Sarawak Cultural Village

The Sarawak Cultural Village is located at the foot of Mount Santubong, covering an area of ​​17 acres. Although the cultural village is not large, it is like a living museum, allowing tourists to witness the diverse culture of Sarawak with their own eyes.

The environment in the cultural village is quiet and the scenery is beautiful. The village has traditional longhouses and various styles of residences of Sarawak's seven major ethnic groups, including Ulu, Punan, Melanau, Iban, Bidayuh, Malay, and Chinese. Most of the buildings are built with saltwood, bamboo, rattan, and attap leaves. The original materials make it feel like a primitive village. In this "living museum", each house has ethnic artists wearing traditional costumes busy making handicrafts and explaining their lifestyles to tourists. There are often demonstrations of handicraft production and dance and music performances of various ethnic groups in the village.

Visiting the Sarawak Cultural Village is a cultural journey, and 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 program is rich and colorful and very popular. Each dance performance is actually a wonderful performance of ethnic costumes, which is not only a vivid portrayal of Sarawak civilization, but also brings tourists the message of harmonious coexistence of diverse ethnic groups.