Sarawak...

... a.k.a. Land of the Hornbill, is the largest state of Malaysia (ok lah... enough for all these introduction...)
Below is the summary of my trip to Sarawak (keeping it short to prevent readers' eyes and my fingers from straining lol):

Me, How and Daniel went to KL Sentral in the night of 31st of Jan...
waited there until 3am for Aerobus to carry us to LCCT...
then we stayed in LCCT until 7am for our flight to Sarawak (I didn't sleep at all!)...

From left: How, Qing Kai and me!

The flight from KL to Miri was about 2 and a half hour... sat there until my backache in the uncomfortable, firm AirAsia aeroplane seat!
I was a little bit unwell coz it was my first time travelling in air and I didn't expect tat aeroplane needs sudden acceleration to fly up to the sky...
All those G-Force made me a little nausea...

Below us was the land of Miri and South China Sea!

After landed, we went for lunch and then to a Lambir Hill's waterfall!
For the first time in my life I brought my handphone and wallet along wit me into the water pool minutes before realising tat both of them were inside my pocket!!!
Immediately I ran out from the pool, remove the components of my phone to dry and my wallet from my pocket (wallet took few days to be completely dry!)... Wat an unlucky day!

After swimming at the waterfall, we went to the town of Miri to eat one of my fav food, ABC!
The ABC was delicious and so was its keropok udang & rojak!

After filling our stomach to its brim, we visited Canada Hill, where the Malaysia's first oil well is located...
We did some extreme hill climbing there with muddy and steep ground... It was a dirty, tiring but awesome experience!

The next day we went to Niah National Park to visit the famous Gua Niah!
It took about 1 hour drive to get there from Miri...


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We have to ride a boat first to the other side near the entrance of the park...

After about 4km of walking, we finally reached Gua Niah! Below was the archeology site near the cave:

We walked inside the cave with torchlight (it's a must to illuminate the dark surrounding) and saw some traditional + modern cave drawings (meaning graffiti =.='')
Every step must be made carefully because the floor was slippery and covered with bats and cave swiftlets' poo...
We also visited the Painted Cave... Then we went back to the same stall to eat ABC again, lol!

The 'mouth' of Gua Niah!

At dusk, we visited Marina Bay, it's a seaside tat has mesmerising view of the sunset...

In the early of our last day in Sarawak, a fren of mine wanted to buy bird nest back to KL...
According to him, the price of bird nest in Sarawak is cheaper than KL!

Then we travelled to Crocodile Farm... It's like a mini zoo where a myriad of species of animals were kept there...
We even fed some crocs with raw meats there!!!

The last dusk of us in Sarawak before we fly to Sabah at night... Sarawak does have an amazing view of sunset!

Sabah tale to be continued......