Examples The Tourism Icons of Sarawak? 

MULU NATIONAL SARAWAK

BAKO NATIONAL PARK

HEART OF BORNEO ( BARIO / BAKELALAN TRAILS )

ORANG UTAN SANCTUARY

PANDAW RIVER CRUISE PANDAW

HEADHUNTERS'S TRAIL

COMING SOON EVENT!!!

FOR MORE INFORMATION :
http://www.mot.sarawak.gov.my/

Sarawak Arts & Craft

SARAKRAF PAVILION : ARTS & CRAFT HERITAGE CENTER

In Sarakraf Pavilion, we promote authentic Sarawak Heritage in the heart of Kuching Set in a historic building hand-built during the Brooke Era about 120 years ago, Sarakraf Pavilion brings to you an visiting experience that is rich in history and reflects the fascinating sentiment of the time. The Sarakraf Arts and Craft Heritage Center features craft lessons, preserves and sells arts and crafts that could not be seen elsewhere.  Absolute Tribal Restaurant, one of the unique features of Sarakraf Pavilion, presents a unique dining experience in the courtyard serving authentic Native cuisine, Chinese and local dishes and a huge selection of Thai and fusion cuisine. The accommodations and homestay facility with activities and historical attachment of the premises will make you feel that you have travel back in time and take a refuge to a spiritually enchanting holiday.

For more information : 

http://www.sarakraf.com.my/cr_intro.php

Sarawak handicrafts come in varied texture..shapes..and form owning to the rich tapestry of culture within Sarawak.

May it be weaving or printed fabrics..wood craving..bead works..rattan basket..rattan mat or ceramic.all these crafts have its own design.unique to each ethnic group.

Sarawak arts and crafts are uniquely design based on age-old fables. They are inspired by the beauty and bounty of Sarawak.our homeland.

Sarawak is renowned for its rich diversity of traditional handicraft products. These are work of fine art and crafts by the multi-racial community of Sarawak.

For more Information :

http://www.sarawak-vacation-destinations.com/sarawak-handicraft.html#.UcDAgvkyZOn

Shopping

Jalan Satok Sunday Market (Pasar Sunday Jalan Satok)

Location

Jalan Satok Sunday Market or Pasar Sunday Jalan Satok is one of the many famous attractions in Kuching, Sarawak, in East Malaysia. As the name says it all, the Sunday Market is located at the junction of Jalan Satok and Jalan Palm, not far from the downtown of Kuching, opposite to the Miramar Cinema.

For more information :

http://sarawak.attractionsinmalaysia.com/Jalan-Satok-Sunday-Market.php

The Spring Shopping Mall

Address: 24 Jalan Simpang Tiga, 93300 Kuching, Malaysia

Contact: 0822 38111

Looking for a shopping experience with a combination of lifestyle and fashion? Then The Spring is definitely one place you don’t want to miss. The modernized outer appearance of the mall tells a lot about what the mall can offer. It aims to give you a higher standard of shopping experience that you very much deserve and thus, this is one of the best places in which you can challenge both your fashion and your taste buds taste.

Tun Jugah Shopping Complex

Address: 18, Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman, 93100, Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia

Being a premier shopping complex, the Tun Jugah Shopping Complex stands firm in the heart of the city, aiming to provide the customers’ in meeting their shopping needs when they stands firm with their very own motto. It is also a convenient shopping complex which is easy to be accessed especially when your offices are situated near to the mall. There are also various tourist attractions such as the Kuching Waterfront which visitors can visit before or after visiting the mall.

Riverside Shopping Centre

Address: Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman, P.O. Box 2928, Kuching, Sarawak

Contact: 082-247-777

Riverside Shopping Centre is a good place for you to explore if you intend to enjoy your leisure time in a carefree way without much disturbances. In the mall, you will find all the basic shopping needs you may need to explore in filling up your shopping list; in the same time, entertainment facilities such as the bowling alley and the cinema can also help you in allowing yourself some leisure time after a good whole day of shopping for goods.

Bintang Megamall

Address: Bintang MegaMall,Lot 1657, Block 9,M.C.L.D., Jalan Miri-Pujut,98000 Miri, Sarawak.

Contact: 085 430 887

Located in the business district, the Bintang Megamall not only aims to serve the business personnel working around the area, it also serves to provide a unique shopping experience to everyone and anyone who visit the mall. The mall is also located in a strategic location in which one can easily reach the mall through various public transportations such as the bus or the taxi. You can even take great picture outside the mall due to its amazing plot structure

Crowne Square

Address: Jalan Datuk Abang Abdul Rahim Kuching, Sarawak

If you are a person who emphasizes heavily on the dining experience alongside your shopping experience, the Crowne Square is one good place to get you started in Sarawak. Besides of the many food outlets, the mall also provides you with various fashion outlets which you can spend your own sweet time exploring various items such as the handbags, cosmetics, shoes, and a lot more all under one roof.

Melanau Tallhouse

The Melanau people make up 5.8% of Sarawak 's population, mostly living in the central coastal region. The Malanaus used to live close to sea and as a result were exposed to many pirate attacks, hence they built sturdy houses some 40ft above ground. Sago is the staple diet of these people, unlike other natives who lived on rice. Originally grown wild, the sago palm was later cultivated by the Melanaus. The process of making sago flour can be seen at the Melanau tallhouse at the cultural centre. Visitors may also savour some of the sago delights that are produced there.

For more Information : 

http://www.journeymalaysia.com/MCUL_melanau.htm

Bidayuh Longhouse

Alfred Russel Wallace describes the land or hill dayak houses in the Malay Archipelago which he had the privilege to document the people and their culture in 1850's as' The Dyak houses are all raised on posts, and are often two or three hundred feet long and forty or fifty wide. The floor is always formed of strips split from large Bamboos, so that each may be nearly flat and about three inches wide, and these are firmly tied down with rattan to the joists beneath.

For more information:

http://www.journeymalaysia.com/MCUL_bidayuh.htm

The Orang Ulu / Kayan

The Orang Ulu ethnic groups can be located in the state of Sarawak in such areas like Belaga, Bintulu, Miri, Baram, Bario, Lawas, Trusan and Limbang. It was believed that in Kuching alone, the Orang Ulu population numbered up to about one thousand – the community’s urban migration being mostly due to better employment, education and business opportunities available in Sarawak’s capital cities1. The term Orang Ulu literally translates as “people of the upper river”.

For more information : http://donoe.wordpress.com/kayan/history-of-kayan/