Kampung Budaya Sarawak

The Sarawak Cultural Village is located at the foot of Mount Santubong and covers an area of 17 acres. Although the Cultural Village is not big, it is like a living museum, allowing visitors to witness the multiculturalism of Sarawak with their own eyes. The cultural village has a quiet environment and beautiful scenery. There are traditional longhouses and various styles of residences of the seven major ethnic groups in Sarawak, namely Ulu, Punam, Malano, Iban, Bidayu, Malay and Chinese. They are all built with raw materials such as salt wood, bamboo, rattan, and yada leaves, giving people the feeling of a primitive village. In this "living museum", each house has ethnic artists in traditional costumes busy doing handicrafts and explaining their way of life to tourists, and there are often demonstrations of handicraft making and dance and music performances of various ethnic groups in the village. . A visit to the Sarawak Cultural Village is a cultural journey, where 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 programs are colorful and popular. Each dance performance is actually a wonderful performance of national costumes, which is not only a vivid portrayal of Sarawak civilization, but also brings tourists the information of multi-ethnic harmony.