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Discover

Borneo

SABAH

Kota Kinabalu

Labuan Sandakan

Tawau

SARAWAK

Kuching

Miri

Bintulu

Sibu

BRUNEI

BALIKPAPAN

EXPLORE

NOW!


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PG 04 SABAH

PG 06 Kota Kinabalu

PG 08 Labuan

PG 09 Sandakan

PG 10 Tawau

PG 11 Sabah Events & Festivals

PG 13 Diving in Borneo

PG 14 SARAWAK

PG 16 KuchingPG 18 Miri

PG 20 Bintulu

PG 21 Sibu

PG 22 Sarawak Events & Carnival

PG 23 Golfing in Borneo

PG 24 BRUNEI

PG 25 Brunei Events & Festivals

PG 26 PAMPERING IN BORNEO

PG 27 BALIKPAPAN

The name invokes curiosity and a vision of unexplored

lush wilderness unknown to man. After 130 million

years of undisturbed sleep, Borneo is still one of

the few remaining untouched territories on Earth,

a wildlife mecca filled to the brim with magnificent

flora and fauna. Beyond the vast greenery are world

class beaches, waters clearer than crystal and akaleidoscope of chromatic marine kingdom. The

fiercely protected culture and heritage pave the way

for the preservation of Borneos distinctive and diverse

ancestry. At every turn, Borneo is where youll find

lifes greatest adventure!

LAND SIZE

POPULATION

TIME ZONE

LANGUAGE

TELEPHONE CODE

RELIGION

743,300 km2

19,800,000

UTC+8 (Brunei, Sarawak,

Sabah, East & South

Kalimantan)

UTC+7 (West & Central

Kalimantan)

Malay, Chinese, English,

Indonesian, Iban, Bidayuh

and other ethnic languages

+60 (Malaysia)

+673 (Brunei)

+62 (Indonesia)

Islam, Christianity,

Buddhism, Confucianism,

Taoism

The

Borneo

Adventure

CONTENTS

All information in this guide is correct at press time and is subject

to change without prior notice.

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Kota KinabaluWildlife, Nature & Adventure page 06

LabuanShopping, Islands & Diving page 08

Sandakan

Wildlife page09

TawauDiving, Islands & Cocoa page 10

Special Events & Festivals in SabahInternational Sports, Fishing & Culture page 11

Home to the mighty Mount Kinabalu, Sabah is a beautiful eco-tourism destination for

many who are seeking for thrills beyond the magnificent mountain. There is so much

to do in this wonderful state, from diving and trekking to even island explorations and

bargain-shopping. The northern-most state of Borneo truly thrives with an abundance of

treasures, exciting places and a unique concoction of indigenous tribes.

Sabah

The Land Below the Wind

MONEY MATTERS

LANGUAGE

WEATHER

GETTING AROUND

Malaysian Ringgit (RM)

English, Malay, Chinese, Kadazan-

Dusun and Murut

Tropical climate all year round with

higher rainfall towards year end

AirAsia offers connectivity within

Sabah with super low fares!

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Kota Kinabalu


KOTA KINABALUS BEST

Tunku Abdul RahmanNational Park

Head west off the coast of KK

to this marine national park,

consisting of the five islands

Manukan, Gaya, Sapi, Mamutik

and Sulug. Pristine beaches and

cerulean waters bursting with

marine life are ideal for a fun-

filled day of diving, snorkelling

and lazing by the beach.

Kinabalu National Park

(World Heritage Site)

Breathtaking scenery surrounds

you the moment you step into

this haven of lush flora and fauna

as you gaze in admiration at the

impressive Mount Kinabalu. Enjoy

trekking along trails across the

mountainous Crocker Range with

a stunning view of the Borneo

rainforest.

Padas River RaftingIf you love an exciting challenge

down the river rapids, then this

is the perfect activity for you.

Graded as a Grade III to IV river,

it offers pure thrills to even the

most seasoned rafter. Dont

worry if youre a novice, as there

are milder rapids for the tame

at heart.

Kota Kinabalu, affectionately

known as KK, is Sabahs

capital and the main city in thestate. The vibrant city is the

pulse of Sabah, with wonderful

sights and sounds coupled

with scrumptious cuisines and

natural wonders for all to enjoy.


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From Frequency All-In Fare (One Way)

Kuala Lumpur 15x Daily From RM124Penang 11x Weekly From RM144Johor Bahru 18x Weekly From RM121Kuching 3x Daily From RM111

HOW TO GET TO KOTA KINABALU:

The city is a melting pot of cultures, hence the

vast selection of delectable cuisines from the

diverse ethnic groups.

Seafood- It is a sin to be in Sabah and yet not taste the

bounty of its sea. Pick from the many mouth-watering fares

of the ocean such as succulent prawns, delectable crabs

and the freshest of clams!

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Rumah Terbalik (Upside Down

House)

A visit to this house will literally

change your perspective!

Everything inside the house

is flipped upside down, from

home appliances to the car

which is parked in its garage.

Rumah Terbalik is the brainchild

of Alexander Yee who feels

that creative ideas should be

incorporated into Sabahs tourism

industry.

Kundasang

Dont make the mistake of

making Kundasang a mere transit

before scaling Mount Kinabalu

as there are plenty of interesting

spots around this panoramic

area. Loosen your tired muscles

at Poring Hot Springs (a natural

sulphur hot spring), embark on

a night walk at the Sabah Tea

Garden or learn more about World

War 2 at the Kundasang War

Memorial, complete with beautiful

picturesque gardens.

Kudat (Tip of Borneo)

The town exudes a certain

laidback charm, but its true

potential lies in it being the

gateway of the northern-most tip

of Borneo at Tanjung Simpang

Mengayau. Kudat is also the

gateway to hidden paradises and

unspoilt beaches to truly enjoy

the South China Sea view.
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Labuan


Kuala Lumpur 11X Weekly From RM134

HOW TO GET TO LABUAN:

There are crabs

and there are

crabs, but there are

no crab dishes like

the dedicated Anjung Ketam

in Tanjung Aru. Famous for its

crab dishes, the 4 stalls at this

food court serve the freshest

seafood in the land!

Try the very much sought-after

Coconut Pudding, available only

in Labuan.

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The unassuming federal territory of Labuan

that faces the South China Sea is a uniquedestination comprising the main Labuan

Island and six smaller islands, namely Pulau

Kuraman, Daat, Rusukan Besar, Rusukan

Kecil, Papan and Pulau Burung. The jewel

of East Malaysia is located off the northwest

coast of Borneo, and is an ideal destination

for wreck diving.

LABUANS BEST

Duty-Free Shopping

Nothing beats duty-free shopping

on the island. From modern

malls to individual stores, there

is a vast range of local and

imported goods. Watch out for

month-long shopping carnival

during year end.

Wreck Diving

As one of the best places for wreck diving in Asia, Labuan has 4 major

wreck diving sites namely the Australian, American, Blue Water and

Cement Wrecks.

Kampung Air / Water Village

The village is as literal as its name a quaint little village settlement

fully built on wooden stilts along planed pathways. A great place to

spend the day capturing the scenic pictures!

The War Memorial

This memorial is built to commemorate nearly 4000 Commonwealth

servicemen who died in the World War II, either in battle or in captivity.
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SandakanA hive of activity is always

expected at Sandakan,

especially at its waterfront

where the city centre is.Great seafood, magnificent

views and unspoilt nature

make for an interesting

destination to visit.


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HOW TO GET TO SANDAKAN:

Fancy salted fish? It is available at the local market,

along with tasty prawn crackers and dried shrimps.

Dried ikan bilis(anchovy) is also a local favourite

available at most shops. You could bring this back as a gift.

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SANDAKANS BEST

Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation

Centre

Always wanted to see these

brilliant and gentle primates in

action? Well, you may at this

sanctuary where the orangutans

are given much care andrehabilitation before they are

released back into the wild.

Sungai Kinabatangan

Its time for a scenic river tour

as you cruise along the 560 km

river. Every nature enthusiast

will love the charming view

of palm oil plantations, exotic

wildlife, mangroves, rare

bird species and gorgeouslandscapes found along the

coast.

Turtle Island Park

The endangered species

have their own sanctuary in

this 3-island park in the Sulu

Sea dedicated to protect the

precious creatures. You can

drop by to see them lay their

eggs or participate in theconservation efforts!

Sandakan Memorial Park

During the Japanese Occupation

in 1942-1945, this site was the

starting point of the infamous

death marches to Ranau. Of

the 1800 Australian and 600

British servicemen imprisoned

in this POW camp, only 6

Australians managed to escape.

Danum Valley in Lahad Datu

A protected area without any

human settlement, Danum

Valley is a seemingly magical

place where birds sing in playful

melodies and monkeys cavort

on top of the tree canopies.

A perfect place for research,

education and eco-tourism!
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TawauOnce a sleepy town, Tawau is now Sabahs

third largest city, acting as a developing

commercial hub and a formidable cocoa

exporter. The booming city is also the

gateway to lush greenery, amazing natural

habitats and of course, the worlds most

divine islands.


Kuala Lumpur 5x Daily From RM154

Kota Kinabalu 17x Weekly From RM84

HOW TO GET TO TAWAU:

Nasi Kuning-

This Indonesian

dish is hard

to come by in

other places in Malaysia

but it is prevalent in Tawau.

The rice dish gets its colour

from turmeric, and is usuallyenjoyed with toppings of egg,

chicken, tempeh, sambaland

grated coconut.

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TAWAUS BESTTun Sakaran Marine Park - Semporna

The sanctuary for limitless types of marine life and intense hues of

coral reefs, the clear azure waters of the Tun Sakaran Marine Park

never fail to beckon marine enthusiasts from across the globe.

Mabul Islands (Seaventures Dive)

Dotted with swaying palm trees and bordered with powder sand

beach, this is an island which can only be described as being on

cloud nine. Off its coast is a rather large diving platform, operated by

Seaventures Dive, for your exciting macro diving adventures.

Mataking Island (The Reefs Dive)

Experience a blissful retreat on this island. Get to the peak of the

observation tower for a panoramic view of the island, dive to your

hearts content or check out the first Underwater Post Office!

KapalaiKapalai is unique because what

used to be an island is now

only a sandbar. Chalets built on

stilts give an illusion of a floating

paradise.

Maliau Basin

Truly a Lost World where

amazing flora and fauna thrived

for millions of years in the

geological basin surroundingMaliau River. An adventurers

dreams come true!
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Sabah Fest

MAY

Every year, Sabahs indigenous groups

come out in full force in the states

grandest cultural event ever. Showcasing

folklore, martial arts, and dance, the

festivals highlight evolves from a street

parade to a shiny theatrical production

focusing on a story drawn from Sabahs

rich cultural heritage.

Pesta Kalimaran

APRIL

The festival held in the memory of the legendary Murut

craftswoman Ralaa is held in the town of Tenom. Experience

traditional dances and games, sample Sabahan specialties andscout for local handicrafts.

Regatta Lepa

APRIL

Watch as the Bajau people of Semporna show off in two exciting

days their mastery of shipbuilding and navigation of their colourful

lepa, the traditional single-mast boat. The festival includes a Boat

Tug-of-War, races and a competition for the most beautifullepa.

Borneo International Marathon

MAY

With the moniker Beautiful Run

for its scenic seaside route,

Malaysias flattest run is the best

place for runners to break theirown personal records. Choose

between the Full Marathon

(42.2km), Half Marathon

(21.1km) and 10km races.

Labuan International Sea

Challenge

APRIL / MAY

If you love the open sea, you will

take to this three-day event like a

fish to water. Get into the thick of

the action with the Round Island

Kayak , Boat Tug-of-War and Cross

Channel Swimming Challenges,

drawing competitors and

enthusiasts from the world over.

SABAH

SpecialEven

ts

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Tadau Kaamatan (HarvestFestival)

MAY

Celebrated by the Kadazan-

Dusun tribe throughout May,

Kaamatan honours the spirit

of the rice paddy in rituals

culminating in a grand finale

that also includes a singing

competition and a beauty

pageant. Soak in the traditions,

from tribal wardrobes, dancing

and crafts to the much-awaited

drinking of the rice wine.

Sunset Music Festival

JUNE

Held in Kudat, the northern-most tip of Borneo where the South China

and Sulu seas meet, the outdoor festival delivers two memorablesunsets filled with classical and contemporary tunes played by local

and international artistes.

Borneo Bird Festival

OCTOBER

Bring your binoculars for

Malaysias premier bird event!

The three-day festival at Kinabalu

Park features everything avian-related, from a photography

competition to even a bird race,

guided bird walk and interesting

talks by ornithologists and bird

experts. Junior birdwatchers can

join the Youth Bird Camp and get

to know more about our winged

friends.

Sabah International Fishing

TournamentMAYThe game-fishing event of

the year hooks in avid anglers

from all over the world whilst

promoting conservation efforts.

Teams gather to catch the

biggest haul off the coast of

Sabah in a true test of patience

and skill.



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Sipadan (Tawau)

Do you fancy swimming with barracudas, Silver

Jack Fishes and even Scalloped Hammerhead

Sharks? Then, its time you visit Sipadan - one of the

worlds top ten dive spots! A spectacular experience

to cherish!

Mabul (Tawau)Mabul is simply bursting with marine life such as

the hawksbill and Greenback Turtles as well as

Blue-Ringed Octopus. Take a break at the alabaster

beach once youve had enough diving.

Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park (Kota Kinabalu)This bio-diverse cluster of five islands namely Gaya,

Manukan, Sapi, Mamutik and Sulug is just a short

20-minute boat ride from the Kota Kinabalu city

centre. Catch whale sharks in action if youre lucky.

It is a popular snorkelling tour amongst tourists!

Brunei

Dive under oil platforms or hop on a liveaboard

vessel to Louisa Reef to check out the white tip and

leopard sharks.

Luconia Shoals (Sarawak)

A hidden gem just off the north-western coast of

Sarawak, explore either the North Luconia Shoals

great for wall diving, or the South Luconia Shoals

teeming with Dogtooth Tunas and snappers.

Wreck Diving (Labuan)

For those looking for a higher thrill than just diving,

try wreck diving and weave in and out amongst

the SS De Klerk (Australian Wreck), USS Salute

(American Wreck), MV Tung Hwuang (Cement

Wreck) and Mabini Padre (Blue Water Wreck), just

like one of Poseidons creatures.

Miri (Sarawak)

Take your pick of either

exploring shallow

anemone reefs or

the nearby Atago

Maru and Sri Gadong

wrecks. Be fascinated

with giant groupers and

reef sharks, or just have

fun diving in the marine

kingdom!

Pulau Talang-Talang (Sarawak)

Another unknown wonder, this island is a protected

turtle sanctuary for Green, Hawksbill and Olive Ridley

turtles. There is also the Katori Maru Wreck if you

want to explore more dive sites around the island.

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KuchingCulture, Nature & Shopping page 16

MiriNature, Adventure & History page 18

Bintulu

Culture, Recreation, Nature & Adventure page 20

SibuCulture, Nature & Recreation page 21

Special Events & Festivals in SarawakInternational Sports, Fishing & Cultural page 22

Being in Sarawak is all about immersing yourself in the tranquillity of nature,

experiencing its fascinating cultures or treating your appetite to exotic local delicacies.

A myriad of excitements, fun and thrills await you in the Land of the Hornbills!

Sarawak

Land of the Hornbills

MONEY MATTERS

LANGUAGE

WEATHER

GETTING AROUND

Malaysian Ringgit (RM)

English, Malay, Chinese, Iban

Tropical climate

interspersed with two

monsoon seasons.

AirAsia offers connectivity

to & within Sarawak with

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Kuching

Kuching (cat in Malay) exudes a unique charm as it blends

the old and new perfectly, as evidenced by its cultural markets,

modern shopping malls and diverse cultural centres. Dont forget

to check out the traditional birds nest traders, too!

KUCHINGS BEST

Sarawak Cultural Village

This one-stop cultural centre and

Rainforest World Music Festival

venue is a great introduction to

the heritage and diversity of the

Sarawak people.

Sarawak Museum

Spread across the Old Building

and the Dewan Tun Abdul

Razak, the museum houses a

fine collection of natural history

specimens, artefacts, and models

of boats and longhouses.

Bako National Park

A boat ride brings you to

Sarawaks oldest national park,

where jungle trails let you walk

through various ecosystems

in one day. Residents include

Proboscis Monkeys, macaques,

otters, monitor lizards and

bearded boars. Aside from the

rainforest, there are sea stacks

and beaches to admire.

Sarawak River Cruise

See the city as the White Rajah

James Brooke (British adventurer

and Sarawaks first Rajah)first

saw it. View Kuchings landmarks

and watch daily life pass by in the

villages as you sail leisurely along

the Sarawak River at sunset.

Bako National ParkSemenggoh Wildlife Centre

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Damai Beach

Sarawaks premier beach has

views of the magnificent Mount

Santubong, a choice of gorgeous,

full-amenity resorts, and a range

of water sports to suit everyones

definition of a beach vacation

well-enjoyed!

Santubong Wildlife Cruise

Come face-to-face with

crocodiles, spot Irrawaddy

Dolphins and sail through

the mangroves as you cruise

along the Santubong River. You

might even get a glimpse of

the elusive pink Indo-Pacific

Humpback Dolphins!

Serikin Market

Head over to the border of

Malaysia and Indonesia for a

taste of local culture in this quaint

village, and shop for unique

Sarawakian arts and crafts, tasty

snacks and unique clothing.

Fairy Cave and Wind Cave

Astounding limestone formations

which took millions of years toform can be found at Bau district,

only an hour away from the city.

Breezy tunnels, nocturnal bats

and birds nests are found within

these mysterious caves.

Pottery and Birds Nest Factory

Bring home Sarawakian

craftsmanship shown in the local

pottery as unique souvenirs. If

it is birds nest that you fancy,view the production process and

appreciate the skills and effort

that goes into collecting these

high-value products.

Sarawak River Cruise



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Wind Cave

Kek Lapis SarawakSarawak Laksa


Kek Lapis Sarawak (Sarawak Layer Cake) Layer

upon layer of mouth-watering goodness is

compressed into one cake. A favourite not only

amongst Sarawakians but the entire Malaysian

population as well!

Ikan Terubuk Masin Salted Terubuk fish is a delicacy which

plenty of locals have as their daily stapleeaten fried, grilled or

added to spicy gravy.

Sarawak Laksa This is the most popular dish in the city which

fuses Chinese and Malay flavours. Its simplicity of rice noodlestopped with sweet, sour and tangy gravy makes it an ideal meal

anytime of the day.

Manok Pansoh An Iban tribe specialty, all it takes is a bamboo

stuffed with chicken pieces, vegetables and aromatic herbs and

then cooked over open fire to make this delicious dish!

Umai Your taste buds have never tasted anything like this

famous raw fish salad introduced by the ethnic Melanau tribe. The

fish is marinated, sliced and then eaten like a sashimi dish.

Midin Local greens such as Midinis widely consumed because

of its crispy texture and amazing taste. Try it stir-fried with garlic orbelacan (fermented shrimp paste) just like the locals do.

Nasi Aruk Dried anchovies are the key ingredient in this

traditional Sarawakian Malay Fried Rice, available at most

restaurants and street stalls. Simply yummy!

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Miri

Although petroleum has been the driving forceof the citys thriving economy since 1910, Miris

eco-tourism is robust and growing. Boasting

sprawling greens, challenging mountain trails and

markers of ancient civilisations, Miri surprises all

visitors from near and far.

MIRIS BEST

Niah Caves

Ever since the discovery of ancient civilisations within these caverns at

the Niah National Park, it has been attracting history buffs who marvel

at the prehistoric sites. Red haematite paintingsthe only ones in

Borneocan also be found here.

Gunung Mulu National Park

The karst landscapes and Deer Cave make the park one of Borneos

greatest attractions. Serious spelunkers can also step foot into one

of the longest cave systems in Southeast Asia, as well as the worlds

largest underground chamber.

Niah CavesTamu Muhibbah

San Ching Tian Temple

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Grand Old Lady

This historic oil drill site on Canada Hill is as

impressive as it was a century ago. Built by

petroleum company Shell, it is the first oil well in

Malaysia and is now a state monument.

Tamu MuhibbahThere are lots to see and do at this lively native

market featuring vendors from different tribes

some even from remote areas upriverselling

exotic produce and unique handicrafts.

San Ching Tian Temple

A sense of tranquillity envelops you the moment

you enter this Taoist temple, touted to be the

largest in Southeast Asia.

Scuba DivingDiscovered during underwater explorations for

oil, Miris dive sites are Sarawaks offshore gems.

Abundant marine life on coral reefs and wrecks

surround two working oil rigs.



Kuching 2x Daily From RM114

Kota Kinabalu 2x Daily From RM84


HOW TO GET TO MIRI:

Mulu

Tuak Try local rice wine for an

authentic Sarawakian experience.

Bottoms up!

Buah Tarap A cross betweenjackfruit and breadfruit, tarapor maranghas

some of durians fragrance but with a creamy

texture.

MUST-EAT

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Bintulu

As many prominent cities and towns in Sarawak located by the

river, Bintulu is no different. This gateway opens up a worldfilled with cultural experiences, thrilling nature adventures,

amazing beaches and fun-filled activities!

BINTULUS BEST

Kampung Jepak

Experience the humble lifestyle of this traditional fishing village as you

watch the residents make sago, dried fish and handicrafts. They are

also skilled in making the terendak, a traditional Melanau headgear.

Pasar Utama and Tamu Bintulu

Both of these markets are frequented by locals for their various goods

and delicious snacks. There is so much to explore here and youll be

spoilt for choice with all the bargain shopping.

Similajau National Park

Similajau National Park is a magnificent mix of mangroves, tropical

rainforests and sparkling beaches. After all the hiking through the

jungle, reward yourself with a victorious dip at the popular Golden

Beach.

Bintulu Promenade

Touted as Sarawaks longest and most impressive waterfront

recreational area, this is the best place to view the scenic Kemena

River during sunset.




HOW TO GET TO BINTULU:

Kuan Ying Tong Temple

Pasar Tamu

MUST-EAT

Bintulu Clock TowerBOOK NOW


Belacan Thearoma of this

shrimp paste

is pungent, its

flavour addictive. Widely used

as a base for most local dishes.

Sago Products Local

delicacies made from sago

are really scrumptious such

as tebaloi(sago and coconut

cookies),linut(glue-like sagopaste) and sago biscuits.

Cencaluk Another locals

favourite is this dipping sauce

made of fermented shrimp in

vinegar and salt.
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SIBUS BEST

Tua Pek Kong TempleMake it a point to visit this temple for its very interesting perseverance

history. Apart from the main temple, there is a seven-storey pagoda, a

scenic mini garden and an opera house within its ground.

Sibu Town SquareTake a leisurely time exploring the Sibu Town Square, the largest of its

kind in Malaysia. Within the square, you can do some sightseeing at

historical sites or just enjoy a stroll along the waterfront where you can

see the merging of the Rejang and Igan rivers.

Sibu Central Market

Its shopping, shopping and more shopping to do here! Once youve

shopped till you drop, then its time to dig into the delicious local

cuisines during your short breather (then its back to shopping!).

Sibu

Sibu is a charming riverside town quickly

developing into another commercial hub of

Sarawak. While progress is embraced, it still

retains its rich cultural heritage, lush greenforests as well as parks and its large array of

recreational activities.

Traditional longhouse

Sibu Central Market TuaPek Kong Temple


Kuala Lumpur 5X Daily From RM124



HOW TO GET TO SIBU:

MUST-EAT

Diang Biang Hu

Sibu is the only

place in Sarawak

that offers this

traditional Foochow dish

--tasty beyond words!

Kong Piang Deliciouslyrich and a favourite amongst

locals for tea time, this

biscuit can be eaten on

its own as it has a variety

of fillings. Its baked in a

traditional charcoal oven to

maintain its unique flavour.

Red Wine Chicken The

homemade red wine is the

highlight of this Foochow

specialty as its combination

with the sweetness of the

chicken makes it a really

hearty meal.

TheswanisthesymbolofSibu

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Gawai Dayak

MAY - JUNE

Its a celebration of unity

amongst the Sarawakian

indigenous tribes starting from

the eve of the festival, servingendless flows of tuak(rice

wine) and local delicacies.

Borneo International Kite

Festival

SEPTEMBER / OCTOBER

The Bintulu sky comes alive with

vibrant colours and shapes in

September during this four-day

festival. The best of traditionaland modern kites are showcased

here, as are activities such as kite-

making workshops and cultural

performances.

Bintulu Regatta

JULY

Bintulus version of the dragon

boat festival will need skills and

endurance for this exciting but

challenging event to vie for the

lucrative prize. Expect powerboats, tunnel boats and even

the traditional long boats and

fishing boats.

Rainforest World Music Festival (RWMF)

JULY

Native and percussion-based music serenade the enraptured

audience coming from all corners of the world. Its an interactive

concept as there are performances on the outdoor stage as well

as in the longhouses.

Pesta Meow

NOVEMBERYes, youre right. Meow, as in the sound the cat makes. This Cat

Festival pays homage to its namesake (Kuching) with adorable furry

felines showcased in competitions and exhibitions, amidst other forms

of entertainment as well!

Kaul

MARCH / APRIL

Every March or April, the Melanau

fishing community embraces this

festivity of pacifying the sea spirits

at the start of the fishing season.The boats carrying offerings make

for a surreal vision floating gently

out to the sea.

SARAWAK

SpecialEven

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Borneo Golf and Country Club (Sabah)

Designed by the Greatest Golfer of the Century, this

Jack Nicklaus 18-hole signature course plays along a

natural lagoon and the coastline of South China Sea.

Dalit Bay Golf and Country Club (Sabah)

An exquisitely landscaped 6,428-metre, par 72 course

designed by Ted Parslow! This pleasant golf club is

located next to the spectacular Dalit Bay, enhanced by

the backdrop of majestic Mount Kinabalu.

Karambunai Resorts Club (Sabah)

A unique golfing experience at a world-class destination

resort where the wind from the South China Sea

caresses, cajoles and challenges you as you tee-off at

this par 72, 18-hole championship golf course.

Sarawak Golf Club

Opened in 1985, the club boasts two 18-hole

coursesMatang and Santubongnamed after

Kuchings famed mountains. It has since hosted

many Malaysian Golf Association events such as

the Annual Sarawak State Opens, the Presidents

Challenge and the prestigious 107th Malaysian

Amateur Open.

Damai Golf and Country Club (Sarawak)

The first in Malaysia to be designed by the

legendary Arnold Palmer, it definitely reigns

supreme for its majestic atmosphere. Breathtakingocean views and lush mountains form a magnificent

backdrop to this designer golf course.

The Empire Country Club (Brunei)

Those looking to unwind on the greens will find

this course to be one of Bruneis unexpected

treasures. Want to golf in style? This majestic 18-

hole championship golf course, designed by Jack

Nicklaus, even offers night golf as a way to beat the

tropical heat.

Royal Brunei Golf and Country Club

Advanced bookings are required. This club caters

to the most exclusive of golf aficionados. The course

has been described by its designer, Ronald Fream,

as the Augusta National of Asia. Surely, this is one

of the worlds most exclusive golf courses in Asia?

Golfingin

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MONEY MATTERS

LANGUAGE

WEATHER

Brunei Dollar (BND)

Malay and English

Tropical and balmy

weather with an average

temperature of 22 to 29

degrees Celsius.

BRUNEIS BEST

Ulu Temburong National Park

This 50,000 hectare park is only two hours away

from the capital, offering a pristine tropical rainforest

environment with amazing ecological diversity. You

must try the thrilling canopy walk above treetops!

Kampong Ayer

Kampong Ayer, considered the worlds largest water

village on stilts, is the heart and soul of Brunei.

Water taxis allow visitors to witness the traditionalway of life that stood still in time.

Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque and Masjid Jame Asr

Hassanil Bolkiah

The mosque boasts a replica of a 16th century

royal barge inside a surrounding moat while the

Jame Mosque is an impressive example of modern

Islamic architecture.

Shopping

Bruneian handicrafts, especially the exquisite gold

and silver threaded brocade cloths known as Kain

Tenunanand Jong Sarat, are the most sought-after

items when shopping in Brunei.



HOW TO GET TO BRUNEI:

Though small in size, Brunei is definitely a force to be reckoned with! Boasting one of the wealthiest

oil-based economies in the world with an impressive Sultanate rule, Brunei is a gem for its amazing

Islamic heritage, beautiful beaches and gorgeous natural sights. Popular with nature lovers and

history buffs!

BruneiCulture, History, Nature & Adventure

MUST-EATNasi Katok This simplecombination of rice and curry

chicken is a scrumptious yet

inexpensive Bruneian favourite.

Ambuyat A starchy dish made from sago,

normally eaten with an array of savoury sauces.

Handicrafts

Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque

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Royal Brunei Armed Forces Day

MAYWar exhibitions, military parades and everything

related to the armed forces are available for public

viewing every May in honour of the Brunei military.

Borneo Ethnic

Culture Festival

AUGUST

There are several

ethnic tribes in

Brunei which

are promoted

at this festival

every August

at Temburong.Youll learn plenty

about its cultures

while participating

in its many fun

activities. A great

time to connect

with the locals!

Made-in-Brunei Product Festival

JUNE

This is the best time to check out Bruneis finest

crafts and products. Every June, the town ofTutong proudly showcases its best creations to

all attendees!

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Pampering

inBorneo

Thann Sanctuary (Brunei)

Voted one of the Top Best Spas in the world,

you definitely cant go wrong here. Its concept

promotes holistic wellness, and you would want to

try everything on its spa menu!

Jari Jari Spa (Kota Kinabalu)Youll feel completely relaxed amidst the spas

soothing dcor and traditional Dusun massage

techniques, focussing on realigning deep layers

of muscles and connective tissues. All personally

designed to make you feel truly pampered!

Puri Ayu Spa (Sandakan)

Step into a spa where ancient wisdom and timeless

beauty meet! Indulge in a variety of Javanese (deep

tissue), Balinese (a mix of acupressure, reflexology,

stretching and aromatherapy) and Swedish (flowingstrokes) massages.

DPuri Spa Village (Kuching)

Pamper your mind, body and soul with massages

as well as body treatments using unique blends

of essential oils at the quaint Balinese-type villas

overlooking the South China Sea at Damai Beach. Its

the ultimate retreat of having a blissful time relaxing

while listening to the gentle sounds of the sea.

Nature Splendour Spa & Reflexology (Miri)This spa offers tension-releasing massages and foot

reflexology. Youll love the places ethnic aesthetics-

-stylish pebbled paths which lead you to your

wonderfully private rooms.

Tjantek Spa (Bintulu)

Treat yourself to a pampering session of facial

treatments and Javanese massages. Youll be back

on your shopping feet in no time!

Aspen Spa (Sibu)

Specialising in Phytobiodermie treatment for your faceand body, it basically energises and rejuvenates your

skin. Youll leave feeling totally refreshed and aglow!



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BALIKPAPANS BEST

Derawan Islands

Beyond beautiful, this chain of islands is rich with rare marine life.

Kakaban Island in particular is unique because you can swim with the

stingless jellyfishes!

Kayan Mentarang National Park

With a total area of 1,360,500 hectares, Kayan Mentarang National

Park is the largest single area of primary and secondary forest in

Southeast Asia. Adventurers will have the chance to encounter the

orangutans, gibbons and leaf monkeys among others.

Erau Festival

In this important event, the royal family of Kutai Kartanegara invites

different ethnic groups of East Kalimantan to participate in colourful

cultural performances and traditional sports. The festivities end with

the people splashing each other with water.

Balikpapan

The Indonesian part of Borneo, Balikpapan is

a resource-rich seaport city on the fast track

towards an economic boom. Whilst the city holds

precious resources such as timber and oil, thereis also a plethora of national parks and diving

sites rich with biodiversity.

Barry Kusuma

MUST-EAT

Gence Ruan

Grilled snakehead

fish topped with

coarse chilli sauce.

Moderately hot and spicy

with a hint of sweet and sour,

best eaten with a plate of hot

steaming rice.

Amplang Fish (usually

mackerel) mixed with tapioca

flour and other ingredients

are deep-fried to produce this

absolutely addictive crispy

snack!

Nasi Bekepor Said to be the

favourite dish of Kutai kings in

the olden times, Nasi Bekepor

is a rich rice dish cooked

with vegetable oil, spices and

pieces of dried fish.

Barry Kusuma

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Bintulu

Ground Floor, Lot 4034, Jln

Tun Ahmad Zaidi, Parkcity

Commercial Sq, Phase 5,

97000 Bintulu

Operating hours :8.30am 5.30pm

(Weekdays)

8:30am -1pm (Saturday)

Sunday & Public Holiday :

Closed

Miri

Lot 946, Jalan Parry,

98000 Miri

Operating hours :

8.30am 5.00pm

(Weekdays)8:30am -1pm (Saturday)

Sunday & Public Holiday :

Closed

Brunei

Unit No.110 Ground Floor

Bangunan Kambang

Pasang, Jln Gadong BSB

BE4119 Brunei Darussalam

Operating hours :8:00am 5:00pm

(Monday - Friday)

8:00am 12:00pm

(Saturday)

Kota Kinabalu

International Airport

+6088325555

Labuan Airport

+6087416007

Sandakan Airport

+6089667782

Tawau Airport

+6089950777

Kuching International Airport

+6082454242

Miri Airport

+6085615433

Bintulu Airport

+6086333844

Sibu Airport

+6084307770

Brunei International Airport+6732330142

Balikpapan International

Airport

+62542766886

Sabah Tourism

+6088212121

Sarawak Tourism

+6082246575

Brunei Tourism

+6732382822

East Kalimantan Tourism

+62541741669

Hospital Sarawak, Kuching

+6082276666

Hospital Tawau

+6089773533

Hospital Sibu

+6084343333

Hospital Miri

+6085420033

Hospital Bintulu

+6086255899

Hospital Labuan

+6087596888

Hospital Queen Elizabeth,

Kota Kinabalu+6088218166

Hospital Duchess of Kent,

Sandakan

+6089212826

Raja Isteri Pengiran Anak

Saleha Hospital, Brunei

+6732242424

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General Hospital, Balikpapan

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