Things to do in Kapit

Church of Mary Immaculate Conception in Kapit, Malaysia is a Catholic church completed in 2002, featuring unique architectural design and a scenic hilltop location.

Fort Sylvia is a historic wooden fort built in 1880 by Charles Brooke. It features exhibits on the traditional lifestyles of local indigenous groups and shows artifacts from a historic peacemaking ceremony.

Kapit's waterfront is busy with ferries, barges, and longboats. You can see porters carrying heavy loads, like 15 stacked egg crates, up steep ramps as boats unload.

Kapit Museum is located in the civic centre of Dewan Suarah. It showcases local cultures, including displays on the Iban and Orang Ulu groups, traditional crafts, and an old aerial photo of Kapit.

Baleh-Kapit Raft Safari is a two-day race that recreates the experience of Iban and Orang Ulu people rafting downriver. It showcases the local culture and the natural beauty of the area as participants bring their jungle produce to Kapit.

Sula Perengka Kapit is a small handicraft shop owned by the Iban community. It showcases unique handmade items that reflect the culture and art of the Iban people, making it a special place to visit.