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"
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 …
The Kuching Waterfront was dubbed “Effendi’s Folly” when it was built in 1995, this sliver of delightful parks, pedestrian walkway and esplanade finally vindicated its originator many times over by being the favourite place for …
Even among the old quarters of Kuching, this turn-of-the-century building stands out like a sore thumb. Take a look to see what is within the belly of this antiquated building.
The Chinese History Museum
The Chinese History Museum is located on the ground of the Kuching Waterfront within a stone throw of the landmark Tua Pek Kong Temple. This compact building was originally built in …
