Sarawak occupies the North Western Coastline of Borneo. With a large range of expansive rainforests and countless raging rivers, Sarawak is a powerful force of nature in the minds and eyes of visitors. However, for that very same reason, it doesn’t get any better than Sarawak foreco-adventures!
Sarawak, like Sabah, was ruled by the Brunei Empire until the arrival of adventurer James Brooke in the early 19th Century. He helped to quell an uprising against Brunei by the natives, and was given the title of Sarawak’s Rajah in return. Learn more about Sarawak’s history and also its cultural heritage here.
A visit to Sarawak entails a wonderful journey of discovery into its culture, heritage and history. From the peaceful sights of Kuching city to the awe of the historical museums, there’re plenty of things for the whole family to see and do in Sarawak.
Sarawak has an amazing array of natural sights to see. See the majestic Pinnacles in Mulu or visit Orang-Utans in Semenggoh. Then you can watch crocodiles feed in farms where they are raised for the leather trade or see turtles nest on some deserted islands during certain times of the year.
Sarawak is also known for its mighty raging rivers besides the vast rainforests that litter the landscape. A multitude of life from villagers to wildlife depends on these rivers for their daily sustenance. Hence, rivers are very much an important part of Sarawak’s ecosystem.
Sarawak has the largest amount of rainforest than any state in Malaysia. Enjoy a wide range of national parks as you embark on a journey to discover Borneo’s natural heritage. |
