• Upon arrival, you will be met and transferred to the hotel. Check-in and free at leisure.

Kuching

• Following breakfast, Make a trip to SERIKIN a shoppers paradise. Located on the Sarawak-Indonesia border, Serikin Market only operates on weekends.
• Most of the products sold here are from Indonesia. The main attraction is the ability to bargain freely. The goods are neatly arranged
  within and outside the stalls that stretch up to two kilometers.
• And one can hunt for different types of merchandise such as the handicrafts,
  mats, rottan products, clothing, various type of textiles like batik, kain songkek and kebaya fittings with embroidery, woodcarving, handmade potteries,
  weaving, and crystals, memorabilia made from glass and stor-age containers and other merchandise.

• After breakfast, free at leisure until your transfer to the airport.

About the Destination

Sarawak is a unique and enjoyable tourism destination, and Kuching is the ideal base from which to go exploring. The nearby national parks include the famous Bako, home of the rare proboscis monkey, Gunung Gading, where giant rafflesia flowers bloom, Kuching Wetlands, which protects a fascinating mangrove ecosystem, Kubah, with its rare palms and orchids, and Semenggoh and Matang Wildlife Centres with their resident orangutans. Literally hundreds of Iban and Bidayuh longhouses are within easy travelling distance. Damai, on the nearby Santubong Peninsula is Sarawaks main resort area, and many travel agents offer two-centre packages allowing you to explore Kuching, go on a longhouse trip, visit Bako and the rainforest and then relax on the beach after the rigours of jungle trekking.

Kuching is also the ideal base for visiting longhouses. Local travel agents have a variety of tours, ranging from half-day trips to nearby Bidayuh longhouses, to week long safaris to Iban longhouses on the Skrang, Lemanak and Batang Ai river systems.

Serikin is a small Bidayuh town in Kuching Division, Sarawak, Malaysia. The town is located about 15 km from Bau town and 80 km from Kuching city. Serikin is located on the border of Indonesia and Malaysia. Serikin is called Kampung Jagoi Serikin by the local residents.