Henri Sinurat

Ah, the Kuching Waterfront! If you’ve never been, you’re in for a treat. The first time I visited, I wasn’t sure what to expect. I'd heard about it from a few travel forums, and it seemed like a "must-visit," but you know how those can be hit or miss. Spoiler alert: Kuching Waterfront was a massive hit for me, and I’m not the kind of person who’s easily impressed by just a riverside promenade. Let me tell you about my first day there—it started off a little rough. I woke up later than planned (typical me), rushed through breakfast, and by the time I made it to the Waterfront, it was mid-morning. Honestly, I was kind of grumpy because the sun was already blazing, and I forgot to pack a hat. That humidity? Yikes. But you know what? The moment I stepped onto the walkway and saw the Sarawak River, all my worries kind of melted away. There’s something about that wide, calm river that just puts you in a good mood. It’s like the whole city takes a deep breath there. The beauty

Nestled in the heart of Malaysian Borneo, Kuching is a city that captures the imagination with its rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning natural landscapes. Often overshadowed by more prominent destinations, Kuching remains a hidden gem, waiting to be explored by those with a sense of adventure. This blog post will take you on a journey through the many facets of Kuching, offering insights into its attractions, culture, and the best ways to get there, especially from Kota Kinabalu to Kuching. 1. A Glimpse into the History of Kuching Kuching, the capital city of Sarawak, has a history as colorful as its streets. The city’s name, which means "cat" in Malay, has led to its reputation as the "City of Cats," a theme that is celebrated throughout the city with numerous cat statues and a dedicated Cat Museum. In the 19th century, Kuching became the seat of the White Rajahs, the Brooke family, who ruled Sarawak for over a century. Their legacy is still visible today i