| Kuching, the capital city of Sarawak, has been described as one of the most attractive and livable cities in Southeast Asia. With its vast ethnic diversity, its people are known for their high level of racial, religious and social tolerance. Kuching, meaning ‘cat’ in the Malay language, is rich in history with old-world charms blended into 21st century modernity. The city offers entertainment, restaurants and nightlife to suit most tastes. The campus of SUT-Sarawak is just 10 minutes from the city center. This dynamic city offers numerous attractions, most within easy walking distance of each other. Visitors can take a walk through the beautifully landscaped parks and gardens along the Sungai Sarawak River, or spend the day exploring Kuching’s unique museums (such as the Sarawak Museum, the Chinese History Museum, or the Cat Museum) and its stunning historical buildings, sites, and monuments. For a taste of the traditional, visitors can take a trip across the river where they will find several kampong (or villages) of traditional Malay houses and mosques, or do some shopping at Kuching’s traditional outdoor Sunday Market, where they can buy just about anything, from exotic fruits to live birds and fish. From outdoor adventures such as kayaking and caving to urban opportunities for clubbing, shopping, and fine dining, the city of Kuching offers something for everyone. For more information on Kuching: |