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The festival is held in the grounds of the Sarawak Cultural Village. The cultural village is located 35 km north of Kuching. The festival takes place among and within the traditional houses of Sarawak’s many tribes and pristine nature of Sarawak’s rainforests. The festival runs mini sessions in the afternoon. Evening performances are on two main stages nestled against the base of Mount Santubong,

Aerial View of the Damai Peninsular – a prime tourist destination 40-min drive out of Kuching. There are three beach resorts, a 18-hole golf course, a boutique hideaway and a few homestay operators for your accommodation needs.

The peninsular is also home to the Gunung (Mt.) Santubong National Park and fringes the Kuching Wetland Areas – a RAMSAR site. Interesting activities include a hike up Mt. Santubong, watch Irrawaddy Dolphins, crocodiles or fireflies. The Sarawak Cultural Village, an award-winning living museum, is nestled at the foot of the legendary Mt. Santubong.

Entrance

Chinese Farmhouse

Malay Town House

Melanau Tall House

Sago Hut

Orang Ulu Longhouse

Penan Hut

Dewan Lagenda (Function Hall)

Persada Alam (Waterfall)

Rainforest World Music Stage

Iban Longhouse

Bidayuh Longhouse

Rainforest Music House

Theatre

Restaurant

Pagoda

The Shop

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