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This photo shows a local girl (from Sarawak) wearing native costume made from beads. Contributed by: Virtual-Borneo.com |
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This photo shows a local girl (from Sarawak) wearing native costume made from beads. Contributed by: Virtual-Borneo.com |
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"Sunday Market" or "Wet Market" as locals call it, is a place
where locals will meet to sell or buy local products. One could find a great variety of
goods on sale including fruits, vegetables, meat, jungle produce, handicrafts, daily
utencils, clothings and pets. This picture shows a family peeling their baby-corn for
selling. Contributed by: Virtual-Borneo.com |
 
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The picturesque view of the popular Sarawak's Damai Golf Club, where one can lose your
golf ball to the wind and the adjacent sea front. The greens are magnificent too.
Contributed by: SirAlf, A Sabahan in Sarawak.
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A photo of Mount Santubong in Sarawak. This one is taken from the legendary Pantai Putri
or literary translated to "Princess' Beach". Contributed by: Virtual-Borneo.com |
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An aerial view of a small village beside Sarawak River near Kuching City. Contributed by: Virtual-Borneo.com |
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A photo of longhouse lifestyle. Picture shows a lady putting out her rice and laundry to
dry in the sun. Contributed by:
Virtual-Borneo.com |
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A photo of Sarawak's State Mosque. Contributed
By: SirAlf, a Sabahan in Sarawak |
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A beautiful postcard view of Sarawak's City North Council, Kuching. Contributed By: SirAlf,
a Sabahan in Sarawak |
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Once in a while , you could find some beautiful corals on sale in the Sunday Market at
Kuching. Contributed by: Virtual-Borneo.com |
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Harvesting and processing jelly fish. A favorite delicacy of many. Contributed by: Virtual-Borneo.com |
 
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front views of the famous Sarawak's Hilton hotel located in Kuching, the capital city of
Sarawak - an awesome sight indeed.
Contributed By: SirAlf, a Sabahan in Sarawak
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