Kuching *Kucing and Food*

This will be the last entry of Kuching trip. As promised, I’ll show you the Kucing Kuching/Kuching Cat before I start to stimulate your salivary gland with food in Kuching!! Hahaha!


I didn’t see any living cat in Kuching town. All the cats I saw were either statues or souvenirs. 

We walked around the town on the last day in Kuching.

Kuching *caves*

I was pretty curious in the natural reserve caves in Sarawak. I didn’t have time to Mulu Cave or Niah Cave, so I went to two small caves which are about an hour driving distance from Kuching. They are Wind Cave and Fairy Cave which located near to the town of Bau.


Welcome to Wind Cave.

Entrance to the cave is Rm3 for adult or Rm1.50 for student. It’s pitch-black inside the cave. So we rented torchlights.

Ready to explore!

The Monkey Business & The Crocodile Tears

Jeng jeng~~ Actually this post has nothing to do with any silly monkey business and insincere crocodile tears. It's literally about monkey and crocodile. Actually is not monkey also, because they are apes (orangutan)

First, I’ll bring you to Semenggoh Wildlife Centre aka Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre.

We went there at 8am so that we can catch up with the first feeding session at 9am. It’s about 30 minutes away from Kuching and the entrance fee was RM3 but we paid RM1.50 only for student price. Haha!

Kuching *Culture*

Every mid of the year, me and my high school all-time buddies will plan a trip to somewhere. We are all poor students with bonded loan, so local will be good enough for budget wise.

This year, we have chosen Kuching, Sarawak.

The first place we went was Sarawak cultural village which is in Damai, about 40 minutes-drive away from Kuching.