Sarawak is the largest state in Malaysia with its capital city located in Kuching known for its clean and calm atmosphere. This is why it has such a draw for many tourists, particularly those interested in nature and eco-tourism. Below are some recommended destinations in Sarawak:

The Rainforest World Music Festivals (RWMF) is a legendary music event in Malaysia that takes place in Sarawak. In 2023, the RWMF will be held from June 23 to 25 at the Sarawak Cultural Village, Kuching. This year's festival will feature 199 musicians from 12 countries and various musical genres. Here are the ticket prices:
- Adult (1-day pass) Friday/Sunday: pre-sale RM 230, and door sale RM 260.
- Adult (1-day pass) Saturday: pre-sale RM 260, and door sale RM 290.
- Adult (2-day pass) Friday + Saturday/Saturday + Sunday: pre-sale RM 440, and door sale RM 520.
- Adult (3-day pass): pre-sale RM 590, and door sale RM 650.
- Child (1-day pass) Friday/Saturday/Sunday: RM 80.

Bako National Park is a must-visit destination in Kuching, Sarawak. This place is popular for its beautiful and diverse ecosystem, coastline, and forest trekking activities. For those who want to visit Bako National Park, here are the entry ticket prices for non-Malaysians:
- Adult (18 years old and above): RM 20.
- Disabled person (6 years old and above): RM 10.
- Children (6 until 17 years old): RM 7.

The Sarawak Cultural Village showcases the local culture and lifestyle of ethnic groups in Sarawak. Sarawak is home to 31 different ethnicities, each with their own unique cultures, heritage and food. This place is located in front of Damai Beach Resort and Hotels, covering 17 hectares of land. Here are the entry ticket prices:
- 1-day admission: RM 85 (adult) and RM 55 (child, 2 – 12 years old).
- 1-day admission with lunch: RM 117 (adult) and RM 80 (child, 2 – 12 years old).

Siniawan old town, located in the Bau District comes alive at night on the weekends, transforming it into one of the most memorable food experience you can have. Located 21 km away from Kuching city, this small town is a beautiful place to spend the evening eating and being merry. The street is lined with old wooden townhouses, and Chinese lanterns light the street below. Admission to the old town is free.

The Semenggoh Nature Reserve is a great place to experience orangutan sightings. This is where visitors can meet and interact with semi-wild orangutan colonies. The location of this place is only 20 kilometers from Kuching. Here are the entry ticket prices for non-Malaysians or foreigners:
- Adult: RM 10.
- Senior citizen: RM 10.
- Disabled person: RM 5.
- Children (6-18 years old): RM 5.
- Children (below 6 years old): free.

Kubah National Park presents 2,230 hectares of forest, which contains many types of trees, such as palms, orchids, and pitcher plants. Visitors can trek to Mount Serapi and see an amazing sunset. It also houses a frog pond where you can try your hand at spotting the different species of frogs that call this place home.
Here are the entry ticket prices for foreigners:
- Adult: RM 20.
- Child (7-18 years old): RM 7.

Tua Pek Kong Chinese Temple or Vihara Budhi Bhakti is a Buddhist temple that has been inaugurated since 1986. This temple is always crowded with local and foreign visitors. There is no entry fee to visit Tua Pek Kong.

The Kuching Waterfront (Esplanade) is a very old trading area in the Kuching area. The waterfront has since been transformed into a public space, which is always crowded with tourists. Walking along and experiencing the waterfront and its various activities are free of charge.

Kuching Old Court House is now known as the Sarawak Tourism Complex. This place used to be Sarawak's judicial branch. Here, visitors can see stunning colonial-style architecture while enjoying a freshly brewed cup of coffee at the different cafes. There are also museums located in the court house.

Niah National Park is an archaeological site where many of the Niah Caves are found. Vsitors can see various species of plants and animals in the rainforest around Niah National Park. Here are the entry ticket prices for non-Malaysians:
- Adult (18 years old and above): RM 20.
- Disabled person (6 years old and above): RM 10.
- Children (6-17 years old): RM 7.

Kuching Mosque (Old State Mosque) is one of the most iconic landmarks in Kuching city. This mosque has a simple architecture dominated by wood. Many tourists visit this mosque, so it always looks crowded, and the entrance is free.

The Matang Wildlife Centre is a wildlife rehabilitation center. Visitors can see various types of animals, such as orangutans, sun bears, and hornbills. Here are the entry ticket prices for non-Malaysians:
- Adult: RM 20.
- Senior citizens: RM 20.
- Disabled person: RM 10.
- Children (6-18 years old): RM 7.
- Children below 6 years old: free entrance.

The Miri Sibuti Coral Reefs National Park is a coral reef protected area. Many tourists come to this place for diving. Here are the entry ticket prices for non-Malaysians:
- Group for minimum 2 pax: RM 460/person.
- Group for minimum 3 pax: RM 330/person.
- Group for minimum 4 pax: RM 310/person.

The Mulu National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that is famous for its limestone karst formations and cave systems. There are many activities that visitors can do in this place, like trekking to Mount Mulu, enjoying the atmosphere of the cave, and many more.

Do check with the local tour agents for the different tour packages and prices.

The Padawan Hiking Trail is a hiking trail in Kuching, which is famous for its waterfalls. A day pass at Padawan Hiking Trail costs around RM 47 per person, including an entrance fee of RM 7, a local guide, and a boat with a driver. If you want to add lunch, it is an additional RM 20 per person.

Mount Santubong is a picturesque and mystical mountain in Sarawak, which is often used for climbing. There is no fee to climb the mountain but you must register at the park entry station.

The Sibu Central Market is the most visited market in Sarawak. Located in Sibu town, you can find thousands of shops selling various types of goods, such as fruits, handicrafts, and many more.

Get up close and personal with the reptiles with the biggest smiles at Jong's Crocodile Farm. Apart from the giant reptiles, visitors can also see other animals, such as deer, bears, and deer. Here are the entry ticket prices for non-Malaysians:
- Adult: RM 30.
- Children: RM 20.

Those are some of the fun activities that you can do in Sarawak. You can use the Traveloka application as a travel buddy for a more enjoyable vacation.