Article Archive for March 2009
The completion of the tar-sealed road to Serikin, a bustling border markettown famed for weekend bargaining, has made the option to visit the twin attractions of Wind Caves and Fairy Caves an attractive side trip …
It is 8.30 am on a typical morning, in the many crowded food courts in Kuching, there is hardly an empty table as the place is swarming with people all facing a very happy dilemma
If dirt-cheap shopping spree and unabashed bargaining in a rural setting with beads of sweat dripping down your brow sounds like a fun way to spend a weekend morning, then a short hop to the frontier …
What is it that cause visitors to travel thousands of miles and ensconced themselves among sweaty Borneo jungle to see some apes peeling bananas and scratching its back for lices?
The iconic orangutan is in fact …
The tambang or “water taxi” on the Sarawak River beside the Kuching Waterfront is an endearing icon of Kuching for as long as anyone can remember. Though not as romantic as the gondola of Venice, …
It is 5.00 pm and the oppressive heat of the day has still not subsided, but stall owners are already arriving with their wares and food, arranging them in partitioned stalls lined up in an …



