Bintulu Travel Guide

 Deng249 Says:  Have some R&R time at the Tanjung Batu beach. It's about 10 minutes from the town centre. You can walk, cycle, etc. There's also an area for beach soccer. Lots of BBQ pits as well. The place is always crowded in the evening, especially so during the weekend. If you don't... 

 Deng249 Says:  It'll probably look like any other clock tower but there's a monument right underneath the tower. The monument isn't itself historical but it marks a historical event. The monument of Council Negri (State Council) was built in 1969, 2 years after the official centenary of... 

 voodo0 Says:  The Kuan Yin Tong Temple of Bintulu is another spiritual building which will fascinate you with its skillfully crafted grand design. Amongst the peculiar features of this unique temple are the rock garden courtyard, man-made waterfall and dragon fencing - all of quality... 

 voodo0 Says:  A night market with a carnival like atmosphere and just a walking distance away from most of the hotels in town is Medan Pasar Malam (situated at Jalan Kampung Dagang). Here you can find almost everything from over 150 stalls offering numerous cheap and affordable items from... 

 voodo0 Says:  The park is located approximately 20 kilometers northeast of Bintulu Town by road. The Similajau National Park consists of a narrow rocky shoreline dominated by many small inlets (crystal clear fresh water streams, many cascading down from small waterfalls right onto the... 

 voodo0 Says:  A place to enjoy the sun, sea and sandy beaches and to have fun. An ideal spot for family and friends to gather and have a picnic or even camping and fishing. There are changing and wash rooms available for an additional comfort to your outing. Take a break from home cooking... 

 gnh Says:  Walking about the town would bring some joyful sights ! 

 gnh Says:  The watch tower at Kidurong Hill gives you a good view of Bintulu Port and the LNG Plant. 

 picek Says:  Water villages (hmmm... or fishing villages) at the banks of Kemena river are good places to experience local culture and people's way of life. These are not touristy places, so you can't expect everything to be perfectly set up for visitors. You can see the closest one at... 

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 gnh Says:  Nice coffee house where the singer was young and pretty in addition to having a sweet voice. In the town itself, and everything within walking distance. 

 picek Says:  It was the cheapest... most probably. We didn't check out one of these Rumah Tumpagan around the town and close to piers. AA Inn was a bit strange place. We arrived at 6.30 am and asked for double room first. They said the price was 25 RM. So, we checked in and wanted to... 

 picek Says:  We paid 35 RM/night and it was our favourite place to stay while in Sarawak. For that price we got bathroom included (with hot shower), room service, TV and nice view over one of the city's main streets. It was very clean place and there was no rat in the room like in the... 

 picek Says:  The small wooden boats are lovely and it is cheap way to get you across the river to nice villages over there. You will have to buy ticket at some of the piers and just point your direction. They will tell you which boat you will have to take. The price per person was 0,5...