All these historical facts were not written in our history books in school . Pupils in school learn mostly about history of West Malaysia. This made locals like me lack of knowledge about our own historical stories. Education ministry never put an effort to let pupils to learn about East Malaysia 's history. Mostly for locals, every building that you have shown here are just an old building without knowing it's history...Thanks Nick to educate the locals about these historical facts that we don't even know, as never learned in school.
@@shukriramlee go and check your text book... which history text books from primary school till form 6 got mention what did Nick mention here in this video? All we learnt was Sarawak was ruled by Brooke 's family.
Interesting thing about Nick is that he gives an accurate information about the history of a places from authentic sources. In conclusion, Nick is a thorough person & produced an interesting video full of accurate historical site stories.A foreigner who appreciates the beauty treasure & culture of Sarawak.
Sir James Brooke, Rajah of Sarawak KCB (29 April 1803 - 11 June 1868), was a British soldier and adventurer who founded the Raj of Sarawak in Borneo. He ruled as the first White Rajah of Sarawak from 1841 until his death in 1868. Sir Charles Vyner de Windt Brooke (b. Sept. 26, 1874, London-d. May 9, 1963, London) was the third and last “white raja” (1917-46). He joined the Sarawak administration in 1897. After World War I, a boom in rubber and oil drew Sarawak further into the world economy, and for that and other reasons the state embarked on gradual modernization of its institutions. Public services were developed, a Sarawak penal code modeled on that of British India was introduced in 1924, and there was some extension of educational opportunity. Brooke was knighted in 1927. In September 1941, on the centenary of Brooke rule, the third raja proclaimed a constitution designed to establish self-government for Sarawak, but shortly afterward the state fell to the Japanese. When World War II was over, Vyner Brooke decided that Sarawak should be ceded to Great Britain, and, after a bitter family feud, he formally terminated Brooke rule on July 1, 1946.
Amazing. This video knowledgeable and interesting. Sarawak has a lot of historical places. In further future, Sarawak will become developed city. Lot places to be explored but most of the places must have own transport to go visiting. For example, Kampung Budaya, Rumah Panjang Mongkos Serian, Tasik Biru Bau, Siniawan and others all have own historical.😊
I suggest you go visit Kampung Asum in Ulu Padawan where there are some interesting waterfalls, the history of the village and the journey there that you might not have expected. One of the very interesting areas in Ulu Padawan. You can also go to the next village such as Kampung Sapit and Kampung Abang. Many places and unique nature are there.
Thanks Nick for this awesome video, some of the facts that you mentioned, I didn't even know before this, very educational even for me a Sarawakian, brings back a lot of memories of my school days..I used to hang out near the museum area and a place called "Summer House" near my school St Teresa. They served the best Ang Tau Peng.
Just found your videos mate. Great videos. Beautiful family.....you should set up a small tour bringing the Netherland people to sarawak. You are great tour guide
Thanks Nick for informative vlog about Kuching..eventho im Kuchingite for 20+ years since year 2001 but still lack bout this luvly city..Sarawak a place like no other😊
Interesting n awesome vdeo.... learn something new about history of Sarawak....tqiu to information....sarawakian also don't no about dis history epcially to young generation in Sarawak...tqiu🥰😘🤔🧐👍👍
Hello friend thank you so much for great sending to us You very perfect exsplain and give information about Sarawak Malaysia beautiful place Thank you for great sharing Full watched here
G’day Nick.. Thankyou very much for making a video History of place in Kuching..You know more about my countries of Sarawak than myself.. Very Interesting Nick..Well Done ☺️🖐👍👍
Many interesting places waiting for you in Sarawak mate, 9-11 divisions in Sarawak have their histories, thanks in advance because you promote Sarawak to the world ❤
This is such a nice change from the 'top 10 things to do in X!' made by RUclipsrs who have spent one weekend (or never even visited) in that area and stole the list of TripAdvisor. Nice one!
Hi, Nick... another fact, the park that you run and stand on beside Sarawak Club (Amphitheatre) plus Civic Centre used to be Sarawak Club Golf Course until it was taken over by the Sarawak government in the 80's...
Time for Sarawak government to revisit the historical places and history of Sarawak to put them in proper perspective and reintroduce to primary school to learn the Story of Sarawak before it is lost. The Sarawak story should be perpetuated before it is lost and forgotten.
I can imagine! It seems like they're always renovating. Or perhaps they prefer to direct foot traffic to the other entrances. I don't quite know the details..
Love the video - I was hoping you might know how Kuching got its name - There appears to be no definitive answer. Some say it come from a Chinese word meaning 'port' Some say it is named after cats (If so, then why ?) - Hope to bump into you some day.
All I know is that there are multiple stories about how Kuching got it's name. One of the stories (probably not true) is that when James Brooke arrived at this village he pointed at it and asked what the name was. His Malay friend thought he pointed at a cat so he said "Kuching" which means Cat in the local language. I kind of like this story, but it's probably not the real story - haha!
Kuching is definitely one of the best city to live in the world. But Pls don't tell everyone bout the city.. we luv to be discreet & live our life in peace
My wife & I got taken to the Sarawak Club by a friend & her husband for dinner. But we had to eat in the outside part cause I had sandals and shorts on. But it’s ok if the women have that on they can go inside???? Pretty sexist!!!! 😂 the friend said the woman could come in naked & it would be OK. Lol 😆
![Summer Walker - Heart Of A Woman [Official Lyric Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/SFddctbZzw8/mqdefault.jpg)
All these historical facts were not written in our history books in school . Pupils in school learn mostly about history of West Malaysia. This made locals like me lack of knowledge about our own historical stories. Education ministry never put an effort to let pupils to learn about East Malaysia 's history. Mostly for locals, every building that you have shown here are just an old building without knowing it's history...Thanks Nick to educate the locals about these historical facts that we don't even know, as never learned in school.
Don't talk nonsense. I've learnt about Sabah and Sarawak in text book more than I know about my state Johor.
@@shukriramlee go and check your text book... which history text books from primary school till form 6 got mention what did Nick mention here in this video? All we learnt was Sarawak was ruled by Brooke 's family.
Interesting thing about Nick is that he gives an accurate information about the history of a places from authentic sources. In conclusion, Nick is a thorough person & produced an interesting video full of accurate historical site stories.A foreigner who appreciates the beauty treasure & culture of Sarawak.
went to kuching last month. how i wish to come again and visit this beautiful city again.
Thank you for promoting Sarawak culture to the outside world
You're Amazing and your information about Sarawak is so much accurate, you are smarter than the locals. .Good job . Nick 👏👏👍👍♥️
Thanks Nick ! Kuching is a super underrated town and needs to be shown off more ! I hope we can get some content on Siniawan, Matang and Bau soon !
Sir James Brooke, Rajah of Sarawak KCB (29 April 1803 - 11 June 1868), was a British soldier and adventurer who founded the Raj of Sarawak in Borneo. He ruled as the first White Rajah of Sarawak from 1841 until his death in 1868. Sir Charles Vyner de Windt Brooke (b. Sept. 26, 1874, London-d. May 9, 1963, London) was the third and last “white raja” (1917-46). He joined the Sarawak administration in 1897. After World War I, a boom in rubber and oil drew Sarawak further into the world economy, and for that and other reasons the state embarked on gradual modernization of its institutions. Public services were developed, a Sarawak penal code modeled on that of British India was introduced in 1924, and there was some extension of educational opportunity. Brooke was knighted in 1927. In September 1941, on the centenary of Brooke rule, the third raja proclaimed a constitution designed to establish self-government for Sarawak, but shortly afterward the state fell to the Japanese. When World War II was over, Vyner Brooke decided that Sarawak should be ceded to Great Britain, and, after a bitter family feud, he formally terminated Brooke rule on July 1, 1946.
Before UOB (United Overseas Bank), it was OUB (Overseas Union Bank). Loved this historical information that wasn't written in our textbooks.
This is way better than learning history in school. Plus it’s easy to focus than focus in class. Also it is very comparable than the textbook
Amazing. This video knowledgeable and interesting. Sarawak has a lot of historical places. In further future, Sarawak will become developed city. Lot places to be explored but most of the places must have own transport to go visiting. For example, Kampung Budaya, Rumah Panjang Mongkos Serian, Tasik Biru Bau, Siniawan and others all have own historical.😊
Thanks for sharing bro. Nice to know these historical facts about Kuching.
G'day Nick from Australia. Terima kasih for the information about Kuching. I was born in Sarawak and enjoyed watching your RUclips.
Great video~ Thanks for your researching. I hope I will visit Kuching some day. (From Hong Kong)
I suggest you go visit Kampung Asum in Ulu Padawan where there are some interesting waterfalls, the history of the village and the journey there that you might not have expected. One of the very interesting areas in Ulu Padawan. You can also go to the next village such as Kampung Sapit and Kampung Abang. Many places and unique nature are there.
Yes! I have much more to explore in Padawan. I have a long bucket list!
I miss my hometown so much 😭 Thank you for making this video👍👍👍
Cheers Nick, the best permanent base foreign vloger in Kuching City, Sarawak, Borneo.
Wow, thanks! =D
I love your effort in making each an every videos Nick, well done ! Interesting, knowledgeable and fun. Kudos 👍👍👍
Thanks for sharing facts we locals took for granted. Much appreciated.
Thanks for this wonderful video n for sharing d history facts about Kuching, Sarawak. D tour around d city is really beautiful, educational.
Thanks Nick for this awesome video, some of the facts that you mentioned, I didn't even know before this, very educational even for me a Sarawakian, brings back a lot of memories of my school days..I used to hang out near the museum area and a place called "Summer House" near my school St Teresa. They served the best Ang Tau Peng.
I'm happy you liked it!
@@GlobalGibbon I am here from your TikTok channel. Subscribed.
@@lmsharmonic7163 hi! Awesome! Welcome to my RUclips channel!
REALLY interesting nearly all the places I have seen in Kuching such an interesting city ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Kuching and it’s people 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
wow. thank you for showing new places ☺
Ha Nick, we hebben 3 jaar in Kuching gewoond. Super interessante informatie, die ik niet kende!
Just found your videos mate. Great videos. Beautiful family.....you should set up a small tour bringing the Netherland people to sarawak. You are great tour guide
Hey there! Thanks for finding me! I am actually organising tours for Europeans through Malaysia, that's been my main job for the past 10 years. 😉
Hi Nick.....very informative facts I myself as Sarawakian dont even know.Interesting video and keep it up.Cheers.
love from sarawak ❤️ tq for the sharing!
Fantastic video! I MISS KUCHING!
Thank you. It is very interesting? I am a Sarawakian and I didn't know all these?
Hello brother nick thanks for sharing your video about my beautiful home town Sarawak all the best
Thanks Nick for informative vlog about Kuching..eventho im Kuchingite for 20+ years since year 2001 but still lack bout this luvly city..Sarawak a place like no other😊
Awesome video nick...me myself a sarawakian didnt know all the facts that u shared...keep it up...
Interesting n awesome vdeo.... learn something new about history of Sarawak....tqiu to information....sarawakian also don't no about dis history epcially to young generation in Sarawak...tqiu🥰😘🤔🧐👍👍
Really enjoyed n love your sharing. It’s really sad to see lots historical buildings have gone / destroyed due to development
Hello friend thank you so much for great sending to us
You very perfect exsplain and give information about Sarawak Malaysia beautiful place
Thank you for great sharing
Full watched here
Great video! Some of the facts weren’t known even to my knowledgeable of Kuching’s history father in law.
Very enjoyable video, nicely paced 😇
G’day Nick.. Thankyou very much for making a video History of place in Kuching..You know more about my countries of Sarawak than myself.. Very Interesting Nick..Well Done ☺️🖐👍👍
Interesting updates
Nice fun facts man 👍🏼👍🏼
Omg you walk past my school
My school is St Mary's❤😮
My hometown ❤️
Interesting vlog..I enjoyed it
Enjoyed this educational content. Great job as always
Many interesting places waiting for you in Sarawak mate, 9-11 divisions in Sarawak have their histories, thanks in advance because you promote Sarawak to the world ❤
yeahhh beautiful🤩🤩🤩🤩
Top, interesting video. Nice to see all the places again. Proud your my son.
Thank you Nick for sharing this interesting and great video. Loved it too.👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️
Thanks for watching Sharon!! 😄
nice video bro 👍👍
Dope facts!!! 🔥
Interesting info about history of Kuching 🙌🏻
Tq
This is such a nice change from the 'top 10 things to do in X!' made by RUclipsrs who have spent one weekend (or never even visited) in that area and stole the list of TripAdvisor. Nice one!
Haha. Thanks! 🤣🤣 I love your comment.
Thank you for knowing it.
Nice
nice contents about Kuching, I like watching kuching 😊
Tq..Nick..the insight of Sarawak 🤩
Awesome bro 👍
Thank you so much for good vedio wating for your next vedio.
Steady Nick!
Interesting! Thanks for the info
If i remembered correctly padang merdeka once was part of the st thomas cathedral
Hi, Nick... another fact, the park that you run and stand on beside Sarawak Club (Amphitheatre) plus Civic Centre used to be Sarawak Club Golf Course until it was taken over by the Sarawak government in the 80's...
Great😄
Very useful information
great job Nick
Good information 👍
Time for Sarawak government to revisit the historical places and history of Sarawak to put them in proper perspective and reintroduce to primary school to learn the Story of Sarawak before it is lost. The Sarawak story should be perpetuated before it is lost and forgotten.
On my visit last week, I was shocked that the western side of the Old Court House was fenced off to the public.
I can imagine! It seems like they're always renovating. Or perhaps they prefer to direct foot traffic to the other entrances. I don't quite know the details..
I didn’t know sarawak has two capitals before Kuching. Coming from kuching, it was shocking facts. 😀
I knew about Santubong before researching, but I didn't know about Lidah Tanah. History is so interesting!
That's the sad thing about our education system.
Awesome video and introduction but the music is too loud .
Thanks for the feedback! I'll keep that in mind!
I dont know what to comment. Any way I expect more informative videos like this.
I don't know how to reply, but I like this comment! 🤣
Hai I form kuching,sarawak nice to meet you.How filling you in this place?
I feel great!
First wireless ??? In Limburg, 2000 years ago, we did everything wireless and we already had tablets ;-p
🤣🤣🤣
My city 🥰🥰
Love the video - I was hoping you might know how Kuching got its name - There appears to be no definitive answer. Some say it come from a Chinese word meaning 'port' Some say it is named after cats (If so, then why ?) - Hope to bump into you some day.
All I know is that there are multiple stories about how Kuching got it's name. One of the stories (probably not true) is that when James Brooke arrived at this village he pointed at it and asked what the name was. His Malay friend thought he pointed at a cat so he said "Kuching" which means Cat in the local language. I kind of like this story, but it's probably not the real story - haha!
👏
damn i never know the wireless building is near my school
Never been this early haha
Good to see you here this early! 😄
Why the Sarawak Museum was left out in your video?
I focussed more on less known locations in this video and I have done videos about the museum before. 😯
Kmya ke kapit dih?
Next time!
👍👍👍👏👏👏🎉🎉🎉🙏🙏🙏
You can become Sarawakian already
Hahahaha nick u are better then a local
Kuching is definitely one of the best city to live in the world. But Pls don't tell everyone bout the city.. we luv to be discreet & live our life in peace
Instead of saying Malaysia, not really known to outsider, rather than saying Borneo. Just mention Sarawak, Borneo without saying Malaysia.
Harriss ker tu..
Why you look so handsome 😘
Melaka + Penang = Kuching
He may know Kuching however he talks too fastslow down and let us listen
You can playback the video at 50% if you wish😉
My wife & I got taken to the Sarawak Club by a friend & her husband for dinner. But we had to eat in the outside part cause I had sandals and shorts on. But it’s ok if the women have that on they can go inside???? Pretty sexist!!!! 😂 the friend said the woman could come in naked & it would be OK. Lol 😆
Haha🤣 sounds pretty true yes..
Good information.Amazing.hope to hear more from You again
Imagine if kids are in the club
another great video, nick!