Top Miri Art & Culture

Venture deep into the heart of Borneo with the Niah Caving Exploration at Niah National Park. Trek through lush rainforest to reach the awe-inspiring Great Cave, where history and nature collide. Inside, discover ancient cave paintings, prehistoric artifacts, and one of Southeast Asia’s oldest human remains—dating back over 40,000 years. Marvel at massive limestone chambers, observe swiftlets and bats in their natural habitat, and witness traditional bird’s nest harvesting. Whether you're drawn by adventure or history, Niah offers a captivating journey into the past, hidden within Borneo’s wild beauty.

The Bario Highlands (Kelabit Highlands) is a highland plateau in the interior of Sarawak in Malaysia. The isolated region bordering Kalimantan, Indonesia, is now very popular for jungle trekking as well as those hoping to get away from it all. Lying at an altitude of about 3,500 feet above sea level in the north-eastern corner of Sarawak is the famous Bario Highland, a Kelabit territory, one of the minority Orang Ulu tribes of Sarawak. Bario means ‘Wind’ in Kelabit language. It is affectionately known as the ‘land of a hundred handshakes’ as this is how friendly locals will greet you as you wander around the community.

Brunei is a tiny nation on the island of Borneo, in 2 distinct sections surrounded by Malaysia and the South China Sea. It's known for its beaches and biodiverse rainforest, much of it protected within reserves. The capital, Bandar Seri Begawan, is home to the opulent Jame’Asr Hassanil Bolkiah mosque and its 29 golden domes. The capital's massive Istana Nurul Iman palace is the residence of Brunei’s ruling sultan. Explore this amazing city in a full day tour, we make sure you see the best of Brunei. IMPORTANT! Kindly note that every Friday, Museums & Mosques will be closed. Lunch will be later than usual. To get a better experience, it is advised to visit on other days instead.

Discover the birthplace of civilization in Southeast Asia on a tour of the Niah Caves, located in Sarawak’s Niah National Park. Home to Borneo’s oldest human remains dating back 40,000 years, the park contains one of the largest limestone caves in the world, so visiting with a guide will help you appreciate its significance. At this important archaeological site, you’ll find cave paintings after a walk in the forest.