harmonious potpourri of cultures.