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🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾Sibu is located in Sarawak, Malaysia, also known as Sibu. It is the third largest city in Sarawak and is famous for its rich culture and natural resources. It is also one of the important commercial centers in Malaysia. There are many local Chinese people and it has a unique cultural atmosphere. Attraction introduction 1. Tua Pek Kong Temple: This is the belief center of the local Chinese. The architectural style is simple and elegant, full of historical charm. You can understand the development process of the Chinese in the local area. 2. Sibu Riverside Park: Built along the Sibu River, it has beautiful scenery. You can take a walk here, enjoy the river view, and many local plants. Recommended tour routes👣👣👣 Day 1: After arriving in Sibu, go to your accommodation to place your luggage. After a short rest, go to Tua Pek Kong Temple to feel the strong cultural atmosphere. Afterwards, go shopping in nearby neighborhoods to experience the local life. Enjoy a meal in the city in the evening. Day 2: Go to Sibu Riverside Park to enjoy the natural scenery and spend the morning leisurely here. Ticket information🎫🎫🎫 Both Tua Pek Kong Temple and Sibu Riverside Park are open to the public free of charge. About transportation🚗🚌🚄 Sibu Airport can be reached via domestic flights from Kuala Lumpur. In Sibu City, there are public transportation such as taxis and local buses, making traveling relatively convenient. About accommodation🏠🏠🏠 There are various levels of hotels and B&Bs to choose from in the city. If you want to experience local characteristics, you can choose a Chinese-run B&B; if you are looking for comfort and convenience, international chain hotels are also a good choice. About food🍛🍝🍺 1. Fuzhou noodles: This is a local specialty. The noodles have a smooth texture and the soup is delicious. 2. Sarawak Laksa: The rich soup paired with noodles, fish cakes and other ingredients has a unique taste. Notes[○][○][○] 1. Respect local religious and cultural customs, especially at religious sites such as Tua Pek Kong Temple. 2. Pay attention to weather changes and bring rain gear, as there may be sudden rainfall in the area. 3. Take care of your personal belongings when taking public transportation.