Tuesday, 6 August 2013

RECREATION PLACES IN SARAWAK


Blick von oben auf einen der Wasserfälle im Ranchan Pool Recreation Park



A group of tourists from the West preoccupied capture a picture of a spider eating the victim caught in the nest. They may rarely or never see insects in their own country so why rush shooting.
It happened at Recreation Park Ranchan in Serian, about 45 kilometers from Kuching City - a famous picnic spot among young people and families on weekends and public holidays.
Waterfall there was refreshing. Surrounded by trees muffle the waterfall picnic area, it is the ideal place to calm the mind from the hustle and bustle of the city.

In fact, the facial expression of the foreign tourists feel great admiration reflected their green environment and fresh air in Sarawak which we defend. Maybe not like their country has become a concrete jungle now - no more exciters life.
It is the intention of the state government may provide recreational areas and nature-based recreation that they would not be in a quandary new generation enjoy the fresh air of the lush tropical forest trees.







The perfect place to take a walk, relax or just sit in the afternoon in the park that has won national awards City Fan public park located in the heart of the City - a complex and landscaped gardens
elegant, has the theme parks and amphitheater the open. Here you can also check out the local artwork
Sarawak Miri Library (Pustaka Miri) located on the right side.





Tanjung Batu is one Probably The Most Inaccessible and wild stretch of coastline on the northern coast of Borneo, between Bintulu and Miri. It's a unspoiled and, arguably so, a very beautiful place. Strong Currents and Storm Tides tear at the rock face, the resulting in a constant change of Aspect. This unique feature happens to be the attraction to Tanjung Batu Beach (Which is also how the name is given, "Rocky Isthmus"). It is a place YogyakartaT people in Bintulu are solely for way JOG and stroll along the beach, or the road with are solely for families, apart from taking a sun-tanning session.
One cans reach the area via the Tusan best Cliffs, on a branch road from the coastal Miri-Bintulu road. From there one has to wade through a river, and hike along the coast southwards for ca. 45 minutes. This can be be done only at low tide, as the path leads along the shoreline.

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