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<b>Hotel di kuching</b> - Come Sarawak - Come Sarawak Posted: 15 Nov 2013 07:10 PM PST Flying on an inaugural flight with Malindo Air was great experience. Love all the features inside the aircrafts. And it was more great to be able to revisit Kuching after the first one in 2005. For your information, Malindo Air flies to Kuching 4 times daily. 7500th Boeing 737 (9M-LNF). So, what's interesting in Kuching? Plenty, actually. Malindo with collaboration of Sarawak Tourism Board had arranged tours around Sarawak for media who was on the inaugural flight. Here are some ideas for you to start with if you plan to visit Kuching. This list is crafted based on places I visited only. Stay at Riverside Majestic Hotel. Riverside Majestic Hotel is strategically located in the heart of Kuching overlooking the Sarawak River. The hotel commands a panoramic view of the city and the Kuching Waterfront across. The hotel has 241 comfortable rooms and offers chef's selection of signature dishes and tonic soups. Their kitchens are all certified Halal. For relaxation, you can go to the Borneo Odyssey Spa located on the Lower Ground floor of their sister property the Grand Margherita Hotel, or cool off in the hotel's swimming pool. A bowling centre and cineplex is also available in the adjacent Riverside Shopping Complex. Front view of Riverside Majestic Hotel. Eat, eat and eat. For dinner, everybody is going to Top Spot Food Court. It is basically a hawker centre that sells mostly seafood. It is located on a roof top of a 5 storey car park right in the smack of the city centre. For exotic lunch, you can go to Absolute Tribal Restaurant located at Sarakraf Pavilion. For local kampung style food, you can go to Mount Serapi Corner. Interesting entrance of AbsoluteTribal Restaurant. Go shopping! There are many places you can shop but if you want to look for food, fruits, seafood, go to Medan Niaga Satok. For gift items like pua kumbu, jeweleries and what not go to Main Bazaar. Another place you can go to to buy Kek Lapis is Dayang Salhah Kek Lapis. Another interesting place to buy crafts is Sarakraf Pavilion. Visit cat statues around Kuching. The most recognizable cat statue is the one near Kuching Waterfront, just opposite the Riverside Majestic Hotel. You can also find another one in front of the Little China Town along Jalan Padungan. There's another one at Jalan Abell. More if you walk around town. Clockwise: A cat family near Riverside Majestic Hotel, Lonely cat in front of Little China Town and four cats at Jalan Abell. See orang-utans at Semenggoh Wildlife Center. Established in 1975, this center cares for wild animals which have either been found injured in the forest, orphaned, or were previously kept as illegal pets. The center also offers a rare opportunity to view orang-utans in their natural habitat. Although these recently released orang utan spend most of their time in the surrounding forest, they do return to the centre where they are fed twice daily at a "halfway house" feeding station. Over time the orang utan appear less frequently as they start to adjust to life in the forest. During the fruit season they may not appear at all, which is a good sign and shows that they are adapting well to their new surroundings. Orang-utan right right above me! Experience Sarawak heritage at Sarawak Cultural Village. Situated at the foothills of legendary Mount Santubong, this village, dubbed as Sarawak Living Museum, showcases fascinating Sarawak's ethnic diversity at a glance. You will have the chance to the heritage of the major racial groups in Sarawak namely their traditional houses, crafts, musics and clothings. Sarawak Cultural Village is also the venue for the World Harvest Festival and the Rainforest World Music Festival, an internationally renowned festival. One of the traditional houses. Take the Sarawak River cruise. The best way to see Kuching is from the Sarawak River located in the heart of Kuching. The cruise gives you a view of the city and its surrounding areas. You will see the New Sarawak State Legislative Assembly Building, Astana Building, Kuching Waterfront, colourful villages, villagers doing their daily routines, cargo vessels and many more. Sarawak River Cruise boarding area at the waterfront. There you go. I will elaborate more on some of the places above when time permits. |
Pengalaman Pertama Menginap <b>Di</b> Backpacker <b>Hotel</b> Berambih <b>...</b> Posted: 01 Sep 2013 07:25 PM PDT Assalamualaikum dan salam sejahtera. Dah seminggu balik bercuti, baru hari ni nak update. Agak sibuk dengan jemputan open house dan kenduri kahwin sebenarnya. Kebetulan juga mak dan ayah saya datang dari kampung, jadi masa untuk beronline juga dikurangkan. Banyak sungguh alasan..hihi Untuk seminggu ni, saya akan update beberapa siri percutian kami sekeluarga ke Kuching baru-baru ni. Rancangnya sekeluarga 5 orang tetapi Along tak ikut, dia ada peperiksaan tak lama lagi, tak nak ponteng. Alhamdulillah, penerbangan kami akhirnya mendarat dengan selamat dan mengikut jadual di Bandaraya Kuching. Pemandangan sebelum mendarat yang sangat menarik. Terpegun melihat lentuk liuk Sungai Santubong atau Sungai Sarawak ( saya tak pasti ) yang berliku-liku dari udara. Dari lapangan terbang, kami ambil teksi berkupon ke Waterfront dengan harga RM 26.00 sebuah. Saya telah menempah Berambih Lodge di Kuching melalui laman web agoda.com. Tak susah untuk mencari lokasi Berambih Lodge yang terletak di Jalan Ewe Hai dengan bantuan Google Maps. Perkara pertama yang memukau adalah ruang tamu yang berkonsepkan hiasan rumah panjang dengan lantai buluh dan dinding atap nipah. Ini adalah kali pertama kami menginap di hotel berkonsep backpacker seperti ini berbanding hotel biasa. Pada pandangan saya, ini cukup memadai berbanding harga yang ditawarkan. Kemudahan asas dengan ruang yang minimum sesuai untuk menginap bagi percutian kembara seperti kami. Balik ke bilik hanya untuk tidur sahaja. Saya tempah dua bilik , satu katil berkembar ( RM 50 semalam ) dan satu bilik 3 orang ( RM 70 ) untuk anak-anak di Berambih Lodge. Berambih Lodge Kuching adalah backpacker hotel yang sangat sesuai kepada pelancong yang gemar menjelajah dan lokasinya beada di persekitaran yang hampir dengan semua tempat tumpuan. Memandangkan kami adalah keluarga dengan anak-anak dewasa, hotel yang mempunyai kemudahan asas seperti ini sudah mencukupi. Kepada keluarga yang mempunyai anak-anak masih kecil, hotel berkonsep seperti ini tidak berapa sesuai kerana bilik airnya berada di luar. Anak-anak saya dah besar, mereka boleh uruskan diri masing-masing. Sarapan self service di sediakan di ruang dapur dan perkhidmatan wifi percuma juga disediakan. Selepas mendaftar, rugikan kalau memerap di bilik saja. Mesti keluar menjelajah kerana itulah tujuan percutian ini. Berjalan kaki hanya 2-3 minit sudah berada di Waterfront. Kami naik sampan dengan tambang 50 sen menyeberang Sungai Santubong di Waterfront ke seberang. Makan tengah hari dan beli kek lapis. Nota : mohon pencerahan – nama sungai ini Sungai Sarawak atau Sungai Santubong? Bila tengok Google Maps, tulis Sungai Santubong tapi baca tempat lain tulis Sungai Sarawak Warna-warna ceria – Tokong Hong San adalah landmark paling mudah untuk ke Berambih Lodge.
Pengangkutan penting adalah sampan bagi penduduk tempatan yang menyeberang sungai ke pusat bandar. Antara beberapa lokasi senarik sepanjang kembara ini. Untuk makan malam, kami seberang Sungai Sarawak sekali lagi. Suasana waktu malam lebih meriah. Perkhidmatan sampan menyeberang sungai beroperasi sehingga lewat malam. Mesti nak cuba Laksa Sarawak , bagi saya ok lah. Suami dan anak-anak cakap sedap. Dah kena dengan selera tekak dia orang le tu. Saya order Mee kolok sarawak tetapi cuma mampu makan sesuap saja. Payah kalau orang jenis makan masakan di rumah, semua tak kena ..hihi
Ada juga pelawat tempatan dari semenanjung tetapi mereka tak sudi bergambar dengan kami… Nota : Dari beratus-ratus, gambar suasana dan peribadi, ini saja yang mampu diupload…tak berapa ada banyak masa nak beronline, maaf ye. |
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