Resorts Kuching

... ...but we still had other things that we could do so it wasn’t too much of a letdown.  After enjoying the resorts facilities we took a short stroll out to the Sarawak Cultural Village which is set across 17 ½ acres condensing 7 ethnic ...

... - delicious! We went to find a beach to cool off in the sea but all the bays were attached to massive, expensive hotel resorts and were for their customers only. We sneaked through the very posh reception of one to stand on a bare deserted beach for ...

... have to heard back a little earlier today to get to the next hotel, Permai Rainforest Resort (many guesthouses are fancifully called resorts but are only a few huts huddled around a reception area!!!). The car has been standing in the sun all day long ...

... was nice - lots of lush greenery and tree-covered mountains like Vietnam. Turns out that Damai beach (just north of Kuching) seems to be owned by 3 resorts. We're in one of the Holiday Inn ones and it is luxury! Large open foyer area leading out to ...

... . Went to another shit part of the musem then walked in the rain back down the riverfront. Charlotte had read about a cat musem (Kuching is cat city apparently) which required us to cross the river to visit it. Paid about 8p to get across the river and ...

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... a rich heritage. Stehe ja solchen Touri-Shows skeptisch gegenueber, insbesondere wenn sie 5min vom Holiday Inn und den anderen Resorts gelegen sind. Da sich beide Reisefuehrer jedoch einig waren, dass es gut gemacht ist, liess ich mich mal drauf ein. ...

... of Jesus as a child was carried on an altar during the procession (much like the Seng Ong Kong diety procession in Kuching...lol). Anyway, Christmas carols sung in the Vietnamese language were qay and catchy and rather nice to listen to.  When the ...

... spent most of the day trying to decide what to do next. There were basically three choices (for Malaysia); Penang, Langkawi and Kuching.   Penang was a food lovers destination, Langkawi for the beach and cheap beer, and Kuching was actually the ...

... means you need the toilet rather often... which brings me to my next "Malay" moment. Every single Malay toilet I went to (plush resorts and malls excepted) had a wet floor. And I don't mean, slightly wet. I mean, properly wet. Now, us Europeans use loo ...

I noticed that, ever since I set foot onto Malaysian soil, I have been doing things or traveling with other travelers. In Kuching, I went sightseeing with Simon, Hans and Patricia and had dinner with Claus whom I met along the way in Miri and then again ...

... in public places is expected. For formal or semi-formal occasions men can go for a long-sleeved batik shirt. Outside beach resorts women should not wear dresses or very short skirts or shorts. Topless sunbathing is not acceptable at the beach or ...