Bung Muan

Bung Muan, also known as Mount Serambu/Serembu (for the area) or Bukit Peninjau (for the villages at the base of the hill) is a 500 metre mountain in Bau, located about 30 minutes from Kuching, making it one of the most accesible but less well known hiking trails. It’s well known to be the site of the James Brooke Cottage, which the white rajah used as a highland retreat. His friend Russell Wallace even spent some time there. The hill/mountain itself was the ancestral home for the Bidayuh of the Serembu region, where they built longhouses. Now they’ve all moved to the base of the mountain into sperate villages.

Serembu Eco Park

Serembu Eco Park is a charming mountain retreat set amidst the lush jungle setting of Mount Serembu. Located 28km from Kuching, it features unique accommodations, a floating restaurant and a wooden bar that all blend seamlessly with their surroundings.

Facebook : Serembu Eco Park

Siniawan Night Market

Siniawan is an old and once forgotten town 21 km away from Kuching. Recent years, efforts have been made to revive the traditions and cultures as well as the night market of this old town which is seeing results and tourists are now flocking in during the weekends and local economy is greatly improved. Siniawan is good to see at night but definitely better to feel during day time, the old wooden shophouses are good story tellers.

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Website : Jom! Go 

Paku Rock Maze Garden

The rock maze, an extremely precious geological heritage situated at Paku Town, is formed after a long geological evolution. After entering through the narrow entrance, it is as if you are brought into a wonderland. The inside of the rock maze is formed by peculiar stones in dynamic shapes. The boulders grew wildly here after billions of years. Some boulders resemble dinosaurs whereas others resemble gorillas. A natural tropical maze is thus formed through the crisscrossing of rocks of all sizes and plants.

Website : PakuRockMazeGarden