Tour length: 13 Days
Catering: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Age limit: 17 years old of age and above
Price: on request.
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Tour price includes:
Flight tickets are NOT included.
Exploring Sarawak, Malaysia, on a bike with a certified BMW Motorrad International Tour Guide.
Arrival at Kuching International Airport. Upon arrival, transfer to Riverside Majestic hotel and checkin. Spend the remainder of the day with motorcycle familiarisation. Dinner at Muara Tebas.
Begin your journey from Kuching the capital city of Sarawak, the largest state in Malaysia. Begin your exploration of Kuching City with a visit to the iconic places such as :
● Kuching Waterfront, the most popular gathering place in Kuching city. The esplanade stretches for about 900 meter along the south bank of the Sarawak River.
● Astana Palace, which is the official residence of the government of the state of Sarawak.
● Fort Margherita, one of Kuching’s most significant and well-preserved historical landmarks, offering a fascinating glimpse into the colonial past of Sarawak.
● Main Bazaar and Carpenter Street, are two of the most iconic and historically rich streets in the heart of kuching, While Main Bazaar was the commercial heart of the town, Carpenter Street had a more local and artisanal vibe, with workshops and residential areas.
Carry on with ride trip to Bau, town that rich in historical, cultural, and natural significance. Carry on with kayak at Semadang. Then, visit the Orangutan Sanctuary that offers an incredible opportunity to see one of the world’s most fascinating and endangered primates in its natural habitat.
● The Semenggoh Orangutan Rehabilitation Center was founded in 1975. Currently, it occupies an area of 40 hectares of tropical forests. The main goal of the Rehabilitation Center is the adaptation of orphaned and injured orangutans to their natural habitat in nature. Living in a “closed nursery”, young orangutans acquire skills for survival in the jungle, and gradually move to live in an “open nursery”, where freedom of movement increases and dependence on food and emotional support decreases. Most orangutans after such a course of rehabilitation achieve complete independence in their natural habitat and are fully integrated into the population of wild orangutans.
Dinner at the restaurant.
Ride from Kuching to Kanowit, crossing through two rivers by ferry. Lunch in Sarikei town. Then, experience Iban longhouse that offers a truly immersive experience into the heart of Sarawak’s indigenous culture. Check-in Benjamin Angki Homestay.
Depart from Kanowit and ride head to Mukah. Mukah is home to a diverse mix of ethnic groups, including the Melanau, Iban, Malay, and Chinese communities.The town is rich in cultural heritage, and the Melanau culture, including its language, traditional dances, and customs, plays a significant role in the area’s identity. Lunch in Dalat Village. Check-in Mukah Hotel.
Depart from Mukah to ride head to Belaga. Belaga is a district and town located in the central region of Sarawak, Malaysia. It lies within the heart of Borneo and is known for its beautiful natural landscapes, including vast rainforests, rivers, and mountains, as well as its indigenous cultures. Breakfast in Laman Dana Heritage Centre. Lunch in Bintulu Town. Check in to Kayan Homestay, Uma Belor.
● Kayan Homestay, Uma Belor, the longest longhouse in Malaysia. This longhouse experience takes you to appreciate the intricate handicrafts of the Kayan people with their colorful beads, and beautiful wood carvings.
Depart and ride head to Miri city. Preparation bikes in workshop for off-road journey. Visit Miri crocodile farm, with a variety of crocodile species, as well as other animals, and provides an educational experience about these fascinating reptiles. Check-in to Imperial Hotel. Dinner with Miri Bikers Club.
Depart from Miri and ride to Long San, Kenyah Village. Discovering Timber Road Travel. Check-in Jevinda Village Stay. Discover Kenyah Heritage.
● The Kenyah people are one of the most prominent indigenous groups in Sarawak, Their heritage is deeply rooted in a rich tapestry of tradition, spirituality, art, and community that has been passed down through generations.
*waterfall hike if arrive early
Ride to Long Banga, a significant village located in the Belaga District of Sarawak, and serves as an important cultural and geographical hub for the indigenous Kenyah and Kayan peoples. Check-in to Villagestay. Visit Penan village along the way.
*waterfall hike if arrive early
Ride to Bario, The Highland Heart of Borneo. Lunch at Pa Dalih Village. Check in to Villagestay in Bario. Welcome ceremony for guests.
● Bario is a highland, which is located at 1000 m above sea level, so it is highly recommended to use sunscreen lotion before the excursion, as well as fill a bottle of drinking water.
● The excursion will begin with a visit to the salt mineral springs. Here you will see the process of evaporation and preparation of salt. Bario mineral springs look like ordinary springs, which have one difference – their spring water has a salty taste. To extract the salt, locals evaporate it for 24 hours, and then place the resulting salt in bamboo pipes to subject them to further firing, which allows the salt to harden.
● Next, you will visit a pineapple plantation and a sheep farm, where you will have the opportunity to feed sheep from your hands. To do this, you need to buy salt and be patient so that the sheep get used to you and willingly eat salt from your hands.
Rest and Preparation for return to Miri. Spend time with visit to Kelabit Longhouse and Eco farm.
● Kelabit Longhouse, the center of the Kelabit people’s cultural practices and rituals. Many traditional customs are observed in the longhouse, from agricultural festivals to rites of passage.
Ride back to Miri. Check-in Segah Selaan Homestay.
Arrive in Miri. Check-in Miri Hotel. Celebration dinner party for the success of the journey!
Things to bring (Bikers only):
Complete off-road riding gear (chest / back / elbow / knee protection), high boots * Adv / Off-road helmet (full face) * Gloves * Rain jacket (if you don’t like being wet) * Dry bags for light luggage during travel
Things to bring (Everyone):
Hiking shoes * Sandals * Medication & Supplements (personal use) * International Driver’s Permit * Passport * Travel Insurance
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