The Golden Triangle of Kuching Photographed by Paul Ajah   Travelers have always find Kuching outstanding from others, saying it has an indifferent character. It also reflects it’s rich history, culture and development over the years.

About Kuching People, language, getting around and general information about the city.   Accommodation Choices according to requirement and budget.   Food Local delicacies and availability of cuisines.   Places of Interest A city built with history and mixed culture.   Surroundings Kuching is a city surrounded by nature   [ Home ]

About Kuching

People and Language

For generation, people of different races have live in this city harmoniously among each other… Malay, Chinese and Dayak. Well known for our warmth hospitality, we are always willing to assist travelers or passerby in need.   Chinese dialect such as Hokkien and Hakka are common in the city while communicating among the other races will be in Malay. English and Chinese are the international languages that are widely acceptable here.

Getting Around

Both MAS and AirAsia operates daily flights from Kuala Lumpur, Johor and Kota Kinabalu to Kuching. Once you are in the city, it is best to walk around the city as you would be able to see more though taxis and public buses are available.

General Information

Getting into Kuching Both Malaysian Airline System (MAS) and AirAsia operates daily flights from Kuala Lumpur, Johor and Kota Kinabalu to Kuching.   Currency Malaysian Ringgit (RM)   Electricity 240 volt   Average Temperature 32 degree Celsius