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Explore the heart of the Rajang Basin in Kapit and Punan Bah. Visit Teresang Market and Fort Sylvia’s Iban treasures. Ride atop an express boat through wild Pelagus Rapids. Discover Punan Bah’s resilient community and its ancient, hidden Kelirieng burial poles.

Embark on a riverine journey from **Sibu**, the gateway to the Rajang Basin. Discover the hidden thread songket of Tanjung Manis and the traditional fishing life in Belawai. Explore historic forts and century-old farmhouses in Kanowit and Song to uncover the enduring soul of Sarawak’s heartland.

Visit the rugged southwestern tip of Borneo at Tanjung Datu National Park. Trek through pristine rainforest to secluded beaches where turtles nest from April to September. This remote park offers a quiet escape for wildlife spotting at the very beginning of the island border.

17 rated Borneo trekking trails across two adventure tiers. Explore seven classic routes like the Headhunter’s Trail and ten hidden gems. Best for travel between March and October with a local guide. These routes offer deep cultural immersion and world-class biodiversity.

Explore the charms of Maludam, Sibu, and the Melanau heartland of Mukah. Travel by road and speedboat through riverine landscapes to see sago processing and vibrant food markets. This off-the-beaten-path route reveals the authentic daily rhythms of Sarawak’s people.

Discover the archaeology of Niah Caves and the natural superlatives of Mulu. See 65,000-year-old human history at Niah or the world’s largest cave chambers at Mulu. Both sites offer outstanding universal value through ancient fossils, vast cave systems, and diverse wildlife.

Plan your trip around ten vibrant festivals that showcase the soul of Borneo. From the Gawai Dayak harvest party to the global Rainforest World Music Festival, these events celebrate Sarawak's heritage. Join colorful parades, taste local food, and witness the city’s harmony.

Take your pick from 4,500 Sarawak longhouses for genuine cultural immersion. Learn about Bidayuh, Iban, and Orang Ulu traditions through communal meals, music, and jungle treks. Respect local etiquette while experiencing the enduring hospitality of Borneo’s unique living structures.

Explore the best of Sarawak, Brunei, Labuan, and Sabah in one seamless overland trip. See Iban longhouses and UNESCO caves before visiting the royal water villages of Brunei. Relax on Labuan’s beaches and end with Sabah’s "Big 5" wildlife and iconic Mount Kinabalu.