Kuching
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Welcome to Kuching
Kuching blends modern amenities with rich cultural heritage, offering diverse cuisine, museums, and scenic waterfront views. Kuching serves as a gateway to Borneo's natural wonders, including orangutan sanctuaries and national parks. With its mix of Malay, Chinese, and indigenous Dayak cultures, colorful markets, and relaxed atmosphere, Kuching provides visitors a unique taste of urban Borneo life and easy access to jungle adventures.
Kuching was founded in 1839 by Sir James Brooke.
There are 2 National Parks near Kuching
≈ 431
square kilometers
There are 5 major ethnic groups in Kuching
Kuching is known for its distinctive local cuisine, including more than a dozen unique dishes like Sarawak laksa and kolo mee.
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Be adventurous and explore the jungles of Kuching.
Kuching is perfect for culture enthusiasts who want to explore diverse ethnic traditions, nature lovers who appreciate nearby national parks, foodies eager to try local dishes, history buffs fascinated by colonial architecture, relaxation seekers who enjoy a peaceful environment, and adventure seekers looking for outdoor activities.
Living in Kuching
Calling all nature lovers and cat lovers, Kuching offers you a peaceful and serene living away from the bustling cities.
Interview: Angel from Indonesia
“My experience has been truly transformative. From the moment I arrived, I was welcomed with open arms by the friendly locals, who made me feel like a part of their community.”
Public Institutions in Kuching
- Universiti Malaysia Sarawak (UNIMAS)
Private Institutions in Kuching
- Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak
- Curtin University Sarawak Campus
How to find accommodation in Kuching
Finding accommodation in Kuching is easy. Your university can help you find on-campus or off-campus options. You can also use online platforms or local agents. Start searching early to get the best deals.
Some popular website are like iBilik, Mudah.my, PropertyGuru.
For full list of universities and institutions, CLICK HERE
