Kuching's blend of quaint and modern buildings gives it a unique charm. By day, strolling through the city's unhurried thoroughfare and streets is a pleasant experience. Until its recent rapid growth, the city went to sleep early in the night. Night scenes were nothing much to shout about but all this is changing and Kuching is very much alive after sunset.

In fact without the heat of the sun, a leisurely walk through the hub of the city is invigorating as well as interesting. At sundown the waterfront esplanade is one of the most popular places for both locals and tourists. With more and more shopping complexes and entertainment centers coming up Kuching is no longer a "day city". Kuching by night holds as much fun and charms as it does by day.

CAPTION :

· The Kuching waterfront is the pride of the city. Many activities are · organized there and people would throng the places to watch them. · At dusk when the city is bathed in the golden glow of the setting sun, · Kuching is arguably at its most beautiful. · The hub of the city by night. The stretch along Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman · (named after Malaysia's first Prime Minister) where the major hotels and · shopping complexes are situated, is as busy at night as it is by day.

Places of interest include the giant Cat Monument, Sarawak's oldest Chinese Temple, the umbrella shaped Civic Center, the cone shaped Catholic Cathedral, the historical Satok Suspension Bridge, the Malay Village with stilted houses, the State Mosque with 5 domes shaped like 5 golden onions, the multi-purpose Market, the spectacular Kuching Waterfront and the renowned Sarawak Museum.

INCLUDES

· Transfer and tour as per itinerary · Tour Guide · Air conditioned vehicle

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