Things to do in Bau

No. 1 of Night Attractions in Bau

Siniawan Night Market

In Bau, Kuching Division, Sarawak, Malaysia, lies a local landmark known for its nostalgic charm and vibrant atmosphere: Siniawan Night Market. As night falls, the entire old street is illuminated by rows of flickering red lanterns. Bathed in the warm yellow glow, it feels like a magical corridor that transcends time. This place is not only a paradise for food lovers but also a microcosm of the local multicultural heritage. Strolling along the old street paved with bluestone, the air is filled with enticing aromas. Visitors can sample local delicacies that are sure to satisfy any palate. Beyond the mouth-watering street food, the night market also offers a treasure trove for handicraft enthusiasts. Stalls are filled with woven bags, beaded jewelry, wood-carved souvenirs, and vintage trinkets meticulously crafted by local artisans. This is more than just a market to grab a bite; it is a community living room filled with warmth and human connection.

Borneo Happy Farm

Fairy Caves

Fairy Caves is a cave full of mysterious legends. It is unknown whether there are gods living in it, but the scenery inside the cave is breathtaking. The reason why Xiandong is called "Xiandong" is because there is a stalactite that looks like the Goddess of Mercy, a god statue about 3 feet high, wearing ancient robes and hats, looking down at the coming worshipers. Another stalactite is an old man in a bent knee position. The fairy cave is about three stories high. Beautiful natural products and strangely shaped stalactites and stalagmites can be seen inside the cave. Climb up the steps from the entrance to the entrance about 3 stories above the ground. Although there is a weak light source inside, the line of sight is still poor. Some must have climbing movements. Be careful when walking. There are unique caves in the cave. The natural cliffs and rock formations, the stalactite pillars of various shapes, the dripping water that never dries up, the dark and undulating paths, and the cool breeze blowing on the face, are like the secret base for the cultivation of the legendary masters outside the world. Behind these strange rocks and rocks are often given mysterious tasks or roles. It is said that local people, especially the Chinese, pray for the safety of their families, so incense candles, offerings or altars often appear in the cave, adding to the mystery of the cave.

Wind Caves

"Wind Caves (Wind Caves) is located in Kuching Province, Sarawak, the nearest town: Shilong Gate is 5 kilometers away, while Kuching City is 48 kilometers away. The Wind Caves are part of the Wind Cave Nature Reserve, which has a total area of 6.16 hectares (0.0616 square kilometers).

Semenggoh Wildlife Centre

Semenggoh Wildlife Center (Semenggoh Wildlife Center) is located about 30 minutes drive from Kuching City. The entire center is in the rainforest and has a large area. Residents in the suburbs used to like to keep orangutans as pets. Later, the government made a law It is stipulated that no wild animals can be adopted, so the center was opened to retrain the group of orangutans, who had lost their parents and grew up in human environments, and put them back into the forest to live on their own. There are now 24 orangutans in the center, each with its own name. 09:00 and 15:00 are the feeding times every day. The staff will put the fruit on the platform and ask the orangutan to climb down to find food. When watching orangutans, remember to keep quiet, and remember to wear cloth shoes, raincoats, mosquito repellant and a long lens. Seeing wild orangutans in the wild is different from seeing orangutans in zoos and circuses.

Semenggoh Nature Reserve

砂南坡石迷公园 Paku Rock Maze Garden

Sha Nanpo Shimi Park is located in Shilongmen County. There are various boulders with unique shapes inside, like a long-lost ancient city.

Tasik Biru

This is a scenic lake with emerald-green water, surrounded by wooded hills and trees, with a wooden boardwalk and waterside platforms along the shore, and a small wooden cabin in the middle of the lake. Visitors can reach it by boat, by rowboat, or via a floating bridge.

No. 1 of Best Things to Do in Kuching

Sarawak Cultural Village

The Sarawak Cultural Village is located at the foot of Mount Santubong, covering an area of ​​17 acres. Although the cultural village is not large, it is like a living museum, allowing tourists to witness the diverse culture of Sarawak with their own eyes. The environment in the cultural village is quiet and the scenery is beautiful. The village has traditional longhouses and various styles of residences of Sarawak's seven major ethnic groups, including Ulu, Punan, Melanau, Iban, Bidayuh, Malay, and Chinese. Most of the buildings are built with saltwood, bamboo, rattan, and attap leaves. The original materials make it feel like a primitive village. In this "living museum", each house has ethnic artists wearing traditional costumes busy making handicrafts and explaining their lifestyles to tourists. There are often demonstrations of handicraft production and dance and music performances of various ethnic groups in the village. Visiting the Sarawak Cultural Village is a cultural journey, and you can deeply feel the rich cultural heritage of Sarawak. After visiting the cultural village, the fun is to sit in the theater and watch the dance performances of various ethnic groups. The program is rich and colorful and very popular. Each dance performance is actually a wonderful performance of ethnic costumes, which is not only a vivid portrayal of Sarawak civilization, but also brings tourists the message of harmonious coexistence of diverse ethnic groups.

Borneo Cultures Museum