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Sarawak, the 'Land of Hornbills' is located on the northwestern edge of the exotic island of Borneo. It is the country's largest state forming part of East Malaysia. The distintive ethnic groups who formed the legendary "Head-Hunter", made it a famous destination for its beautiful cultures and mysterious legends.

Sarawak is made up of Chinese, Malay, Indian, and native groups. The largest group being Ibans, once headhunters. Other native groups are Bidayuhs, Melanaus and Orang Ulu (upriver people).

Gawai is a thanksgiving festival held by the Ibans in June at the end of a bountiful rice harvest. During the festival, 'tuak' or rice wine and other traditional delicacies like bamboo rice are offered at 'open houses' in longhouses.

Sarawak is a paradise of Eco-Adventures. Experience the astonishing diversified trails in Sarawak which will definitely reward you with fond memories that last a life time.

The Heritage Trail of Kuching

The heritage trail of Kuching, where the story begins.. Kuching, fondly known as 'Cat City' is the capital of Sarawak. One of the oldest and most historic cities in Malaysia, this is the best place to discover the intriguing past of Sarawak by following its heritage trail along the Sarawak River.

This Sarawak's riverine capital, was onced ruled by James Brooke, the first 'white rajah' of Sarawak. Today, leaving behind are remarkable and historical landmarks with graceful, European-style architecture, reflecting the rule of the Brooke dynasty.

Kuching is the focal point of Sarawak to start the journey to explore the hidden paradise of Borneo. Start your exciting adventure in the nature paradise of Borneo by exploring heritage trail now.

The Head-Hunters' Trail

Sarawak is characterised by it distinctive ethnic groups many of whom still live in riverside settlements, practising their traditional beliefs and beautiful cultures within the evergreen tropical wilderness.

Get an entertaining insight on the traditional customs and rituals of the tribal groups who live in longhouses along Lemanak, Rejang, Skang and Batang Ai Rivers.

Sarawak is an eco-adventure destination for trekking, caving, mountain climbing, kayaking, biking, rafting and diving. There are many national parks and wildlife reserves such as Bako National Park, Kubah National Park, Mulu National Park, and Similajau National Park.