SARAWAK: The Land of the Hornbills

Hear the sounds of the wind rippling the forest. Go caving in some of the world’s largest and longest caves. Befriend the Orang Utan. Or just experience the exotic lifestyle of the Iban community. Unlock some of the world’s best kept wonders in Sarawak.

Silent killer roaming through the tropical rainforest hunting wild boar and deer with blowpipes

Ngajat dancer wearing only a full beadwork adorned loincloth and a headdress decorated with colourful feathers in rhythm

Mulu Pinnacles with a series of 45 metre high, razor-sharp limestone spikes that tower above the surrounding vegetation, mid-way up the slopes of Gunung Api

Sarawak, Borneo’s hidden paradise, is home to some of the world’s most amazing discoveries: the oldest rainforest, the largest cave chamber, the longest cave and canopy skywalk, the biggest flower (Rafflesia) and butterfly (Brooke Birdwing). It is right here that an abundance of nature’s wonders and exotic aborigine lifestyles make life here even more thrilling than any other states in Malaysia.

Enter the two globally recognised national parks, the Mount Mulu National Park – a World Heritage Site and the Bako National Park. Experience the exotic lifestyle of the Iban community. Learn about their simple everyday life, from paddy planting, fishing in bamboo traps, handicrafts making and traditional music, games and dance.

For an enriching experience, visit the Sarawak Cultural Village and explore the many artifacts, and arts and crafts displays. For nature lover, befriend the “orang utans” at the Semenggoh Orang Utan Sanctuary and watch their ability at the tree tops in awe. Or take part in a CSR Program – Heart to Heart with the Orang Utans!

Go river “paddling” or “kayaking” while capturing the sights of colourful local fishing boats or rare wildlife like the Irrawaddy dolphin, proboscis monkey, and other unique denizens of the estuaries and mangroves. And then, enjoy a delightful picnic lunch at a secluded beach or a waterside restaurant.

The enchantment of dinner can be beyond imagination. The Headhunter Longhouse Theme Party Dinner is served in elaborate and colourful traditional Iban style, accompanied by lively dance performances and games.

Sarawak, unlike any other states, is rich in nature and aboriginal lifestyle. It can be the perfect destination for group incentive travellers or corporate getaway. Come to Sarawak!

Catch a glimpse of some of the activities in Sarawak:
Kayaking In The Rainforest
Bako National Park
Santubong Wildlife Cruise
Sarawak River Cruise
CSR Program

Sample Programmes – A Taste of Sarawak
4NIGHTS – AN INSIGHT OF SARAWAK
4NIGHTS – NATIVE TRIBAL TRAIL EXPERIENCE
6NIGHTS – ESSENCE OF BORNEO
6NIGHTS – HIDDEN TREASURES OF SARAWAK