Nestled on the island of Borneo, Sarawak is a treasure trove of stunning scenery and diverse cultures, so we warmly welcome visitors from all over the world, including friends from China, to uncover its mysteries.
As one of Malaysia's states, Sarawak is not only known for its lush rainforests and abundant wildlife, but also for its vibrant festivals that showcase the harmony of natural beauty and multi-ethnic cultures.
The highlight of Sarawak's festivals is the internationally renowned Rainforest World Music Festival (RWMF).
Musicians and performers from around the world will take to the lush rainforests of Borneo for a one-of-a-kind show.
The cross-cultural and cross-cultural RWMF festival will be held for three days from 28 to 30 June 2024 at the picturesque Sarawak Cultural Village.
The heart-stirring music blends with the majestic nature and makes you feel the beauty of harmony between humans and nature. Set against the backdrop of Mount Santubong, music fans are bound to enjoy a feast of music. For more information, please visit [rwmf.net](https://rwmf.net).
The Dayak Harvest Festival is another important cultural festival in Sarawak, which is a grand day for the Dayak Orang Asli people, including the Iban and Bidayu peoples, to celebrate the rice harvest and pray for peace and happiness. The Daya Harvest Festival will be held in Betong from 7 to 9 June 2024, where you will have the opportunity to learn more about their unique traditions and customs, worship and blessing rituals, as well as enjoy a superb cultural performance to learn more about the cultural identity of the Orang Asli people and the spirit of solidarity and mutual respect that the various ethnic groups demonstrate.
Sarawak Regatta, held on the Sarawak River, is also a local highlight. The rowing masters of various countries will gather together to compete, and the people at home and abroad will also cheer and shout from time to time, and the scene is not lively. The Dragon Boat Race will be held from 25 to 27 October 2024 at Kuching Riverside Park.
This time-honored water sport originated in the era of Charles Bullock, a white Raja, to show its strength through sports competition to quell inter-tribal conflicts, and thus achieve the goal of ethnic harmony and harmony. The longboats are unique and colourful, and you can see the athletes doing their best to fight for the final victory on the beautiful Kuching Riverfront, and the team spirit and fighting spirit are full of enthusiasm.
In Sarawak, every festival is a great opportunity to delve into the essence of the local culture, take in the beautiful scenery and experience the unity and harmony of the various ethnic groups. In addition, Sarawak spares no effort in preserving its natural environment and historical culture, so travellers who come to explore the hidden world can enjoy a unique scene where natural scenery and cultural charm are combined.
If you're a traveller from China, Sarawak is sure to be a familiar and new experience as you can celebrate the Lunar New Year and turn your head and stop at the quirky Iban longhouse. With such a wonderful and diverse range of festivals and events, coupled with the innate hospitality of the people of Sarawak, you will surely return home with unforgettable memories.
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