Melanau Culture

Melanau Tallhouse The Melanau people make up 5.8% of Sarawak 's population, mostly living in the central coastal region. The Malanaus used to live close to sea and as a result were exposed to many pirate attacks, hence they built sturdy houses some 40ft above ground. Sago is the staple diet of...

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Serikin Street

Many visitors to Kuching are unaware that Indonesia is actually only one hour’s drive away from Kuching and there is a little trading post right at the Sarawak-Indonesian border called Serikin. On weekdays, this little hamlet is a sleepy hollow where villagers and farmers go about their daily lives...

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Sago Worms

Not something that you will find in a normal restaurant in Borneo but the sago worm is a delicacy eaten by some indgenous groups in Borneo. It is especially famous among the Kadazandusun in Sabah, and the Melanau in Sarawak. However, it is not exclusive to Borneo, as it is also eaten by the...

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Legendary Bujang Senang

The name given by Orang Iban,Bujang Senang is legendary crocodile. Bujang Senang most feared terror and attacks against human,berserk and devour human around Sungai Batang Lupar. Croc legend Bujang Senang is crocodile species Crocodylus porosus and measuring 20 feet long and has a white stripe on his...

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PO AI longhouse homestay

PO AI, which is stands for "air ular", locating at Sri Aman, Sarawak. The distance from Kuching to Sri Aman is about 189 km. The name was given because there are story about that area which is full of snake once upon a time. There are 31 rooms in the longhouse and there was about more...

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