PASAR SARIKIN BAU
Berikut adalah senarai tempat menarik sekitar Bandaraya Kuching. Kalau datang ke bandaraya kuching jangan lupa melawat tempat2 menarik untuk menghabiskan percutian anda.
1. Kampung Budaya, Sarawak.
Possibly the finest "Living Museum" in South East Asia, Sarawak Cultural Village combines history, tradition, lifestyle and architecture with a dash of education and portion of theatre to create a unique multi-cultural extravaganza.
Seven unique traditional houses, spread over a beautiful 17-acre site, gives you the perfect introduction to Sarawak, its people and cultures, whether you are looking for insight into longhouse lifestyle or a taste of exuberant Sarawak hospitality, Sarawak Cultural Village is a must visit for visitors to Kuching and Damai.
SUMBER: https://www.scv.com.my
2. Pusat hidupan liar Semenggoh
Pusat yang dibina pada 1920 ini sebenarnya bukan khusus untuk orang utan tetapi adalah tempat rawatan lebih 1,000 ekor haiwan liar. Tetapi oleh kerana ianya cukup berjaya memulihara orang utan, tempat ini sinonim dengan haiwan itu.
Orang utan yang telah dipulihara dilepaskan ke hutan di sekitar kawasan ini dan haiwan-haiwan separa liar ini kerap kembali ke Semenggoh untuk makan dua kali sehari. Jadi ini adalah waktu terbaik untuk anda datang untuk melihat orang utan jantan yang beratnya melebihi 100kg makan di atas pokok bersama-sama orang utan betina dan bayi-bayi mereka.
Menariknya orang utan di sini mempunyai nama seperti manusia. Jadi jangan terkejut bila Delima atau Salina dipanggil turun dari pokok tinggi untuk diberi makan.
Selain melihat orang utan, anda boleh merasa dingin hutan dan mendengar bunyi unggas dengan berjalan melalui 5 denai dan laluan berkayu yang disediakan di sini. Perjalanan denai ini mengambil masa 5 ke 30 minit untuk dihabiskan.
Penting
Pusat ini ditutup awal. Semua pengunjung diwajibkan keluar dari pusat ini selewat-lewatnya pada pukul 4:45 ptg.
Malangnya ia ditutup pada hujung minggu.
Jika anda datang dengan bas awam, anda perlu berjalan kira-kira 25 minit dari pintu luar sebelum sampai ke tempat makan orang Utan.
Orang utan sangat sensitif dan mungkin mengamuk jika berang. Patuhi arahan pegawai bertugas pada setiap masa.
Harga Tiket
Dewasa : RM10
Waktu Operasi
Hujung Minggu/Cuti Awam : Tutup
Isnin – Jumaat : 8:00 pg – 4:45 ptg
Waktu Makan Orang Utan
10:00 pg & 3:00 ptg
SUMBER : http://www.jomjalan.com.my/listing/pusat-hidupan-liar-semenggoh
3. Komplek Kubah Ria
4. Kuching WaterFront
Kuching Waterfront, which lines the south bank of Sarawak River, is THE place to sample the city’s cosmopolitan vibes. During the daytime, it offers scenic views of the Astana, Fort Margherita and the Malay kampungs across the river; but night-time is when it really comes alive! It seems like half of the city is out meeting friends, watching a show, or just shooting the breeze. For something different, why not try jetty-hopping along the river on the local Penambang boats, and savour the different sights, sounds (and delicacies!) between the two riverbanks.
A result of a major restoration and land reclamation project, Kuching Waterfront today is the most popular meeting place in the city. Drab warehouses have been replaced with an almost 900m long esplanade, beautifully landscaped and dotted with wooden benches, food stalls, restaurants and entertainment facilities. A number of older buildings have been preserved and incorporated into the design, including the Chinese History Museum, the Sarawak Steamship Building, an open-air theatre and the Square Tower. Modern additions to the Waterfront include a restored Chinese pavilion, colourful musical fountains, and a number of modern sculptures.
5. Taman Negara Gunung Gading
Gunung Gading National Park has a very special star attraction - the Rafflesia, the world’s largest flower - and the park is one of the best places in Asia to view the Rafflesia’s spectacular blooms. Gunung Gading sprawls across four jungle-clad mountain peaks, and its dense primary rainforest is criss-crossed by crystal clear streams and waterfalls.
Gunung Gading was gazetted as a park in 1st August 1983 primarily to provide a conservation zone for the protection of the Rafflesia. It was opened to the public in 1994 and visitors can now view one of the most spectacular plants found on the planet. The park is easily accessible from Kuching on a day trip. Those wishing to stay longer can enjoy Gunung Gading’s other attractions - particularly its rainforest scenery, waterfalls and jungle trails. Some of these trails lead to the peaks of the mountains that make up the park and offer challenging jungle treks.
SUMBER: https://www.sarawakforestry.com/htm/snp-np-gading.html
6. Taman Negara Bako
Taman Negara since 1957, Bako offers a perfect introduction to Sarawak's forests and wildlife. This garden covers the northern tip of Muara Tebas peninsula, 27 kms plains. Despite its relatively small size, Bako contains a variety of plants - swampy forests, herbs such as shrubs, mangroves, dipterocarpa forests, fine cliff plants and much more. In fact, in Bako it is possible to see almost any kind of plants found in Borneo. Bako also contains various types of wildlife and beaches filled with small coves, bays and beaches. The park has some well-marked roads that offer charming streets from pleasant short walks to a serious full day hike. Unlike some national parks, visitors to Bako are almost guaranteed to see wildlife. Monkey monkeys are long crowns and silver leaf monkeys have ever existed, wild pigs are often found annoying around National Parks, squirrels and monkey monkeys. There is an opportunity to see rare and uncommon proboscis monkeys on routes such as Telok Paku and Telok Delima, especially if you are late at night. You are more likely to see wildlife if you follow the secret trail and keep listening.
Bako also has about 275 rare proboscis monkeys, found only in Borneo. Men are odd creatures, with big nose and large pot belly, weighing more than 20 kg. Both men and women are covered with red-brown feathers with gray and white tails. They are mostly arboreal (tree dwellings), moving around the forest or mangroves in small groups and feeding on young leaves, shoots, fruits and sour seeds. While it takes a little patience, meeting with the proboscis group might be your trip to Bako. The best time is in the morning or at dusk. Telok Delima and Telok Paku are the best way to see the proboscis. Mangrove in Telok Assam is also a good place to see proboscis monkeys.
Bako's plant life is beautiful and easily accessible. All routes have various plants, ranging from 80 meters of dipterokar to mangrove forest. Growing carnivorous plants are on the Latitude route.
Bako also has a good white sand beach that provides a perfect retreat among forest trek. Telok Pandan Kecil is perhaps the best beach of Bako. After an hour or so, the Telok Pandan Kecil route goes to the rocky plateau. The beautiful secluded bay view, and the thought of swimming in cold waters, has a magical effect on tired calf muscles. The following 20 minute descendants suddenly became more fun. All beaches are bordered by limestone cliffs and sandstone, and the action of the sea has left some extraordinary rock formations, such as the famous Pile Sea.
If you stroll around the sun at Telok Assam beach near the HQ park, you will see hundreds of shallow hover around their nest on the rocks at the end of the beach. Do not leave the beach after sunset behind Mount Santubong. Wait 20 minutes longer because the sky's color often changes dramatically, giving it a colorful background to the mountain.
Bird at Bako National Park
Species are highlighted ~ Kingfisher supports Rufus, Ruddy Kingfisher, Kingfisher captured with Stork, Red-crowned Barbet, Barbet Brown, White Fur White, & Red Broadbill, Asian Fairy Bluebird, Blue Flycatcher Mangrove, Velvet-fronted Nuthatch, Babbler, White Babbler, Scops Owl, Oriental Bay Owl, Buffy Fish Owl & etc.
Treks and Trails
Bako's extensive trail system consists of 16 color-coded forest paths offering a wide range of walking and climbing options. Fair and challenging can choose for a full day forest trip or an overnight camping expedition, while those who prefer to take it easy can choose to take a leisurely stroll. The following table gives details about the estimated track time and distance and color code used in the park.
Bako also has about 275 rare proboscis monkeys, found only in Borneo. Men are odd creatures, with big nose and large pot belly, weighing more than 20 kg. Both men and women are covered with red-brown feathers with gray and white tails. They are mostly arboreal (tree dwellings), moving around the forest or mangroves in small groups and feeding on young leaves, shoots, fruits and sour seeds. While it takes a little patience, meeting with the proboscis group might be your trip to Bako. The best time is in the morning or at dusk. Telok Delima and Telok Paku are the best way to see the proboscis. Mangrove in Telok Assam is also a good place to see proboscis monkeys.
Bako's plant life is beautiful and easily accessible. All routes have various plants, ranging from 80 meters of dipterokar to mangrove forest. Growing carnivorous plants are on the Latitude route.
Bako also has a good white sand beach that provides a perfect retreat among forest trek. Telok Pandan Kecil is perhaps the best beach of Bako. After an hour or so, the Telok Pandan Kecil route goes to the rocky plateau. The beautiful secluded bay view, and the thought of swimming in cold waters, has a magical effect on tired calf muscles. The following 20 minute descendants suddenly became more fun. All beaches are bordered by limestone cliffs and sandstone, and the action of the sea has left some extraordinary rock formations, such as the famous Pile Sea.
If you stroll around the sun at Telok Assam beach near the HQ park, you will see hundreds of shallow hover around their nest on the rocks at the end of the beach. Do not leave the beach after sunset behind Mount Santubong. Wait 20 minutes longer because the sky's color often changes dramatically, giving it a colorful background to the mountain.
Bird at Bako National Park
Species are highlighted ~ Kingfisher supports Rufus, Ruddy Kingfisher, Kingfisher captured with Stork, Red-crowned Barbet, Barbet Brown, White Fur White, & Red Broadbill, Asian Fairy Bluebird, Blue Flycatcher Mangrove, Velvet-fronted Nuthatch, Babbler, White Babbler, Scops Owl, Oriental Bay Owl, Buffy Fish Owl & etc.
Treks and Trails
Bako's extensive trail system consists of 16 color-coded forest paths offering a wide range of walking and climbing options. Fair and challenging can choose for a full day forest trip or an overnight camping expedition, while those who prefer to take it easy can choose to take a leisurely stroll. The following table gives details about the estimated track time and distance and color code used in the park.
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TIP: Some park accommodation can be booked online.
Address:
Muara Tebas Peninsular
93000, Kuching
93000, Kuching
Further Information:
SARAWAK FORESTRY
Tel: +6092-610088 (General Line) 1-800-88-2526 (Toll Free Line)
Fax: (+6) 082 610099
Website: www.sarawakforestry.com
Email: sarawakforestry
Bako National Park / Bako Terminal
Tel: 6082 360933
Tel: +6092-610088 (General Line) 1-800-88-2526 (Toll Free Line)
Fax: (+6) 082 610099
Website: www.sarawakforestry.com
Email: sarawakforestry
Bako National Park / Bako Terminal
Tel: 6082 360933
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Getting There
1. Kuching - Bako Village (boat jetty):No. 1 (Rapid Kuching.) Bus Station near Open Air Market.
Bus Fare RM3.50 each way.
Depart every hour 7am - 6pm
Return every hour 8am - 5pm OR
RM45 each way by Taxi OR
RM5 each way by mini bus [Van]
Station near Open Air Market.
Depart when there are enough passengers.
2. Bako Village - Bako National Park:
RM20 p/person-each way.
SUMBER : https://sarawaktourism.com/attraction/bako-national-park/
7. Pekan Serikin
Getting to Pasar Serikin, Bau.
Serikin Market located at Kampung Serikin Jagoi is accessible via Bau-Serikin Road. The journey from Bau town is about 45 minutes and about an hour from Kuching City. There is no public bus to Pekan Serikin ... either using your own transport or following a tour group organized by the tour operator from Kuching.
You can find private mini van in the city of Bau ... although their services are rare as they meet the local needs of nearby villages. The free option is to rent a car from Car Hire Company in Kuching or to follow a tour group organized by travel agents in Kuching.
You can find private mini van in the city of Bau ... although their services are rare as they meet the local needs of nearby villages. The free option is to rent a car from Car Hire Company in Kuching or to follow a tour group organized by travel agents in Kuching.
Around the Serikin Weekend Market.
Serikin Weekend Market which was started in 1992 has attracted steady flow of customer…both locals and tourist alike… coming as far as West Malaysia…Singapore and also Brunei.
The stalls at the market are mostly operated by Indonesian Trader who come every Friday evening to set up their for the following day. These stalls of makeshift structure offered variety of colourful fabric…ornamental wood carving..rattan handicrafts and many more.
The stalls at the market are mostly operated by Indonesian Trader who come every Friday evening to set up their for the following day. These stalls of makeshift structure offered variety of colourful fabric…ornamental wood carving..rattan handicrafts and many more.
It is best to come early on Saturday morning when the weather is still cold and less crowds…providing you the luxury to browse through the variety of merchandise on offered. You won’t be disappointed as there is always something to your liking and the pockets also.
If you forget to bring along any something to protect you from the afternoon heat… there are variety shape and size of caps..hats and even traditional trendak on offered…make your pick
If you forget to bring along any something to protect you from the afternoon heat… there are variety shape and size of caps..hats and even traditional trendak on offered…make your pick
Looking for something for that empty space in your garden at home…there are numerous ornamental plants and garden furniture on sale…wild orchids of different species and other wild ornamental plants.
OR just move to a new house and would like something beautiful for the master bedroom window…just browse through the many stalls that offered ready-made curtains, surely you can find one that suit your liking. Only thing is.. don’t forget the measurement.
OR just move to a new house and would like something beautiful for the master bedroom window…just browse through the many stalls that offered ready-made curtains, surely you can find one that suit your liking. Only thing is.. don’t forget the measurement.
The ladies are sure not to be left out as there are many types and styles of ready-to-wear with Indonesian favoured design…colourful fabric for that stunning dress you’ve been thinking . There are also your favourite handbag brand at half the price.
Don’t forget to buy one or two souvenirs for someone special…friends or family or even for yourself as remembrance. Beside the colourful fabric and textiles…ornamental plants.. there are also houseware…jungle products..exotic wildlife and meats…fruit pickles and many more. In other you are overwhelmed with choice.
On the way back you can make a pitstop at Sungai Duyoh Tamu… there are variety of jungle produce…wild ornamental plants and also wild honey on sale at a reasonable price. These stalls are operated by the local Bidayuh Community.
Attraction around Kampung Serikin and Bau.
Though most of the visitors coming to Serikin are in for the weekend market .. there are other nature attractions around the Kampung. There are number of waterfall within the vicinity of the Kampung Serikin Jagoi … Kangang Waterfall andTuboh Waterfall. Check out with the local on the exact location if you want to hike to these places.
On the way back to Bau town … there are number of popular tourist site that you can visit … the Fairy Cave… Wind Cave and Blue Lake or locally known as Tasek Biru. There are others tourist attraction in Bau Disctict.
Serikin Weekend Market is synonymous for its cheap handicrafts and also colourful fabric. It is increasingly popular with both local and tourist alike. Every weekend carloads and busloads come to check out the variety of merchandise on offered. Don’t miss the chance to visit Pasar Serikin, if you happen to come to Bau.
With the completion of the tar sealed road, travelling to Serikin Market is a pleasant journey, passing by beautiful kampung scenery along the way.
Another equally popular and attractive weekend market is the Satok Sunday Market which is located at Kubah Ria in Kuching.
SUMBER : http://www.sarawak-vacation-destinations.com/serikin-weekend-market.html
8. Jong's Crocodile Farm Kuching
Situated at 18 1/2 Miles (29KM) Kuching Serian Highway, a 20 minutes leisure drive from Kuching, the capital of Sarawak, Land of Hornbills, Jong’s crocodile farm & zoo is the first & largest captive breeding crocodile farm in Malaysia. Set amidst the charming backdrop of tall tropical trees, lush vegetaion and local fruit trees, lie this unique farm with over two thousand crocodiles bred in captivity. The farm provides a perfect sanctuary for the reptiles, saving the species from extinction. There are few natural breeding ponds for the crocodiles to mate and multiple.
Visitors are able to gaze at the snapping jaws, cold menacing eyes, sharp pointed teeth and powerful lashing tails of the crocs within short distance yet safe becasue of the metal fence. Apart from crocodiles, there are also numerous rare species of birds and animals found only in the Borneo Island.
Visitors can have the enchanting experience of walking freely among the monkeys, leopard-cats, sunbears, bearcats, pheasants, civets, barking deers, sambar deers, turtles, fruit bats, monitor lizards, pythons and even sourthern cassowary.
SUMBER: http://www.jongscrocodile.com
9. Pusat Hidupan Liar Matang10. Damai Central Kuching
11. Taman Negara Mulu
12. Muzium Sarawak
Pengenalan
The joy of museums is their capacity to be places where people explore something of themselves, although this does not necessarily come about the way the museum itself may intend."
- Sheldon Annis -
Muzium Sarawak telah ditubuhkan oleh Rajah Kedua, Charles Brooke pada tahun 1860 dan terima kasih kepada naturalis yang tersohor, Alfred Russell Wallace diatas pengaruhnya. Mereka sedar niat mereka dengan menubuhkan sebuah muzium sementara di Market Place, sepanjang Gambier Street Kuching pada 30 Oktober, 1886 . Kemudian muzium dibina di tapak sekarang dan dibuka kepada orang ramai pada 4 Ogos 1891.
Muzium ini berkembang perlahan-lahan dengan mengekalkan kebanggaan asli, identiti dan tradisi orang-orang kita, rakyat Sarawak. Ia masih kukuh berdiri semasa Perang Dunia Kedua. Berdiri teguh apabila Sarawak mencapai kemerdekaan melalui pembentukan Malaysia pada tahun 1963. Sebagai hasilnya, Muzium Sarawak telah menerima pengiktirafan antarabangsa bukan sahaja sebagai sebuah muzium yang hebat tetapi juga sebagai sebuah pusat penyelidikan di Borneo di mana Jurnal Muzium Sarawak yang diterbitkan setiap tahun untuk edaran dunia sejak tahun 1910.
Ia adalah penjaga budaya yang kaya dan sejarah Sarawak dan repositori kelas pertama budaya Borneo dengan koleksi terbesar di dunia flora dan fauna di Borneo. Bagi menghargai kewujudannya, Muzium Sarawak telah ditubuhkan sebagai sebuah jabatan sepenuhnya di bawah Kementerian Pembangunan Sosial Sarawak. Kini Muzium Sarawak merupakan tarikan utama para pelancong yang melawat Sarawak.
SUMBER: http://www.museum.sarawak.gov.my/modules/web/pages.php?lang=bm&mod=webpage&sub=page&id=71&menu_id=0&sub_id=100
13. Rumah Panjang
Jenis rumah panjang masyarakat peribumi Malaysia Timur biasanya mempunyai bilik-bilik tambahan. Di sebelah depannya ialah serambi dan di sebelah belakangnya pula ialah bahagian dapur.
Rumah panjang itu didirikan dengan bertiang tinggi supaya ia tidak terjejas oleh air bah (banjir). Pada zaman dahulu, ini juga merupakan satu cara untuk melindungkan rumah daripada diserang oleh musuh. Untuk masuk ke rumah itu, seseorang terpaksa menaikinya melalui tangga-tangga yang dibuat dari batang kayu.
Rumah panjang Sarawak[sunting | sunting sumber]
Pada 9 Oktober 2009, kerajaan negeri Sarawak berhasrat memberi nilai dan gaya baru kepada rumah panjang Sarawak tanpa mengorbankan ciri-ciri unik rumah panjang.Menteri Perumahan negeri Datuk Amar Abang Johari Tun Openg menyatakan seminar rumah panjang diadakan bagi mendapatkan pelbagai input daripada pemimpin masyarakat Iban, Bidayuh dan Orang Ulu . Hak milik strata bagi setiap bilik akan dikeluarkan dan dengan itu dapat digunakan sebagai cagaran apabila memohon pinjaman. Insuran rumah juga dapat dikeluarkan demi keselamatan rumah. Biasanya rumah panjang mempunyai 10 dan 20 bilik . Setiap rumah panjang mempunyai "ruai" iaitu ruang bilik bersama yang terletak di bahagian hadapan rumah itu di mana kebanyakkkan aktiviti diadakan di tempat itu.
Arkitek daripada kaum Iban akan memastikan tidak menghapuskan hak "tuai rumah" yang menjadi ketua bagi setiap rumah panjang. Hak pentadbiran mereka akan dikekalkan. Di kampung tradisional Melayu , ketua kampung menjadi penghulu bagi kampung berkenaan.Reka bentuk baru itu mungkin sama seperti konsep sebuah lot kedai dengan kaki limanya tetapi masih mengekalkan reka bentuk rumah panjang.[1]
SUMBER: https://ms.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rumah_panjang
15. Kampung Budaya, Kuching, Sarawak
Carian berkaitan dengan Senarai tempat menarik sekitar Bandaraya Kuching
- tempat shopping menarik di kuching sarawak
- tempat makan di kuching
- pantai di sarawak
- tempat menarik di miri
- tempat menarik di sibu
- tempat membeli belah di kuching
- tempat shopping di kuching
- muzium kuching
Kenali dan pelajari sejarah Bandaraya Kuching Sarawak secara ringkas.
Kereta Kabel Langkawi
Kuching Park Hotel
Kuching Waterfront
- Kuching Waterfront - New!
Kuching Waterfront /Tebingan Sungai Kuching
