Sarawak is the largest state in Malaysia and popularly known as 'The Land of the Hornbills' in tribute to the majestic-looking hornbills which are considered messengers from the spiritual world by the Iban community - an indigenous group. Sarawak has an endless discovery of fascination; the largest cave in the world, verdant jungles, unique fauna and flora, white beaches and remote islands. Its economy is based largely on natural resources such as pepper, cocoa, palm oil, timber and oil & gas. Tourism also contributes to its economy and as part of Borneo, it's offer so many eco-tourism activities.
Area:
124,449 sq km
State Capital:
Kuching
Places to visit:
1. Cats Museum
2. Chinese History Museum
3. Fort Margherita / Police Museum
4. Main Bazaar
5. Kuching Waterfront
6. Santubong Fishing Village
7. Sarawak Cultural Village
8. Niah National Park
9. Gunung Mulu National Park
10. Skrang River Safari
Source: Tourism Malaysia
