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PLACES OF INTEREST in MIRI CITY 美里
Niah National Park
109km south-west of Miri City
40,000 year old human remains were discovered in the Niah Cave.
Niah National Park offers jungle walk, Iban longhouse and cave experiences.
Tamu Muhibbah
Opposite the central bus station at Jalan Padang. This colourful native market,
Tamu Muhibbah, selling a range of exotic fruits, vegetables, handicrafts and
produce from upriver areas.
Sunset Over Miri City
Taman Selera on Brighton beach is a popular food centre. Fresh seafood and ideal
location for the watching the sun setting on the horizon, with Miri Marina's
unique seahorse lighthouse in the distance.
The award-wining urban park complex is popular with the local for strolling,
jogging or just chilling out.
Miri City Fan located at Jalan Kipas roundabout comprised of variety of themes,
a Botanical Garden and an Islamic Garden and also a large Amphitheatre where
concerts are frequently held.
This public park is located at Jalan Miri-Bintulu. A huge family park with
children playground, botanical garden, jogging trails and an observation
platform accessible by a wooden walkway.
Grand Old Lady
Grand Old Lady the no 1 oil well located on Canada Hill, a limestone ridge with
an excellent view of Miri city and its surrounding areas.
Petroleum
Museum
The Petroleum Museum which is also located nearby provide an excellent history
of oil and gas industry in Miri itself and also in Malaysia as a whole.
The Sikh Temple
The Sikh Temple which is attractively located in the shade of a 100-year old
angsana tree at Jalan Kubu. One of two Sikh Temple in Sarawak.
Next to the fish market is the Tua Pek Kong Temple.
the largest Taoist temple in Southeast Asia ...
Superb orange color roof, elegant lotus design motif, this largest Taoist temple
in Southeast Asia on Jalan Krokop 9, 4 Km outside of Miri center, is an
impressive and atmospheric place to visit. Completed in 2000 after 3 years
construction and cost RM10 million (USD3.5 million). Decorations and motif were
imported from China. The roof adorned with dragons, elegant lotus design motif
and the delightful wind chimes make this an atmospheric place to visit.
Fish Market
Want to know where your meal of fresh fish and seafood come from, head out to
the Fish Market in the morning on Jalan Bendahara where you can see the local
fishermen landed their catch of the day.
Saberkas Weekend Market
The Saberkas Weekend Market located at Saberkas Commercial Centre on
Pujut-Lutong road open on Friday evening until Saturday. This market has a huge
variety of goods on sale from everyday household items to local handicrafts and
jungle produce, as well as dozens of tempting food stalls.
Miri Handicraft Centre
You can buy beautifully crafted ethnic arts and crafts at the Miri Handicraft
Centre on Jalan Brooke. The Orang Ulu beadworks, woodcravings, the Penans Mats
and basketry and also variety of textiles from around Sarawak.
Borneo Tropical Rainforest Resort
50 minutes drive 39 km from Miri city.
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