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Home / Travel / Malaysia / Sarawak / Sibu / 4 days 3 Night Food Hunting in Central of Sarawak

4 days 3 Night Food Hunting in Central of Sarawak

October 19, 2017 by StrawberrY Gal

Is time to cuti cuti Malaysia and this round, we had venture to the Central of Sarawak where we wil be covering the heart of Sarawak. Progressing from a once laidback town to a bustling city centre, Sibu is located 130 km from the South China Sea, at the confluence of the Igan and Rajang River.Take a flight into this lovely cit of Sibu where you can witness the beautiful city and experience to food.

With the long history of the heart of Sarawak, Sibu is derived from the name of the local fruits – Sibau and they were part of the Sultanate of Brunei and was laster ceded to James Brooke of Sarawak who established Fort Brooke in town. Flying with AirAsia, now you can visit Sibu conveniently where they have the direct flight from KLIA2 to Sibu.

And here you go with our itinerary of the day to the beautiful city of Sarawak.

Morning
Afternoon
Night
Day
1
Flight
to Sibu
Visit to Sibu Heritage Centre, World Fuzhou
Heritage Gallery
Visit the Kompia Shop
Lunch: Uncle Bakery
Visit Rajang Esplanade and boat trip to
Bawang Assan Longhouse
Dinner: Dinner with the Iban delicacies
Day
2
Proceed to Mukah
Visit the Mee Suah Factory
Visit
the Lamin Dana Cultural Boutique and Handicraft Centre
Lunch
: Riverside Restaurant
Dinner:
The Fisherman Restaurant
Day
3
Visit
the Black Pepper Farm
Breakfast
: Bosco Café
Break
Bintangor Signature : Tumpik
And
Rojak @ Wong Hung Ping
Lunch:  Golden Happiness Restaurant
Visit
the Sibu Market
Experience
The Night Market Sibu
This trip sponsored by
Air Asia & Tourism Sarawak

 

Filed Under: Malaysia, Sarawak, Sibu, Travel

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