• WELCOME TO SARAWAK TOURIST GUIDES ASSOCIATION

    The Sarawak Tourist Guides Association (SkTGA) is a professional body representing licensed tourist guides in Sarawak. Licensed tourist guides are certified professionals trained to provide accurate, engaging, and insightful narratives about Sarawak’s heritage, culture, and biodiversity. We play a crucial role in ensuring that visitors gain authentic experiences while promoting sustainable and responsible tourism practices.

  • SARAWAK – GATEWAY TO BORNEO

    Sarawak, the Land of the Hornbills and home to pristine rainforests, magnificent hornbills, and the UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy– Kuching, has so much more to offer than what meets your eyes.

    A unique plethora of culture, adventure, nature, food, and festivals, Sarawak is the place where the journey of endless exploration starts


  • About the Sarawak Tourist Guides Association (SkTGA)

    The SkTGA unites passionate and experienced guides dedicated to providing exceptional Sarawak travel experiences. We’re committed to showcasing the best of our region and fostering a community of knowledgeable professionals.

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    Kuching Waterfront

    Where history meets modernity on the scenic banks of the Sarawak River. Experience the tranquil charm of the day and the electric energy of the night at Kuching's most iconic promenade.

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    Niah National Park

    Walk through a vast subterranean world where 40,000 years of human history were unearthed, and witness the living traditions that continue to this day.

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    Sarawak Cultural Village

    Step into a living museum and experience the soul of Sarawak in a single day. Discover the stories, traditions, and vibrant cultures of our land at the foot of the legendary Mount Santubong.

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    Talang-Salang Island

    Journey to Sarawak's first marine national park, where every visit supports the vital conservation of Green and Hawksbill turtles.

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    Malaysia-China Friendship Park

    Discover a serene sanctuary in the heart of Kuching that celebrates the deep-rooted history and enduring bond between Malaysia and China, captured through the beauty of classical Chinese landscape architecture.

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    Square Tower

    From a 19th-century fortress to a unique riverside dining destination, the Square Tower stands as an iconic and picturesque piece of Kuching's history.

  • UNESCO World Heritage Site

    Mulu National Park

  • What to Expect in Sarawak

    CULTURE

    Sarawak is home to 27 ethnic groups, each with its unique traditions, languages, and lifestyles. Visitors can explore longhouses, experience traditional crafts like weaving of Pua Kumbu and beadwork, listening to enchanting tunes of Sarawak’s indigenous lute and witness ancient rituals such as Gawai Kenyalang.

    ADVENTURE

    Sarawak offers a range of adventures such as mountain climbs, diving, waterfall trekking, and kayaking amidst its breathtaking natural landscapes. Discover UNESCO World Heritage sites like Gunung Mulu National Park, a challenging 2,300-meter limestone karst formation. The trek involves a steep 2.4 km climb (11 km round trip), often requiring a 3-day/2-night expedition.

    NATURE

    Sarawak is home to a diverse range of endemic species, many of which are unique to Borneo’s rich ecosystems. Iconic wildlife includes the Bornean Orangutan, Proboscis Monkey, Bornean Keeled Pit Viper and the striking Rajah Brooke’s Birdwing butterfly. Sarawak’s rich biodiversity thrives in protected areas like Gading, Bako, and Batang Ai National Parks, just to name a few.

    FOOD

    Sarawak is renowned for its rich and diverse culinary heritage, shaped by its multi-ethnic population. Its cuisine blends traditional rainforest ingredients with cultural influences, creating a unique and flavorful gastronomic experience. One of Sarawak’s most iconic dishes is Sarawak Laksa. The late Anthony Bourdain famously dubbed it the “Breakfast of the Gods” after tasting it in Kuching.

    FESTIVALS

    From world-renowned music festivals to indigenous harvest celebrations, Sarawak’s festival scene offers a unique blend of heritage, music, and community spirit. Key festivals include the Rainforest World Music Festival (RWMF), showcasing global music and cultural performances in a stunning rainforest setting. For cultural celebrations, Gawai Dayak (1st June) is a significant harvest festival for the indigenous Dayak people, marked by traditional rituals, music, and feasting. Chinese New Year and Hari Raya Aidilfitri are also widely celebrated, showcasing Sarawak’s multicultural harmony.

  • Contact Us

    Lot 286, 1st Floor, Sec 47. KTLD, Jalan Ban Hock, 93100 Kuching, Sarawak
    +60168894333
    +60168894333
    sktgasecretary@gmail.com
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