• Bako National Park
  

  
  Unlike some national parks, visitors to Bako are almost guaranteed to see wildlife. Long-tailed macaque monkeys and silver leaf monkeys are ever present, wild boar are often found rummaging around the park HQ, squirrels and monitor lizards are also common.
  
  

• Gunung Mulu National Park Caves
  

  
  Gunung Mulu National Park has mighty Mount Mulu and some of the world's largest cave system. An array of safe caving experiences await you; cool streams, deep spaces, painted walls, cave flora and fauna and tight squeezes.
  
  

• Damai
  

  
  Damai is a Sarawak's premier beach resort on the Santubong Peninsula.
  
  

• Kuching
  

  
  Kuching - Sarawak's capital, the City of Cats is a fine choice for an enriching vacation. Its many museums and impressive planetarium will enthrall even the tiniest travelers, and a quick climb to the top of the Kuching Civic Center will reward you with jaw-dropping 360-degree views.
  
  

• Sarawak Cultural Village
  

  
  It is a living museum of different tribes and architecture spread over a lovely green area at the foot of Mount Santubong. You will be able to see how Iban, Melanau, Bidayuh tribes live, work and cook in the longhouses, each with its own identity.
  
  

• Rajang River Cruise
  

  
  The majestic Rajang River is Malaysia’s longest and can be navigated by ocean-going vessels all the way to the inland town of Sibu. You can sail up the Rajang, which winds its way through some of the world’s oldest rainforest and through the homeland of hundreds of tribes.
  
  

• Rainforest World Music Festival
  

  
  Rainforest World Music Festival has been around since 1997 and its popularity is growing from year to year. The three-day world music festival brings together some of the best world musicians for workshops and nightly live concerts.
  
  

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