Day 1 Arrival Kuching/ Brief City Tour [Lunch]
Meet and greet at Kuching International Airport and proceed for Kuching City Tour. Places of interest including passing through Cat Monument, China Town, Tua Pek Kong Temple, Malay Kampong, Kuching Mosque and Kuching Waterfront to view Darul hana Bridge, the Astana, New Legislative State Assembly of Sarawak, Fort Margherita (across river) and other buildings from the past surrounding the Waterfront; namely the old Courthouse (now Sarawak Tourism Complex), General Post Office and the Square Tower. A brief stop will be made at a local souvenirs outlet – Main Bazaar. Lunch at local food outlet (before or after city tour – depends on flight arrival). After tour, transfer to hotel for check in. Overnight at hotel.
AERIAL VIEW OF KUCHING TOWN, SARAWAK *** Local Caption *** AERIAL VIEW OF KUCHING TOWN, SARAWAK
Day 2 Semenggoh Wildlife – Crocodile Farm – Bidayuh Long house [Breakfast/Lunch]
After breakfast, depart to Semenggoh Wildlife Centre. Here captive orang utans formerly kept as pets are being nurtured to re adapt themselves back to jungle life. Learn about the conservation effort done to ensure the sustainability of this endangered species of apes. Before arriving at the feeding platform, you will have a wonderful experience of walking through the amazing untouched rainforest. Afterwards, proceed to Jong’s Crocodile Farm. Spend your time going through the lifecycle of the last member of the dinosaur family from more than 1000 crocodiles bred in captivity, housed in enclosures according to their ages and watch the crocodile feeding at 1100hrs. Lunch at a local restaurant. After lunch, depart for Bidayuh Longhouse tour. A pleasant drive into the countryside with the backdrop of undulating landscapes of limestone hills and valleys covered with the greenery of rainforest offers a gorgeous sight before arriving at the longhouse. The Annah Rais Longhouse which stands on the same site where the longhouse was first built 200 years ago still stand with its unique architecture built largely of bamboo, wood and leaves. The Bidayuh are absolutely warm and gentle people whose previous generations once lived as farmers and believed in animism. Return back to Kuching. Free at own leisure. (Note: Put on good walking shoes, cotton clothing to remain comfortable, wide brimmed hat / cap and sun block lotion. Bring along a poncho and a camera)
Juvenile Orangutan eating on Western Sarawak, Borneo
Day3: SarawakCulturalVillageShoppingTour [Breakfast/Lunch]
After breakfast, depart to Sarawak Cultural Village -The 17-acre living museum depicts the heritage of the major racial groups in Sarawak, a perfect introduction to its people, its cultures and its handicrafts. A daily 45-minute cultural performance is not to be missed during the tour. Lunch will be served at local restaurant. After lunch, proceed for shopping tour which includes Kek Lapis, Ikan Terubok before return to hotel.
(Note: Put on good walking shoes, cotton clothing to remain comfortable, wide brimmed hat / cap and sun block lotion. Bring along a poncho and a camera)
BIDAYUH DANCERS AT ANNAH RAIS HOMESTAY, KUCHING, SARAWAK *** Local Caption *** BIDAYUH DANCERS AT ANNAH RAIS HOMESTAY, KUCHING, SARAWAK
Day 4 Departure [Breakfast]
Breakfast at hotel. Transfer to the airport for departure.
Price is only valid for Domestic Market – Low Season period / Ringgit Malaysia (RM) Per Person – Twin/Triple Share Basic
INCLUDE :
* Return Airport Transfers
* 3 nights at your selected hotel
* Meals as indicated above
* Entrance fee’s where applicable
* Licensed tour guide either Bahasa/English speaking
* Items not mentioned
EXCLUDE:
* All airfares & airport taxes
* Hotel High Season Surcharge & room Upgrades
* Juices, Carbonated & Alcoholic beverages
* Tipping
* Tourism Tax (TTx), Optional Excursions & Travel Insurance
REMARKS:
The above package rates EXCLUDE high season surcharge
High Season Period at The Waterfront Hotel: 23-25 June ’23 (RWMF), 1 Oct ’23 (Kuching Marathon) @ RM35.00 nett per room per night
Note: Sighting of wildlife depends on the weather conditions & other natural factors. During the fruiting season (December – February), sighting of Orang Utans at feeding area is not guarantee
*Prices are subject to change without any further notice.
