Henri Sinurat

  There’s something magical about walking in a city where the past gently whispers through every street corner, while modernity hums softly in the background. Welcome to Kuching, the charming capital of Sarawak, where history, culture, and urban vitality come together in a captivating harmony. At the heart of this city lies the Kuching Waterfront —a beautifully landscaped promenade stretching along the Sarawak River, offering not just scenic views but also access to some of the city’s most iconic attractions, all within a leisurely walking distance. If you’re ready to trade your Google Maps for a good pair of shoes and a sense of curiosity, let’s embark on a walking tour that unveils the stories and soul of Kuching, one stop at a time. 1. Darul Hana Musical Fountain: A Dazzling Nighttime Spectacle As the sky turns into a dusky lavender canvas and the sun begins its descent over Sarawak River, the Darul Hana Musical Fountain quietly prepares for its nightly performance. Nestled righ...

Where History Meets Modern Vibrancy A short stroll from the iconic Kuching Waterfront, nestled amid colonial-era buildings and the buzz of Sarawak’s capital, lies  India Street Pedestrian Mall —a covered marketplace that feels like stepping into a living tapestry of Kuching’s multicultural soul. With its blend of quirky knockoffs, aromatic spices, and echoes of 19th-century Indian settlers, this pedestrianized lane is more than a shopping spot; it’s a time capsule of heritage, community, and affordable delights. Whether you’re hunting for souvenirs, craving local snacks, or simply soaking in the atmosphere, India Street offers an authentic slice of Kuching life that’s both budget-friendly and rich in stories. A Walk Through Time: The History of India Street India Street’s story begins in the  late 1800s , when Tamil Muslim traders and laborers migrated to Sarawak under the Brooke dynasty. Originally named  Kiing Street , the area became a hub for Indian merchants selling ...