Fourth Day of Our Sarawak Trip

This morning, we went to a Land Dayak Longhouse known as Kampong Annah Rais. We saw the inside of one of their houses and also lots of cats, dogs, as well as chickens. We also saw the skulls of the village's enemies from the war long ago.
After that, we went to the Semenggoh Wildlife Centre where we saw 2 orang utans and 2 crocodiles. Then, we went shopping for souvenirs and bought a lot of souvenirs. Next, we went to buy Kek Lapis. The place was so crowded that we had to squeeze through one another. Lastly, we ate at a restaurant called Hartz Chicken Buffet.



Compiled by: Zaree, Keiron, Phay Hong and Alvin.

The Third Day of Our Sarawak Trip

Today, we went to the Malay Village in the morning. The residents showed us how to make Bahulu and Kuih Penyaram. We also saw them crabbing at the mangrove swamps. Next, we went to the Matang Wildlife Centre. We saw many animals such as crocodiles, birds, hornbills, orang utans and sun bears. The Matang Wildlife Centre rehabilitates injured and confiscated animals. After that, we went to a pottery factory. We painted a vase and tried making a vase out of clay. Finally, we ate dinner at a restaurant.



Compiled by:Zaree, Phay Hong, Keiron and Alvin.

The day we met our PenPals...

We went to St. Joseph Private School and met our P4 Buddies. They gave us souvenirs. They had also performed a cultural Sarawak dance. In return, we performed a song for them.



Compiled by:Zaree, Alvin and Phay Hong.

I went to Lodge Primary School. At the school, we did a presentation and watched their cultural dance and a fashion show! I really enjoyed the time I spent in Lodge Primary School as I met my PenPal and received souvenirs from her.


Compiled by:Keiron Chew

Before Our Sarawak Trip

 We are very excited to go to Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia.
We cannot wait to see our PenPals in Sarawak. We are also excited to eat the food there. We would like to try those food we have never tried before.



Compiled by:Keiron, Zaree, Alvin and Phay Hong.

                    Interesting Sights And Sounds In Kuching,Sarawak                                                                                    

Delicious and Cheap Lemon Chicken Rice from Sarawak,Kuching.

Favourite dish of people who like sour food and chicken rice.

(http://kileetravels.com/kuching-malaysia/)

Compiled by Alvin Wong Rong Kai

                                 Interesting sights of Sarawak    

                                                      SARAWAKBORNEOTOUR.COM © 2011

With its rainforest, abundant wildlife, jungle streams, waterfalls, interesting plant life, secluded beaches, panoramic rocky shoreline, bizarre rock formations and extensive network of trekking trails, Bako National Park Sarawak offers visitors an excellent introduction to the rainforest and coastline of Borneo.

Bako may not have an instantly recognisable star attraction, but there can be very few places in the world that pack so much natural beauty into such a limited area, all just 37 km from Kuching. Its accessibility - and its sheer range of attractions and activities - have made Bako National Park Sarawak one of the most popular nature parks in Sarawak.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            Done by Tan Phay Hong

Inspiring Personalities In Sarawak

The mayor of Sarawak is Mr. James Chan Khay Syn.
I think that he is a great guy with an inspiring personality.

Mayor Chan is known to be a "hands on" Mayor as he constantly visit sites and markets such as Stutong Market to understand the situation and problems faced by people.
I feel that he is a good mayor doing this. He will also know how the residents of Sarawak feel and can solve their problem.

Credits to: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Chan_Khay_Syn

Compiled by : Keiron Chew