1) During the last dynasty of China-Ching dynasty, the whole china was in turmoil, that was the time when many chinese from two south eastern provinces of China: Canton and Fujian, migrated to south east asia- malaysia, singapore, indonesia, thailand. Chinese in south east asia nowadays mostly speak dialects of these two provinces of China. Foochow (Fuzhou) is the capital city of Fujian, but surprisingly you could only find people speaking Foochow dialect in only two towns in Malaysia- Sibu and Sitiawan in Perak state,west malaysia. Those who grew up speaking Foochow including myself, usually have been complaint by others that we have very strong Foochow accents when we speak Mandarin and English, sad :(((. Majority of chinese in Malaysia speak Hokkien, Hakka (in Kuching), Cantonese, again these dialects originate from Fujian and Canton provinces. 2) Chinese came to Sibu in the late 19th century, led by a Ching dynasty governor called Wong Nai Siong, and he was a christian (likely Methodist) pastor. He is considered the pioneer of Sibu, and there is a monument garden in Sungai Merah that commemorate him -about 10km from Sibu town. Because the first batch of chinese who came to Sibu was christians, this influenced the subsequent development of christianity in Sibu. Most people in Sibu are christians (chinese,Iban, Bidayuh and other indigenious people), and this is also one of the towns in Malaysia with most churches. 3) Regarding kolok mee, precisely its called Kampua mee in Sibu, whereas Kolok mee is the version in Kuching. I left Sibu in 1999 after i finished my high school, regretfully over the years when i went back to Sibu intermittently, I hardly could find the authentic version of Kampua mee that tasted like how it was in the 90's. Many hawkers try to cut cost so the quality of the noodles drop, and I can say even if you taste one now, probably it doesn't taste like the real Kampua mee that we had. 4) The largest Starbucks in Malaysia is in Sibu, a double storey building- only 500 meters walk from Delta mall. 5) This might be out of topic, the must do thing in Sibu when I went back there was washing hair. In Malayisa, we have a specific service in the saloon, its called wash hair (inclusive of scalp and neck massage), without cutting your hair. Usually it costs around RM20, walk into the Sanyan tower (that tall green building > 20 floors), it's a shopping mall and there are plenty of saloons there. Try one and they will give you a superb scalp massage. 5) Apart from Kampua mee, another two famous delicacies in Sibu is called Kom Pia (rounded bun with a hole in the middle), and Ding Bian Hu. I would recommend Ding Bian Hu, ask a local chinese about this dish, everyone will point you to the most famous stall near to the Sibu Pagoda, shop name: Chop Hing Huong, address 2-40, Jalan Tukang Besi. You must try this dish in Sibu, if you don't, you are considered never came to Sibu before. For almost 4 decades, just two months ago I found out this hawker is actually my distant relative. LOL. Try to wikipedia Sibu, it tells you sufficient information about the town.
How long will u guys be in Sibu?? Its my hometown n im here in Sibu...there's gonna be a big festival starting this weekend that is BORNEO CULTURAL FESTIVAL n hope that u guys will stay for the festival...n also hope to see u guys in Sibu...Have fun!!!
First of all thank you for coming to Sarawak. The other RUclipsrs would just stick to KL & claim that they’ve seen it all in Malaysia. Not you two. You two are experiencing the real Malaysian adventure. Well done 👏🏻 I’m a Sarawakian I salute your effort in wanting to know about my home state. Let me tell you this; it’s not the high rise buildings, buzzing cities or mega malls that make a country, it’s the people, food, culture that matter. Luke & Naomi, you’ve come at the right place.
Hi guys, I think u shld not miss ths interesting attractions in Sarawak. 1. Semenggoh Urang Utan Sanctuary, Kuching. 2. Mulu Caves near Miri. 3. Niah Cave between Miri & Bintulu. Ths will make yr Sarawak experience richer n more memorable. All the best n hve a great time in Sarawak!
Welcome guys to my birthplace that we call Sibu. I am so touched that you guys visited among the underrated city in Malaysia. Thank you for this video. Kampua mee is extremely delicious there. As for me, I mixed it with laksa soup and it taste better. If you managed to try, you know I won't lie. BTW, if you still in Sibu, you may consider the following to visit:- 1. Bukit Aup Jubilee Park 2. Bukit Lima Forest Reserve 3. Other touristic places in Sibu (Oops! I can't remember wherelse so feel free to ask the friendly locals there)
The pagoda temple - I remember it was under construction when I was 12 years old. Night market - Since I was a boy, we family visited night market every Saturday night. The Pasar Sentral (Central Market) - my memories there in the late 90s, when having meal with my late mom. I remember walking around Sibu for lunch when I was a legal clerk in Sibu in age of early 20s. thank you guys for bringing me back memories. I am now residing in Kuching.
Started watching you guys last week. KL vlogs. Love your food vlogs. Try 'kampua noodle' and 'kompia' with pork filling. Yummy! Check out Muhibbah Hawker Centre which is near Delta Mall, opened in the evenings only.
The local food that I would like to suggest u to try at sibu are Kampua Mee at Harvest Cafe or Sing Hin Conner, Sua Mee at Opps Kopitiam they offer alot nice local breakfast for u to try, also can try Pork Kompia at Noodles House and Chinese Dry/Wet Fried Noodles at Central Market would be recommended the stall 98 at 2nd floor. ☺️
Please give a try the Kampua Mee is famous noodle in Sibu, different version of noodle available in Sarawak besides Kolok Mee. Specialties of Foochow's.
4:30 Oh dear… no more express boat from Kuching to Sibu? That’s sad… 7:38 That’s a nice spot to catch the sunset… 😊 10:16 Sibu was started by the Foochows when some of them were brought over from Fujian during the reign of Rajah Charles Brooke. There’s a place somewhere in the suburbs where you can try making noodles… but you need to contact them for an appointment. 33:20 You are right, Naomi. Sibu is rather underrated. Most people come to Sarawak for the national parks near Kuching, the Mulu Caves via Miri... But least visited by tourists would be the town of Kapit upriver from Sibu. It has only been connected by tar sealed road probably in the last couple of years. Prior to that, the only way up there would be by the river express boat. A few of those now has been converted as a river cruise boats. If you guys are still in Sibu, see if you can check them out.
Love you guys.. noami is the sweetest she is beautiful ❤❤❤.. take care and continue to make an awesome videos for us ❤❤❤❤❤❤ love it.. u guys just make my day
Answer to your for Tua Peh Kong Temple (Chinese: 永安厅大伯公庙; Pe̍h-ōe-jī: Éng-an-thiaⁿ Tōa-peh-kong-biō) (also called Sibu Eng Ann Teng Tua Peh Kong)[2] in Sibu, Sarawak, Malaysia is the oldest Chinese temple in the town with a 7-storey pagoda with the temple history dates back to 1850s. (refer to Wikipedia, Google)
Hello Naomi & Luke. Glad to watched your vlog in Sibi Sarawak. I love the view from top of the agoda! Thank you so much. Sibu City of Swan. God bless both of you. Watching from Marudi Sarawak.
AWESOME video guys, we just got back not too long ago from some Thailand adventures too, but hopefully the wife and I can visit Sibu Sarawak one day soon! 🙂
Hello guys, it's wonderful that both of u have come over to visit sibu and able to witness BCF.If u have stayed a bit longer and made friends with the locals especially the Ibans, they will definitely invite u two to their longhouses.
The Chinese and Indians started to migrate here during ancient times. But, the bulk of movement happened during British rule. Their descendants, alongside the Malays and other Natives are now constituted as Malaysians. BTW, beautiful video ❤.
Try Muhibbah Hawker Center near Delta Mall. Opens in the evenings only from 6 pm. Love your KL food vlogs. Started watching you guys last week. Pleasant contents! Enjoy Sarawak!👍❤😅
Malaysia only existed in September 1968 after Sarawak, North Borneo or now called Sabah, Singapore and Malaya or the federation of Malaya merged and formed Malaysia. Most of our fellow Chinese and Indians in our country came into the picture long before Malaysia was formed.
En journée vous entendrez pas beaucoup les oiseaux mais, lorsque le jour se ”couche”, Là c’est le cocert et C Bagus 😂 Un peu moins de amazing parce que vous serez ” fatigué” et ce sera tres bien, surtout venant d’ Irlandais 😂 Terima kasih , VELOMO
Welcome to Bintulu also, there is popular belacan " prawn shrimp" / oil and gas town, industrial town in Sarawak country.And very expensive goods & services town in Sarawak🤭.
@@TwoMadExplorers I suggest that you should visit one of the oldest mosques here, the mosque called AL-QADIM is very beautiful and its interior carvings are interesting ☺️☺️☺️
Yeah we have huge bugs over here in Sarawak. My English cousin spent a week of his holiday going around and picking up bugs of all kinds. And scaring my mom with show and tell. Ahhh the good old days. Sarawak is roughly the same size as Western Malaysia.
If you two still at Sibu, please try "dabai" fruit at Central Market. This fruit so famous in Sibu and only available at Sarawak. Also you guys can go to SMC Gallery to know more about Sibu. Anyway, welcome to Sibu..
@@TwoMadExplorers hope to see you around...if yiu may stay untill 21, it was for iban night...there would ba a local beauty pagent in the main stage..you will see all beatiful ladies dress up in beautiful traditional wear made from silver coin..i hope i can show u araund during the day cause i might sendinf a candidate too
I been in Sibu few years ago and I visited the temple. I stayed at King Wood Hotel, but I spent most of the time at Sungai Anutu. I like Sibu Pasa Malam, ❤
Sibu we love you ❤
Thank you guys. Love and light to you all. I am Sibu-born now residing in Kuching.
1) During the last dynasty of China-Ching dynasty, the whole china was in turmoil, that was the time when many chinese from two south eastern provinces of China: Canton and Fujian, migrated to south east asia- malaysia, singapore, indonesia, thailand. Chinese in south east asia nowadays mostly speak dialects of these two provinces of China. Foochow (Fuzhou) is the capital city of Fujian, but surprisingly you could only find people speaking Foochow dialect in only two towns in Malaysia- Sibu and Sitiawan in Perak state,west malaysia. Those who grew up speaking Foochow including myself, usually have been complaint by others that we have very strong Foochow accents when we speak Mandarin and English, sad :(((. Majority of chinese in Malaysia speak Hokkien, Hakka (in Kuching), Cantonese, again these dialects originate from Fujian and Canton provinces.
2) Chinese came to Sibu in the late 19th century, led by a Ching dynasty governor called Wong Nai Siong, and he was a christian (likely Methodist) pastor. He is considered the pioneer of Sibu, and there is a monument garden in Sungai Merah that commemorate him -about 10km from Sibu town. Because the first batch of chinese who came to Sibu was christians, this influenced the subsequent development of christianity in Sibu. Most people in Sibu are christians (chinese,Iban, Bidayuh and other indigenious people), and this is also one of the towns in Malaysia with most churches.
3) Regarding kolok mee, precisely its called Kampua mee in Sibu, whereas Kolok mee is the version in Kuching. I left Sibu in 1999 after i finished my high school, regretfully over the years when i went back to Sibu intermittently, I hardly could find the authentic version of Kampua mee that tasted like how it was in the 90's. Many hawkers try to cut cost so the quality of the noodles drop, and I can say even if you taste one now, probably it doesn't taste like the real Kampua mee that we had.
4) The largest Starbucks in Malaysia is in Sibu, a double storey building- only 500 meters walk from Delta mall.
5) This might be out of topic, the must do thing in Sibu when I went back there was washing hair. In Malayisa, we have a specific service in the saloon, its called wash hair (inclusive of scalp and neck massage), without cutting your hair. Usually it costs around RM20, walk into the Sanyan tower (that tall green building > 20 floors), it's a shopping mall and there are plenty of saloons there. Try one and they will give you a superb scalp massage.
5) Apart from Kampua mee, another two famous delicacies in Sibu is called Kom Pia (rounded bun with a hole in the middle), and Ding Bian Hu. I would recommend Ding Bian Hu, ask a local chinese about this dish, everyone will point you to the most famous stall near to the Sibu Pagoda, shop name: Chop Hing Huong, address 2-40, Jalan Tukang Besi. You must try this dish in Sibu, if you don't, you are considered never came to Sibu before. For almost 4 decades, just two months ago I found out this hawker is actually my distant relative. LOL.
Try to wikipedia Sibu, it tells you sufficient information about the town.
How long will u guys be in Sibu?? Its my hometown n im here in Sibu...there's gonna be a big festival starting this weekend that is BORNEO CULTURAL FESTIVAL n hope that u guys will stay for the festival...n also hope to see u guys in Sibu...Have fun!!!
@@terencelee880❤️
@@hairulhairi5522We will be here for the festival ❤
First of all thank you for coming to Sarawak. The other RUclipsrs would just stick to KL & claim that they’ve seen it all in Malaysia. Not you two. You two are experiencing the real Malaysian adventure. Well done 👏🏻 I’m a Sarawakian I salute your effort in wanting to know about my home state. Let me tell you this; it’s not the high rise buildings, buzzing cities or mega malls that make a country, it’s the people, food, culture that matter. Luke & Naomi, you’ve come at the right place.
We agree totally ❤️
Thank you so much for watching
Hi guys, I think u shld not miss ths interesting attractions in Sarawak.
1. Semenggoh Urang Utan Sanctuary, Kuching.
2. Mulu Caves near Miri.
3. Niah Cave between Miri & Bintulu.
Ths will make yr Sarawak experience richer n more memorable. All the best n hve a great time in Sarawak!
Welcome guys to my birthplace that we call Sibu. I am so touched that you guys visited among the underrated city in Malaysia. Thank you for this video.
Kampua mee is extremely delicious there. As for me, I mixed it with laksa soup and it taste better. If you managed to try, you know I won't lie.
BTW, if you still in Sibu, you may consider the following to visit:-
1. Bukit Aup Jubilee Park
2. Bukit Lima Forest Reserve
3. Other touristic places in Sibu (Oops! I can't remember wherelse so feel free to ask the friendly locals there)
oi not true sibu person, its like dipping sushi in miso soup
The pagoda temple - I remember it was under construction when I was 12 years old.
Night market - Since I was a boy, we family visited night market every Saturday night.
The Pasar Sentral (Central Market) - my memories there in the late 90s, when having meal with my late mom.
I remember walking around Sibu for lunch when I was a legal clerk in Sibu in age of early 20s. thank you guys for bringing me back memories. I am now residing in Kuching.
Started watching you guys last week. KL vlogs. Love your food vlogs. Try 'kampua noodle' and 'kompia' with pork filling. Yummy!
Check out Muhibbah Hawker Centre which is near Delta Mall, opened in the evenings only.
Thank you so much for your support ❤️❤️
Sibu, yes, not on the list among western tourists but as both of you have experienced it so far, the locals are very very friendly.
Super friendly ❤️❤️❤️
Wonderful. Thank you for showing your explorations in Sibu.
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@@TwoMadExplorers 😄
I am 55. I never ever ate satay for breakfast. First time I saw someone do it.
Wao amazing view,I was born in sibu but now residing in other city and I have never went up the pagoda before
Wow everyone in the market speak good English 👍👌
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Good to see you guyes .. greetings from 🇱🇰
We ❤️ Sri Lanka 🇱🇰
Come back again during Borneo Cultural Festival annual event
That's amazing about river being wider than Ireland 😮
Thank you for going to other places in Sarawak.
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There are around 1,100 hawker stalls in Sibu Central Market and a few hundred stalls selling native jungle produce.
Hi Naomi and Luke...
Hope you both are enjoying your tour of Sarawak...
don't forget to go to Mukah, Dalat and Oya...
Welcome to Sibu...
Thank you so much 😊
Enjoy your day in sibu friends
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Welcome you Sibu .....i m from Sibu Sarawak
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Kuching hidden gems: Roxy Tasik Biru, Siniawan Night Market, Paku Rock Maze Garden, Wind Cave, Fairy Cave, Annah Rais hotspring and Borneo Highlands.
Thank you 🙏
A must try food, the locals call it "Dian Mian Hu" located in downtown area, namely Chop Hing Huong coffee shop
Fuzhou ke 2 di Asean ... keluarga besar ayah ku berada di Jalan Mantis Timur Kota Sibu, salam dari East Kalimantan🙏
Helo guys🙋🏻♂️ im happy that you two love❤ Sibu., I appreciate it, this is my home town, God bless you two🙏🏻
Guys., dont forget Borneo Cultural Festival at Sibu Town Squere by tomorrow
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The local food that I would like to suggest u to try at sibu are Kampua Mee at Harvest Cafe or Sing Hin Conner, Sua Mee at Opps Kopitiam they offer alot nice local breakfast for u to try, also can try Pork Kompia at Noodles House and Chinese Dry/Wet Fried Noodles at Central Market would be recommended the stall 98 at 2nd floor. ☺️
Thank you so much 😊
I live in Sibu and I’m proud to live here ❤
Please give a try the Kampua Mee is famous noodle in Sibu, different version of noodle available in Sarawak besides Kolok Mee. Specialties of Foochow's.
Interesting porridge 😮
enjoy your trip guys✌️ welcome to sarawak
Thank you! 😃
4:30 Oh dear… no more express boat from Kuching to Sibu? That’s sad…
7:38 That’s a nice spot to catch the sunset… 😊
10:16 Sibu was started by the Foochows when some of them were brought over from Fujian during the reign of Rajah Charles Brooke. There’s a place somewhere in the suburbs where you can try making noodles… but you need to contact them for an appointment.
33:20 You are right, Naomi. Sibu is rather underrated. Most people come to Sarawak for the national parks near Kuching, the Mulu Caves via Miri... But least visited by tourists would be the town of Kapit upriver from Sibu. It has only been connected by tar sealed road probably in the last couple of years. Prior to that, the only way up there would be by the river express boat. A few of those now has been converted as a river cruise boats. If you guys are still in Sibu, see if you can check them out.
Thank for ur journey welcome to sarawak... Next to mukah, buntulu we meet here 👍👍👍
Love you guys.. noami is the sweetest she is beautiful ❤❤❤.. take care and continue to make an awesome videos for us ❤❤❤❤❤❤ love it.. u guys just make my day
❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️
Terima kasih guys..
Sama samaaaaaaa
Answer to your for Tua Peh Kong Temple (Chinese: 永安厅大伯公庙; Pe̍h-ōe-jī: Éng-an-thiaⁿ Tōa-peh-kong-biō) (also called Sibu Eng Ann Teng Tua Peh Kong)[2] in Sibu, Sarawak, Malaysia is the oldest Chinese temple in the town with a 7-storey pagoda with the temple history dates back to 1850s. (refer to Wikipedia, Google)
Thanks for the Video I learn English too while watching the Video. You shall visit the Foochow Association Muzium at Salim Road.
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Markets are such nice places to spend time ❤️
Hello Naomi & Luke. Glad to watched your vlog in Sibi Sarawak. I love the view from top of the agoda! Thank you so much. Sibu City of Swan. God bless both of you. Watching from Marudi Sarawak.
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😅😂😂😂😂😂 Naomi's bug run 😅😅😅😅😅😅 I'd be same Naomi. Least the log is enjoying a nice relaxing swim 😅❤❤❤
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AWESOME video guys, we just got back not too long ago from some Thailand adventures too, but hopefully the wife and I can visit Sibu Sarawak one day soon! 🙂
Thank you so much 😊 ❤️❤️❤️
Hello guys, it's wonderful that both of u have come over to visit sibu and able to witness BCF.If u have stayed a bit longer and made friends with the locals especially the Ibans, they will definitely invite u two to their longhouses.
Should try Foochow noodles kampua. Pronounced "Gan pua"
aw…my hometown
We are moving there in 2 years I'm now in the Philippines
Welcome to Sarawak bro 👍
The Chinese and Indians started to migrate here during ancient times. But, the bulk of movement happened during British rule. Their descendants, alongside the Malays and other Natives are now constituted as Malaysians.
BTW, beautiful video ❤.
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Try Muhibbah Hawker Center near Delta Mall. Opens in the evenings only from 6 pm. Love your KL food vlogs. Started watching you guys last week. Pleasant contents! Enjoy Sarawak!👍❤😅
Welcome to swak enjoy ur holiday👍
Hello from sibu🤩u guys at my hometown!welcome to both of u🤗 enjoy Sibu!
That's good 🌹♥️
Sibu just started the carnival.. I miss the place to enjoy❤️❤️
So amazing ❤️🙏
Malaysia only existed in September 1968 after Sarawak, North Borneo or now called Sabah, Singapore and Malaya or the federation of Malaya merged and formed Malaysia. Most of our fellow Chinese and Indians in our country came into the picture long before Malaysia was formed.
1963. Not 1968
You must try Kampua Mee and Kompia as they were all from Sibu town invented by the Foochows
Aww, I'll always miss Naomi's sweetness, cuteness...😉
I grew up in Sibu, I have never stepped into that Tua Pek Kong 😅
En journée vous entendrez pas beaucoup les oiseaux mais, lorsque le jour se ”couche”,
Là c’est le cocert et C Bagus 😂
Un peu moins de amazing parce que vous serez ” fatigué” et ce sera tres bien, surtout venant d’ Irlandais 😂
Terima kasih ,
VELOMO
Welcome to Borneo island,
welcome to Kucing and Sibu❤
🙏❤️ thank you
Can explore to night market sibu also❤. A lot of food that u guys can try 😊
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You can also try boat cruise along rajang river
Welcome to Sibu.
Thank you so much 😊
Please come to visit Miri as there got plenty of national park such as Niah Cave, Lambir waterfall and Mulu Cave.
Welcome to Sarawak 😅😅!!
Welcome to Bintulu also, there is popular belacan " prawn shrimp" / oil and gas town, industrial town in Sarawak country.And very expensive goods & services town in Sarawak🤭.
Thank you 🙏
Nice...Borneo Culture Festival will start 14th of July till 23rd july 2023. That different night of event style.
We will be there to film ❤️
yes, the Borneo Cultural Festival starting tonight will kick up a storm. Enjoy and have a blast !
The swan's is represent of Sibu town.
Welcome to my hometown..
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put some soy sauce and pepper in the porridge will be more yummy 😊
Welcome to my city 😇
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@@TwoMadExplorers I suggest that you should visit one of the oldest mosques here, the mosque called AL-QADIM is very beautiful and its interior carvings are interesting ☺️☺️☺️
try climb mount kinabalu in SABAH JUST NECT UPPER SARAWAK NORTH BORNEO BUT HERE FOOD MUCH EXPENSIVE THAN SARAWAK
Yes thank you 🙏
Yeah we have huge bugs over here in Sarawak. My English cousin spent a week of his holiday going around and picking up bugs of all kinds. And scaring my mom with show and tell. Ahhh the good old days.
Sarawak is roughly the same size as Western Malaysia.
Hi, hopefully next time both of you can visit to my hometown.. Sri Aman, Sarawak😊 especially during Pesta Benak/ Tidal Bore Festival
welcome to sibu!!
Sarawak pepper is quite famous. Cambodian pepper is high quality as well, kompot i think.
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Thankyou explore my place....terima kasih lahh..😅
Beutiful sibu
Wow now in sibu
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wait..
sibu is where i live..
If you two still at Sibu, please try "dabai" fruit at Central Market. This fruit so famous in Sibu and only available at Sarawak. Also you guys can go to SMC Gallery to know more about Sibu. Anyway, welcome to Sibu..
Nice vlog..
Thank you so much 😊
There are several waves of chinese migration. The earliest probably during melaka period.
If you want to try Kampua noodle can go to stall no. 92 se Indonesia floor at Sibu new market at citycentre
Visit BCF( Borneo cultural festival) at phase 1 sibu..behind Wisma Sanyan
The white shirt guy is Mr Lau
Sarawak has one of the best quality of pepper in the world!
My hometown
Nearby central road Public Bank has ATM
Sibu is currently orgqnizing the famous BCF..cultural show, food a must go...14/7 opening day..
We will be there ❤️
@@TwoMadExplorers hope to see you around...if yiu may stay untill 21, it was for iban night...there would ba a local beauty pagent in the main stage..you will see all beatiful ladies dress up in beautiful traditional wear made from silver coin..i hope i can show u araund during the day cause i might sendinf a candidate too
Try to explore SMI Park Sibu nearby waterfront hotel ( phase 2) ...
You all notice there are a lot of churchs in Sibu?
Do try out the sunset river cruise on weekends with online reservations available
The PAM Borneo Highway has slowly replaced the River Transport of Sarawak.
You try laksa swk ok
I from sibu swk
Very rich people in sibu
Nice video
Wlcome 2 my city.....😘
Thank you so much 😊
This year Sarawak is celebrating 60 years anniversary of Independence in Malaysia
Incredible ❤️
You wait until 22 july you can join celebrate sarawak anniversary together.
That is length not width. I did not know Ireland was so tiny.
well the length of the Rejang river is longer than Ireland is wide. That's what we are saying :D :D
Bizarre il pleut en Asie 😂 et oui plus qu’à Las Vegas 😂
Brother....I would like you to try native dinner The Ambuyat usually dishes for m
For Melanau people or either mee jawa...let try
I been in Sibu few years ago and I visited the temple. I stayed at King Wood Hotel, but I spent most of the time at Sungai Anutu. I like Sibu Pasa Malam, ❤
Buy kong pia...local buns...
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