Articles by James Chee
Easily gets worked up at the mention of nature and travelling the off-beaten path. Passionate about the environment and conservation. Fave motto: "Take nothing but photographs, leave nothing but footprints, save nothing but memories"
Riding the waves on Happiness anyone? Try the Express Bahagia No.8 plying between Kuching and Sibu, a mere 5 hours’ sprint across the azure South China Sea and the murky waters of the Sarawak River …
Thaipusam is a major Hindu religious celebration of Southern Indians particularly the Tamils, and Kuching, which has a small but vibrant Indian community also mark this festival with smaller scale processions. The Sri Sreenevasagar Kaliamman Temple …
Arguably the most popular breakfast for native Kuchingites, this most beloved of noodles are sold in almost all coffee shops, food courts and even some hotels’ restaurants. So passionate about the dish that it has …
A feeling of old world charm and tranquility is immediately felt on stepping into the compound of the Sarawak Islamic Museum, for this building was originally the Maderasah Melayu Sarawak, an Islamic religious school built …
Driving along Jalan Foochow of Kuching, one cannot fail to notice a beautiful Siamese temple by the roadside, gleaming proudly in the sun with intricate designed roofs and windows. This is the Wat Sa Thai, or the …
The Hiang Ihian Siang Ti Temple, one of the three oldest Chinese temples in Kuching was originally a humble building in the present Main Bazaar and is reputed to be over a century and half …
