Getting there safely at +6082419982 or +60126379508 to arrange a pickup;
We Are Really To Serve You with Reasonable Price & Comfortable Service.
Call a car service to arrange a pickup. Airport Pickup, Kuching Central Pickup, Short, Long Distance or full day service & Other Charter Service;
Car services provide transportation by phone and reservation & Reservations Can Be Made In Advance.
Car services; Can be hired hourly to provide you with transportation around Kuching City and Other destination service;
North City Hall is north and south city hall is south but the two are one in Kuching.
The small city of Kuching is actually two cities, the city of Kuching North and the city of Kuching South. Each has it’s own city hall and mayor…and the total population is only 600,000.
Does this imply the city is for some reason extremely difficult to run? Well, not exactly but this is the politics of accommodation – which tries to ensure each racial group doesn't feel left out in matters of state.
The picture shows the Kuching South City Hall. Kuching North City Hall is located across the river that runs through the town and is more popularly called the Cat Museum.
Padungan Road is sometimes referred to as Chinatown which is very misleading as most parts of the city is like a Chinatown.
One end of this road is marked by this arch in Chinese architectural style and the other end is marked by the cat statues opposite the Margarita Hotel.
I found nothing interesting along this street. There were many clinics, drug stores, car parts shops, repair shops and grocery shops, so it doesn’t offer anything interesting to a casual visitor.
Charles Brooke, the 2nd Brooke Raja named this fort after his wife. Built on a hillside to guard the town against pirates approaching by river, it is now a Police Museum. It’s a small simple structure and in the courtyard is a display of old police vehicles and cannons.
In the rooms, exhibits include police uniforms and weapons of all types including the homemade guns of communist jungle fighters from the 60’s.
Walking along the battlements and was rewarded by a nice view of Kuching city from across the river.
Best way to get here is to hop onto the many boats that shuttle back and forth across the river. See my “things to do tip”. Once you get off the boat, it’s a 15 min walk to the fort.
Have a great trip and have nice day, looking forward to seeing you onboard,
Warmest regards,
Thanks,
Car Service,
Mr. Jafa,
Hp. +6082419982 or +60126379508
Getting there safely at +6082419982 or +60126379508 to arrange a pickup;
We Are Really To Serve You with Reasonable Price & Comfortable Service.
Call a car service to arrange a pickup. Airport Pickup, Kuching Central Pickup, Short, Long Distance or full day service & Other Charter Service;
Car services provide transportation by phone and reservation & Reservations Can Be Made In Advance.
Car services; Can be hired hourly to provide you with transportation around Kuching City and Other destination service;
North City Hall is north and south city hall is south but the two are one in Kuching.
The small city of Kuching is actually two cities, the city of Kuching North and the city of Kuching South. Each has it’s own city hall and mayor…and the total population is only 600,000.
Does this imply the city is for some reason extremely difficult to run? Well, not exactly but this is the politics of accommodation – which tries to ensure each racial group doesn't feel left out in matters of state.
The picture shows the Kuching South City Hall. Kuching North City Hall is located across the river that runs through the town and is more popularly called the Cat Museum.
Padungan Road is sometimes referred to as Chinatown which is very misleading as most parts of the city is like a Chinatown.
One end of this road is marked by this arch in Chinese architectural style and the other end is marked by the cat statues opposite the Margarita Hotel.
I found nothing interesting along this street. There were many clinics, drug stores, car parts shops, repair shops and grocery shops, so it doesn’t offer anything interesting to a casual visitor.
Charles Brooke, the 2nd Brooke Raja named this fort after his wife. Built on a hillside to guard the town against pirates approaching by river, it is now a Police Museum. It’s a small simple structure and in the courtyard is a display of old police vehicles and cannons.
In the rooms, exhibits include police uniforms and weapons of all types including the homemade guns of communist jungle fighters from the 60’s.
Walking along the battlements and was rewarded by a nice view of Kuching city from across the river.
Best way to get here is to hop onto the many boats that shuttle back and forth across the river. See my “things to do tip”. Once you get off the boat, it’s a 15 min walk to the fort.
Have a great trip and have nice day, looking forward to seeing you onboard,
Warmest regards,
Thanks,
Car Service,
Mr. Jafa,
Hp. +6082419982 or +60126379508
