古晋河边那座像金色雨伞的大楼，你一定看过吧？很多游客来 Kuching，手机相册里最后都会有它一张。 这座就是砂拉越州议会大厦，也就是大家常讲的 DUN Sarawak。它不是那种进去慢慢逛的景点，比较像古晋的城市背景板：从 Waterfront 看、从 Darul Hana Bridge 拍、坐 sampan 经过时拍，都很上镜。 [image: 1783822106313-dun-kuching-sign.jpg] 来源：Pixnio / Maysam Yabandeh [image: 1783822106443-dun-river-day.jpg] 来源：Pixnio / Maysam Yabandeh [image: 1783822106561-dun-flag-river.jpg] 来源：Pixnio / Maysam Yabandeh [image: 1783822106703-dun-bridge-night.jpg] 来源：Pixnio / Maysam Yabandeh 我觉得它最吃时间点。白天可以看清楚整座建筑的形状、砂拉越旗和河景；傍晚屋顶颜色会比较暖；晚上灯一亮，加上河面倒影，整个 Waterfront 的 feel 会直接不同。 小提醒：不要把它当成 museum 行程来排。它是政府建筑，重点不是进去参观，而是在外面找角度。比较顺的玩法是：Waterfront 散步、拍 DUN、走 Darul Hana Bridge，再接 Fort Margherita 或 Kampung Boyan 找吃。 实用 tips： 最好时间：傍晚、sunset、晚上亮灯后 最好角度：Kuching Waterfront、Darul Hana Bridge、河上 sampan 参观方式：主要看外观，不要默认可以随便进室内 附近可顺路：The Astana、Fort Margherita、Darul Hana Bridge、Kuching Waterfront 拍照建议：把河面或桥一起拍进去，照片会比较有层次 你觉得 DUN 最美是白天、sunset，还是晚上亮灯？有私藏拍照角度的话，留言分享一下。

You know that one building across the Sarawak River that every Kuching visitor ends up photographing? Yep, the big umbrella-shaped one. The Sarawak State Legislative Assembly Building, or DUN Sarawak, is not really a "walk inside and explore every room" kind of attraction. It is more like Kuching's postcard background: best enjoyed from the Waterfront, Darul Hana Bridge, the river taxi, or the opposite bank when the light hits nicely. [image: 1783822106313-dun-kuching-sign.jpg] Source: Pixnio / Maysam Yabandeh [image: 1783822106443-dun-river-day.jpg] Source: Pixnio / Maysam Yabandeh [image: 1783822106561-dun-flag-river.jpg] Source: Pixnio / Maysam Yabandeh [image: 1783822106703-dun-bridge-night.jpg] Source: Pixnio / Maysam Yabandeh What I like about it is the timing game. Daytime gives you the full shape, the Sarawak flag, and the river view. Sunset is when the roof starts to look warmer. At night, with the lights and reflection, it suddenly feels like the whole riverfront changed mood. A few visitor notes line up with that. Trip.com reviewers rate it 4.9/5 from 15 reviews and one visitor said it is visible from much of the city centre, beautiful in both day and night, but not open for casual public entry. Wanderlog also lists it as a 4.7/5 Google-rated spot from 245 reviews, with people highlighting the riverside setting, sunset view, Darul Hana Bridge connection, and the fact that it is more for admiring and photographing than wandering inside. DBKU's own page confirms it sits in Petra Jaya between The Astana and Fort Margherita, opened on 27 July 2009, and that the umbrella-like roof is one of Sarawak's iconic monuments. Small reality check: do not come expecting a museum visit. This is an active government building. The better plan is simple: walk the Waterfront, cross Darul Hana Bridge if you want the closer angle, take photos, then continue to Fort Margherita or Kampung Boyan for food. Quick tips: Best time: late afternoon, sunset, or after dark Best view: Kuching Waterfront, Darul Hana Bridge, or river taxi Entry: the outside view is the main experience; do not assume casual indoor access Nearby: The Astana, Fort Margherita, Darul Hana Bridge, Kuching Waterfront Photo tip: include the river or the bridge, otherwise the building looks a bit too flat in photos Have you taken a better shot of DUN from the Waterfront, Darul Hana Bridge, or boat ride? Drop your angle. Kuching people always know the nicer photo spot.