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  • K

    Kuching shoppers beware — online purchases from a local seller on social media have led to losses exceeding RM80,000, with at least 14 victims reporting they paid but never received their items.

    The Sarawak Consumers Association (PPS) said it received 14 consumer complaints and one pharmacy complaint as of June 17, linked to a local woman suspected of selling daily necessities — including infant formula, diapers, medicines, and household items — through social media platforms.

    PPS president Dr Wynson Ong said the total reported losses amounted to RM80,509.98, with more complaints still being verified.

    According to PPS, some buyers initially received their orders, which built trust and encouraged repeat purchases — especially since the seller offered promotional prices lower than market rates.

    "However, after several successful transactions, payments were made but the goods were no longer delivered," Ong said.

    In one case involving a pharmacy, the same individual was alleged to have made an invalid payment by submitting a receipt that didn't reflect the actual payment amount.

    Ong said the number of complaints shows the matter cannot be taken lightly.

    "When 14 consumers and a pharmacy are involved, with losses exceeding RM80,000 and potentially reaching hundreds of thousands, this matter cannot be taken lightly."

    PPS advised shoppers to:

    • Avoid rushing into payments
    • Do not transfer money to personal bank accounts without verifying seller legitimacy
    • Check seller backgrounds
    • Use traceable payment methods

    The Sarawak Commercial Crime Investigation Department (CCID) is expected to investigate.

    Anyone with information can contact PPS at 017-7109299.

    Consumer awareness is the first line of defence against online scams.

    📍 Location: Kuching, Sarawak
    📰 Details: 14+ victims, RM80,509.98 lost to online shopping scam

    🔗 Source: Borneo Post

    What do you think? Have you or someone you know encountered this scam? 👇


  • K

    古晋河滨公园出现鳄鱼猎食鸽子的画面被拍下,视频在社交媒体疯传,砂旅游部长拿督斯里阿都卡林促请砂森林局立即采取行动。

    阿都卡林今天(6月19日)出席砂拉越州图书馆活动后向记者表示,这段视频证明该鳄鱼并非温顺动物,而是活跃的捕食者。

    "我看到那条鳄鱼吃鸽子的视频。这说明它不是一只驯服的鳄鱼。"

    他警告说:"如果有小孩在那条河游泳,可能会被鳄鱼吃掉。"

    阿都卡林呼吁 砂拉越森林局(SFC) 立即插手处理。SFC 之前在砂拉越河上的水上清真寺(Masjid India)附近多次展开捕鳄行动,已将多只鳄鱼转移到马当的保护区。

    阿都卡林相信这是另一只新来的鳄鱼,因为之前的鳄鱼已经被清走了。

    砂拉越河一带长期有鳄鱼踪迹,尤其在水上清真寺下方。但这次的猎食画面被拍下并疯传,再次引发公众对古晋最热门旅游景点安全问题的关注。

    📍 地点: 古晋河滨公园 / 水上清真寺(Masjid India)
    📰 详情: 鳄鱼猎食鸽子视频广传,部长促SFC尽快行动。SFC之前已在该区捕获多只鳄鱼。
    🔗 新闻来源: DayakDaily / Borneo Post

    你觉得古晋河滨公园还安全吗?👇


  • K

    A large crocodile was filmed hunting and devouring a pigeon at the Kuching Waterfront, prompting a Cabinet minister to call for immediate action.

    A viral video circulating on social media shows the reptile stalking and catching its prey near the popular tourist promenade, just metres from where families walk daily.

    Tourism Minister Dato Sri Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah said the footage proves the crocodile is an active predator and not a passive bystander.

    "I've seen that video of the crocodile eating the pigeon. That means that crocodile is not a very tame one," he told reporters after an event at Pustaka Negeri Sarawak today (June 19).

    "If there are kids swimming in that river, they might end up being eaten by the crocodile," he warned.

    The minister has called on the Sarawak Forestry Corporation (SFC) to take immediate action. SFC had previously conducted capture-and-relocate operations near the floating mosque along the Sarawak River, removing several crocodiles to a sanctuary in Matang.

    Abdul Karim believes this is likely a new crocodile that has moved into the area.

    Crocodile sightings along the Sarawak River are not new — the reptiles have long been known to gather beneath the floating mosque. But this latest incident, captured on video, has revived public concern over safety at one of Kuching's busiest tourist spots.

    📍 Location: Kuching Waterfront / Masjid India (floating mosque)
    📰 Details: Viral video shows crocodile hunting pigeon. Minister urges SFC to act. SFC had previously caught multiple crocs in same area.
    🔗 Source: DayakDaily / Borneo Post

    What do you think? Is the Kuching Waterfront safe? 👇


  • K

    You know that UFO-looking building in Kuching? 🛸

    Yes, the Kuching Civic Centre (Dewan Suarah Kuching) on Jalan Taman Budaya.

    I'll be honest — every time I drive past, I can't help but look up at that umbrella-shaped observation tower. As a kid, it felt straight out of a sci-fi movie.


    📸 Source: Wikipedia

    ⏳ From Landmark to "White Elephant"

    The Civic Centre officially opened on 1 August 1988, right after Kuching was granted city status. Its 74-metre observation tower offers a 360-degree panoramic view — on a clear day, you can see Mount Serapi, Mount Santubong, and even the mountains of Kalimantan.

    Unfortunately… the tower has been closed to the public for over a decade. 😅

    There used to be a restaurant and pub at the top — weekend nights with a drink and city views was a whole vibe. Now? All shut down.


    📸 Source: TripAdvisor

    🎯 What's Still Open?

    Things that are still running:

    • Planetarium Sultan Iskandar
    • PetroSains Playmart (great for kids)
    • The carpark was converted into a skate park — quite popular with the youngsters

    The rest? Mostly closed. The Borneo Post has reported on this several times, and even the Tourist Guides Association called for the tower's restoration back in 2025.


    📸 Source: KuchingBorneo

    💬 What People Are Saying

    "Actually Civic centre is a very nice place. But now neglected didn't do much improvement or maintenance." — TripAdvisor user

    "During its glory days there was a restaurant on top. Nice structure but it's a pity that it's not well maintained." — Google review

    "The surrounding park is worth to go for a walk if you're in the area." — Another visitor

    Overall rating on TripAdvisor is just 2.8/5 — not because it's ugly, but because it's been neglected for years.

    The good news though: the government has a refurbishment plan underway in 2025-2026. The roof has been spotted undergoing renovation! 👷


    📸 Source: Borneo Post

    📍 Practical Info

    • Address: Jalan Taman Budaya, Kuching
    • Opening: Outdoor area is freely accessible
    • Planetarium / PetroSains have their own hours (check ahead)
    • Observation tower: CLOSED (waiting for renovation)
    • Getting there: ~20 min walk from city centre, or a quick Grab ride
    • Nearby: Walking distance to Sarawak Museum & Waterfront

    Anyone here old enough to remember the restaurant at the top? What was it like? Drop your memories below! 👇


  • K

    还记得古晋那个像 UFO 一样的建筑吗?🛸

    没错,就是 Jalan Taman Budaya 的 Kuching Civic Centre(德文沙哇古晋)。

    老实说,每次经过都会抬头看一下那个伞型的观景塔。小时候觉得它超 futuristic,像是科幻电影里的东西。


    📸 来源:Wikipedia

    ⏳ 从地标到 "白象"

    Civic Centre 在 1988 年 8 月 1 日正式开幕,当年是古晋升格为城市的标志性建筑。那个 74 米高的观景塔,天气好的时候可以看到 Serapi 山、Santubong 山,甚至 Kalimantan 的山脉。

    可惜…观景塔已经关闭超过 10 年了。😅

    楼顶曾经有餐厅和 pub,当年去上面喝一杯看夜景是很多人周末的活动。现在嘛,全部关了。


    📸 来源:TripAdvisor

    🎯 现在里面有什么?

    目前还运作的有:

    • Planetarium Sultan Iskandar(天文馆)
    • PetroSains Playmart(适合带小朋友去)
    • 停车场被改成了 skate park,很多年轻人去溜滑板

    其他部分… 基本上是关闭状态。Borneo Post 报导过好几次,连导游协会都在 2025 年呼吁政府修复这个观景塔。


    📸 来源:KuchingBorneo

    💬 网民怎么说?

    "Actually Civic centre is a very nice place. But now neglected didn't do much improvement or maintenance." — TripAdvisor 用户

    "During its glory days there was a restaurant on top. Nice structure but it's a pity that it's not well maintained." — Google review

    "The surrounding park is worth to go for a walk if you're in the area." — 另一位游客

    整体评分在 TripAdvisor 只有 2.8/5,不是因为它本身不好看,是因为荒废了好多年。

    不过好消息是,2025-2026 年政府已经有 refurbishment 计划在进行中,屋顶有看到在翻新了!👷


    📸 来源:Borneo Post

    📍 实用资讯

    • 地址:Jalan Taman Budaya, Kuching
    • 开放:户外区域自由出入
    • 天文馆 / PetroSains 各有营业时间(建议先查)
    • 观景塔:目前关闭中(等 renovation)
    • 交通:市区步行约 20 分钟,或 Grab 一脚就到
    • 附近景点:步行可到 Sarawak Museum、Waterfront

    有没有人去过上面的餐厅?求分享当年是什么样子的!👇


  • K

    砂拉越即将迎来婆罗洲首个玻璃壁球场——耗资800万令吉的国际级设施,选址古晋。

    砂青年、体育及企业发展部副部长拿督杰拉德仁达查布宣布,这个玻璃展示球场可容纳约800名观众,配备专业灯光和广播设施,符合国际赛事标准。

    这个球场是砂拉越备战2027年东运会的其中一项准备工作。

    玻璃壁球场已成为国际赛事的标配,能提供更好的观赛体验,也满足电视转播需求。

    "一旦这个球场建好,砂拉越将有能力主办更多国际级壁球赛事,"仁达查布说。

    工程预计在目前正在举行的亚洲壁球双打锦标赛结束后开工。这项赛事目前在古晋举行,共有来自9个国家的约70名选手参加。

    📍 地点: 古晋,砂拉越
    💰 预算: 800万令吉
    🏟容量: 800人

    仁达查布也提到经济效益——国际队伍来砂拉越训练或参赛,将带动酒店、餐饮和服务业。

    🔗 新闻来源: Utusan Borneo

    你觉得呢?2027年东运会有没有期待?👇


  • K

    Sarawak is building the first glass squash court in Borneo — an RM8 million international-standard facility in Kuching.

    The project was announced by Deputy Minister of Youth, Sports and Entrepreneur Development Datuk Gerald Rentap Jabu. He said the glass show court will seat around 800 spectators and come with specialist lighting and broadcast facilities.

    The court is part of Sarawak's preparations to host squash at the 2027 SEA Games.

    Glass courts have become the norm for international squash tournaments. They offer a better view for spectators and meet requirements for TV broadcasts.

    "Once this court is completed, it will open up opportunities for Sarawak to host more international-standard squash tournaments," Rentap said.

    Construction is expected to start after the ongoing Asian Doubles Squash Championship wraps up. The championship is currently being held in Kuching with around 70 players from nine countries.

    📍 Location: Kuching, Sarawak
    💰 Budget: RM8 million
    🏟️ Capacity: 800 spectators

    Rentap also highlighted the economic side — international teams coming here to train or compete will give a boost to hotels, food, and local services.

    🔗 Source: Utusan Borneo

    What do you think — excited for SEA Games 2027? 👇


  • K

    古晋多个地区居民近期投诉自来水浑浊变色,砂拉越水务(Sarawak Water)强调 Batu Kitang 滤水站运作正常,问题出在输水管网内的沉淀物受水流变动影响。

    6月初开始,古晋县多个地区陆续出现自来水浑浊、水质变色的问题。砂拉越人民联合党(SUPP)公共投诉局主任 Milton Foo 在6月12日指出,他在24小时内就接到超过10宗投诉,呼吁当局公开水质报告并派发干净水源给受影响居民。

    砂拉越水务昨日发文告说明,Batu Kitang 滤水站处理过程一切正常,水质变色是因为供水管网内部的沉淀物受水流变化及系统稳定化工程影响而浮动。

    自6月6日起已展开缓解措施,包括加强管网冲洗及现场监测。最新数据显示,大部分受影响区域的水质已有明显改善,投诉量也比上周减少。

    砂拉越水务表示冲洗和监测工作将持续进行,直至供水系统完全稳定、水质恢复满意水平为止,并对造成不便向用户致歉。

    📸 Borneo Post

    📍 地点: 古晋县多个区域
    📰 详情: Batu Kitang 滤水站运作正常;水质变色因管网沉淀物浮动;冲洗作业持续进行中

    🔗 新闻来源: Borneo Post

    你觉得呢?👇


  • K

    Discoloured tap water has been reported across several areas in Kuching, but Sarawak Water says the Batu Kitang treatment plant is running fine — the issue is caused by sediment disturbance in the distribution network.

    Since early June, residents in parts of Kuching Division have been complaining about murky and discoloured water coming from their taps. The issue escalated to the point where SUPP Public Complaints Bureau chairman Milton Foo said he received over 10 complaints in just 24 hours on June 12.

    Sarawak Water issued a statement yesterday assuring the public that the Batu Kitang Water Treatment Plant continues to operate normally. The company attributed the discolouration to sediment disturbances within the distribution network, triggered by changes in water flow patterns and ongoing system stabilisation activities.

    Mitigation efforts have been ongoing since June 6, including intensified flushing operations and field monitoring. Sarawak Water reports that conditions are improving and complaint trends have declined compared to the previous week.

    The company apologised for the inconvenience and reaffirmed its commitment to restoring water quality to satisfactory levels.

    Milton Foo had previously called for water quality reports to be released and for clean water supplies to be deployed to affected areas.

    📸 Borneo Post

    📍 Location: Multiple areas across Kuching Division
    📰 Details: Batu Kitang Water Treatment Plant remains operational; discolouration due to sediment disturbance in pipes; flushing operations ongoing

    🔗 Source: Borneo Post

    What do you think? 👇


  • K

    If you only have time for one street in Kuching, make it Main Bazaar and Carpenter Street.

    I'm not saying this lightly — you can easily spend an entire afternoon here, and every visit turns up something new.


    📸 Source: Wikimedia Commons / Row of heritage shophouses along Main Bazaar

    Let me break down what makes this area special👇

    🏪 Main Bazaar — Souvenir Heaven

    Running parallel to the Kuching Waterfront, Main Bazaar is a row of century-old shophouses packed with character. Every shop has its own personality — some sell authentic Sarawakian handicrafts like pua kumbu (Ikat weaving), wooden masks, and beaded accessories; others are antique dens with old coins, vintage telephones, and WWII-era ceramics. There are also pepper specialty shops selling Sarawak white and black pepper at prices cheaper than supermarkets.

    One Google Maps reviewer wrote (4.5 stars): "You can find everything Sarawak here in one street. Great souvenirs at reasonable prices if you bargain."

    A TripAdvisor user shared: "Spent the whole afternoon browsing. Ended up buying two pieces of pua kumbu fabric and a parang. The shop owner patiently explained the meaning behind each pattern."

    Pro tip: Polite bargaining is expected, especially if you're buying multiple items.

    🔨 Carpenter Street — Cafes & Old-School Charm

    Turn the corner from Main Bazaar and you'll find Carpenter Street (locally known as Jalan Tukang Besi or simply "Carpenter"). The vibe shifts here — less touristy, more local.

    Must-visit spots:

    • Old Charming Café — A converted heritage shophouse with vintage Nanyang decor. Their white coffee and kaya toast are legendary.
    • Black Bean Cafe — Run by young local owners, solid coffee and a chill spot to rest your feet.

    Beyond cafes, this street still has traditional Chinese medicine halls, old-school barbershops, and goldsmiths that have been operating for decades. A local resident put it this way: "Carpenter Street is where old Kuching still breathes. Some shops have been here for three generations."

    🛍️ Shopping Tips

    • Most shops open 9am-5/6pm, though some cafes stay open later
    • Some shops close on Sundays
    • Best buys: Sarawak pepper, pua kumbu textiles, wood carvings, handmade beadwork, local snacks like kek lapis
    • Many shops accept Touch 'n Go / credit cards


    📸 Source: Wikimedia Commons / A five-foot way covered walkway, classic Nanyang shophouse architecture

    📍 Getting There

    Main Bazaar / Carpenter Street is right next to the Kuching Waterfront, easily walkable from most city center hotels (Hilton, Grand Margherita, Merdeka Palace — all within 5-10 minutes walk). If driving, there's open-air parking nearby but it gets tight on weekends.

    🌟 My Take

    If you've only got half a day in Kuching city, this stretch is worth every minute. It's not a tourist trap — it's the real deal, with genuine local character. Grab some souvenirs, sip a white coffee, snap photos of the heritage architecture. This IS Kuching's名片 (名片 means business card / identity).

    Have you been here? What's the most interesting thing you've found on Main Bazaar? Drop your stories below! 👇


    📸 Source: Wikimedia Commons / The old wharf beside Main Bazaar, once a busy cargo landing point


    📸 Source: Wikimedia Commons / River embankment with Main Bazaar in view


  • K

    古晋旅行如果只能走一条街,我会毫不犹豫推荐 Main Bazaar 和 Carpenter Street。

    不是那种"来都来了随便走走"的程度,而是认真逛的话你可以花掉整个下午,而且每次去都有新发现。


    📸 来源:Wikimedia Commons / 古晋 Main Bazaar 一排老店屋,浓浓南洋风情

    这条街到底有什么好逛?我分开讲👇

    🏪 Main Bazaar — 手信天堂

    Main Bazaar 就在河滨公园旁边,一整排超过百年历史的店屋。每家店卖的东西都不太一样——有卖砂拉越原住民手工艺品的,pua kumbu(伊班织布)、木雕面具、串珠饰品;有卖古玩的,旧钱币、老式电话、二战时期的瓷碗;还有胡椒专卖店,白胡椒黑胡椒整包卖,价格比超市还便宜。

    Google Maps 上一位游客写道:"You can find everything Sarawak here in one street. Great souvenirs at reasonable prices if you bargain."(4.5星)

    TripAdvisor 也有评论说:"逛了一整个下午,买了两块 pua kumbu 布料和一把 parang,老板还耐心解释了每种花纹的意思。"

    价格方面注意:如果老板开价太高,可以礼貌杀价,尤其是买多件的时候。

    🔨 Carpenter Street — 咖啡馆与老字号

    Main Bazaar 转角拐进去就是 Carpenter Street(中文叫亚答街/传统木匠街)。这边气氛很不一样——少了游客的喧嚣,多了本地人的日常。

    这条街上有几间非常值得进去的咖啡馆:

    • Old Charming Café — 由老店屋改造,复古南洋装潢,白咖啡和烤面包是招牌
    • Black Bean Cafe — 年轻人开的,咖啡水准不错,适合歇脚

    除了咖啡馆,这里还有中药行、老式理发店、金铺。一位当地人评价说:"Carpenter Street is where old Kuching still breathes. Some shops have been here for three generations."

    🛍️ 购物小贴士

    • Main Bazaar 的店大概 9am 开到 5-6pm,但有些 cafe 开到晚上
    • 星期日部分店休息
    • 推荐买的东西:砂拉越胡椒、pua kumbu、木雕、手工串珠、本地零食(如 kek lapis)
    • 部分店家接受 Touch 'n Go / 信用卡


    📸 来源:Wikimedia Commons / 古晋老店的五脚基(five foot way),典型的南洋骑楼走廊

    📍 怎么去

    Main Bazaar / Carpenter Street 就在 Kuching Waterfront 旁边,走路就能到。如果你住在市中心(像 Hilton、Grand Margherita、Merdeka Palace),步行5-10分钟就到。开车的话附近有露天停车场,周末比较难找位。

    🌟 我的建议

    如果你只有半天时间在古晋市区,这条路值得走一趟。不是那种"旅游陷阱"式的购物街,而是真的有本地特色的地方。买点手信、喝杯白咖啡、拍拍老建筑——你是游客?这里就是古晋的名片。

    去过的朋友来分享一下,你在这条街买过什么有意思的东西?🫵


    📸 来源:Wikimedia Commons / Main Bazaar 旁的河岸码头,以前是货船停靠的地方


    📸 来源:Wikimedia Commons / 河堤与 Main Bazaar 全景


  • K

    Niti Daun Road Closures Map

    Heading to the city centre tomorrow or Saturday? Plan your route — 12 roads around Kuching Waterfront will be closed for the Sarawak-level Gawai celebration.

    The closures are for the 'Niti Daun' programme, part of the Sarawak Gawai 2026 celebration at Kuching Waterfront.

    📍 Closure schedule:

    • June 19 (Fri): 12pm – 6pm (rehearsal)
    • June 20 (Sat): 10am – 6pm (main event)

    🚧 Affected roads: Lebuh Java, Market Road, Gambier Road, Old Court House Road, Jalan Tun Abang Haji Openg, Carpenter Street, Lebuh Wayang, Main Bazaar, Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman, Jalan Chan Chin Ann, Jalan Abell, and slip roads near the White Cat statue & Sri Aman roundabout.

    Police also advise against roadside parking in the affected areas.

    📞 Traffic Enquiries: Kuching Traffic Division at 082-259900

    🔗 Source: DayakDaily

    Plan ahead and avoid the jam! 🚗

    What do you think? 👇


    [image: 1781744678877-niti-daun-map.png] Heading to the city centre tomorrow or Saturday? Plan your route — 12 roads around Kuching Waterfront will be closed for the Sarawak-level Gawai celebration. The closures are for the 'Niti Daun' programme, part of the Sarawak Gawai 2026 celebration at Kuching Waterfront. Closure schedule: June 19 (Fri): 12pm – 6pm (rehearsal) June 20 (Sat): 10am – 6pm (main event) Affected roads: Lebuh Java, Market Road, Gambier Road, Old Court House Road, Jalan Tun Abang Haji Openg, Carpenter Street, Lebuh Wayang, Main Bazaar, Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman, Jalan Chan Chin Ann, Jalan Abell, and slip roads near the White Cat statue & Sri Aman roundabout. Police also advise against roadside parking in the affected areas. Traffic Enquiries: Kuching Traffic Division at 082-259900 Source: DayakDaily Plan ahead and avoid the jam! What do you think?
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    明天或星期六要去市区?先看好地图再出门!古晋河滨公园举办砂拉越级 Gawai 达雅节 Niti Daun 庆典 — 12 条道路分阶段关闭。

    古晋警区主任 Alexson Naga Chabu 表示,封路是为了确保彩排和正式活动的安全与交通顺畅。

    📍 封路时间:

    • 6月19日(周五): 中午12时至傍晚6时(彩排)
    • 6月20日(周六): 上午10时至傍晚6时(正式活动)

    🚧 涉及道路: Lebuh Java、Market Road、Gambier Road、Old Court House Road、Jalan Tun Abang Haji Openg、亚答街(Carpenter Street)、Lebuh Wayang、Main Bazaar、Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman、Jalan Chan Chin Ann、Jalan Abell,以及白猫雕像附近和 Sri Aman 交通圈的周边路段。

    警方也提醒驾驶人士不要在受影响路段的肩位停车。

    📞 更多详情可联系古晋交通调查与执法组:082-259900

    🔗 新闻来源: DayakDaily

    提前规划路线,避开塞车!🚗

    你怎么看?👇


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    英国驻东盟贸易特使Naz Shah到访古晋,参观婆罗洲文化博物馆,赞扬砂拉越拥有成为国际文化旅游目的地的巨大潜力。

    周二,Shah在砂旅游、创意产业及表演艺术部副部长拿督史诺丹拉旺(Datuk Snowdan Lawan)、砂人工智能中心首席执行官曾华强教授(Prof Dr Patrick Then)以及博物馆馆长Yasmin Khalid Nicholls陪同下参观了婆罗洲文化博物馆(BCM)。

    英国重申加强与砂拉越合作

    Shah表示,英国将继续加强与马来西亚、尤其是砂拉越以及东盟地区在贸易、投资和旅游领域的战略合作。

    "这是一次非常有意义的体验,我想把它分享给英国人民,让更多人了解和欣赏砂拉越的价值,"她说。

    她指出,砂拉越的多元文化、丰富遗产和独特自然环境使其成为吸引国际游客的宝贵资产。

    世界级博物馆

    她形容婆罗洲文化博物馆为一座"世界级机构",成功向本地和国际观众展示了砂拉越及婆罗洲丰富的文化内涵。

    "这里展示的内容非常出色,让人更深入地了解砂拉越的人民和文化遗产,"她补充道。

    📍 地点: 古晋婆罗洲文化博物馆
    📰 详情: 英国重申加强与砂拉越在贸易、投资及旅游方面的合作承诺

    🔗 新闻来源: Borneo Post Online

    你觉得砂拉越的国际形象越来越受到关注了吗?👇


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    UK Trade Envoy to ASEAN Naz Shah visited Kuching and toured the Borneo Cultures Museum, saying Sarawak has "significant potential" as an international cultural tourism destination.

    During her visit on Tuesday, Shah was accompanied by Deputy Minister for Tourism, Creative Industry and Performing Arts Datuk Snowdan Lawan, Sarawak Artificial Intelligence Centre CEO Prof Dr Patrick Then, and museum curator Yasmin Khalid Nicholls.

    UK reaffirms commitment to Sarawak

    Shah said the UK remains committed to strengthening strategic cooperation with Malaysia, particularly Sarawak, and countries across the ASEAN region in trade, investment and tourism.

    "This has been an incredibly meaningful experience, and I want to share it with people in the UK so that more people can learn about and appreciate what Sarawak has to offer," she said.

    World-class museum

    She described the Borneo Cultures Museum (BCM) as a "world-class institution" that successfully showcases the cultural richness of Sarawak and Borneo to both local and international audiences.

    "What is displayed here is remarkable and provides a deeper understanding of the people and heritage of Sarawak," she added.

    📍 Location: Borneo Cultures Museum, Kuching
    📰 Details: UK reaffirms commitment to deepening ties with Sarawak in trade, investment and tourism

    🔗 Source: Borneo Post Online

    What do you think of Sarawak's growing international profile? 👇


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    English Version — Crocodile Farm

    🐊 Honestly, when I first heard about a "crocodile farm" in Kuching, I thought it'd be just a small pond with a few crocs.

    Turns out I was dead wrong.

    Jong's Crocodile Farm & Recreation Park in Siburan (about 30-40 mins from Kuching city) is home to over a thousand crocodiles — from tiny babies to massive saltwater giants that'll make you rethink your life choices 😅


    📸 Source: Crocodile enclosure at Jong's Crocodile Farm

    The Feeding Show is the main event 🎯
    There's a scheduled feeding session where staff go in and feed the crocs. The moment they throw food in, these lazy-looking dinosaurs turn into lightning-fast predators. The contrast is insane.

    One Google Maps reviewer said:

    "First time seeing a croc feeding show this close. It's surprisingly thrilling! The staff also explains the behavior of each croc — very educational."

    Another visitor wrote:

    "My kids keep asking to go back. Way more fun than the regular zoo tbh."


    📸 Source: Feeding show in action

    More than just crocs
    Besides the main crocodile enclosures, there's a mini zoo section with monkeys, birds, snakes, monitor lizards, and other local wildlife. It's a compact but well-curated place — you can easily spend 1-2 hours exploring.

    From TripAdvisor:

    "Better than I expected. The whole place is well maintained, toilets are clean, and for RM20 entry fee it's honestly great value."


    📸 Source: Close-up of a massive saltwater crocodile

    What you need to know 🗺

    • Location: Jalan Puncak Borneo, Siburan (~30 mins drive from Kuching)
    • Hours: Daily 9:00AM - 5:00PM
    • Entry: Adults ~RM20-30, Kids ~RM10-15
    • Feeding show times: Check at the counter (usually morning & afternoon sessions)
    • Suggested visit time: 1-2 hours


    📸 Source: Jong's Crocodile Farm entrance

    Bottom line:
    If you're visiting Kuching with family, or if you're just fascinated by these prehistoric creatures, this place is worth the drive. It's not a luxury attraction — it's raw, educational, and genuinely fun.

    There aren't many large-scale crocodile farms in Malaysia, and Jong's is easily one of the best-run ones 👌

    Anyone else been here? Drop your experience below 👇


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    中文版 — 鳄魚农场

    😳 Kuching 竟然有 1000+ 隻鱷魚養在一個地方?

    從市區開車大概 30-40 分鐘,Siburan 方向有個很低調但超有料的景點——Jong's Crocodile Farm(鱷魚農場)。如果你跟我一樣以為只是小小的動物園,那就大錯特錯了😅

    這裡養了上千條鱷魚,從小 Baby 到那種你看了會退三步的巨大型,全部在一個地方。


    📸 来源:Jong's Crocodile Farm — 鳄鱼池俯瞰

    我第一次去的時候,站在看台上往下看,真的嚇到——滿池子的鱷魚在曬太陽、張嘴、移動,那種畫面不是去動物園能感受到的。


    📸 来源:鳄鱼喂食表演现场

    餵食秀是必看的 🎯
    每天固定時間會有工作人員出來餵食。你可以看到鱷魚從水裡瞬間彈起來搶食,速度超快,跟牠們曬太陽時懶洋洋的樣子完全是兩回事。

    網友在 Google Maps 留言:

    「第一次這麼近距離看 feed show,真的很刺激!工作人員還一邊講解,學到很多東西😆
    「我女兒一直說要再去,比 zoo 有趣」


    📸 来源:超大型咸水鳄近距离特写

    除了鱷魚還有什麼?
    不只看鱷魚而已。這裡還有迷你動物園的部分——有猴子、鳥類、蛇、蜥蜴等等。算是一個小型生態園區,帶小朋友來的話大概可以逛 1-2 小時。

    TripAdvisor 上面有人寫:

    「其實比我想像中好很多,不只是養鱷魚的地方而已。整個園區有在維護,廁所也乾淨。」
    「入門票 RM20 左右,以這個價格來說 CP 值很高。」


    📸 来源:Jong's Crocodile Farm 入口处

    實用資訊 🗺

    • 地點: Jalan Puncak Borneo, Siburan(約 30 分鐘車程 from Kuching city)
    • 開放時間: 每天 9:00AM - 5:00PM
    • 門票: 成人約 RM20-30,小孩約 RM10-15
    • 餵食秀時間: 建議到現場確認(通常在早上和下午各一場)
    • 建議遊玩時間: 1-2 小時

    我的心得:
    如果你是帶家人、小孩來 Kuching 玩,或者你單純對鱷魚這種史前生物有興趣,這個地方真的很值得來一趟。環境雖然不是那種豪華型景點,但勝在真實、直接、有教育意義。

    而且老實說,馬來西亞有規模的鱷魚農場沒幾個,Jong's 算是辦得最好的之一👌

    有人去過嗎?留言分享一下你的經驗👇


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    MBKS 警告古晋美食节摊主:摊位不得转租转卖,违者撤销资格 + 列入黑名单

    古晋南市市政局(MBKS)今日发出严正警告,提醒所有已获分配 2026 年古晋美食节摊位的成功申请者,严禁将摊位转租、转卖或转让给第三方。

    MBKS 表示,当局发现在社交媒体上出现一则帖文,公然出售已经分配到的美食节摊位,因此必须采取行动。

    禁止事项包括:

    • 转租、转让或转卖摊位
    • 以任何形式与第三方共享摊位
    • 未经授权更改经营者

    违者将面临:

    • 摊位资格即时撤销
    • 押金没收
    • 列入黑名单,未来不得再参与古晋美食节

    MBKS 也提醒,成功申请者必须在整个美食节期间每晚营业。累计连续 3 晚未营业,同样可能被采取执法行动,包括没收押金。

    当局呼吁公众不要参与任何未经授权的摊位买卖或协商,强调这类交易「未经授权、无效,MBKS 在任何情况下都不会承认」。

    2026 年古晋美食节预计吸引数万人潮,是古晋年度盛事之一。

    📍 地点: 古晋南市
    📰 详情: 社媒惊现转卖摊位帖文,MBKS 发警告严打违规行为

    🔗 新闻来源: DayakDaily

    你觉得呢?👇


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    MBKS warns Kuching Food Festival stall owners — no subletting, no reselling, or face blacklisting

    The Kuching South City Council (MBKS) has issued a firm warning to all 2026 Kuching Food Festival stall holders after spotting a social media ad offering an already-allocated stall for sale.

    In a statement released today, MBKS said it’s aware of the ad and won’t tolerate any violation of the stall allocation rules. Strictly prohibited under any circumstances:

    • Subletting, renting, or transferring stalls
    • Selling or assigning stalls to third parties
    • Sharing stalls with unauthorised operators

    Any successful applicant found guilty of these violations faces immediate revocation of their stall allocation, forfeiture of their deposit, and blacklisting from future Kuching Food Festival events.

    The council also reminded operators that they’re required to operate every night throughout the festival period. Failure to operate for a cumulative three nights may result in enforcement action, including deposit forfeiture.

    MBKS urged the public not to engage in any unauthorised purchase or negotiation of allocated stalls, adding that such transactions “are unauthorised, invalid, and will not be recognised by MBKS under any circumstances.”

    The Kuching Food Festival 2026 is expected to draw tens of thousands of visitors — one of the most anticipated events on the Kuching calendar.

    📍 Location: Kuching South City (MBKS)
    📰 Details: Stall resale discovered on social media; MBKS warns of revocation, deposit forfeiture, and blacklisting

    🔗 Source: DayakDaily

    What do you think? 👇