Social scientist: Tengku Hilda will be talking about the Santubong Stonehenge at the festival.
KUCHING: From Sarawak’s own “Stonehenge” to butterflies, moths, birds, carnivorous plants and early Chinese settlers, the Santubong peninsula has many secrets to reveal.
Members of the public can learn about these secrets in a series of talks lined up for the Santubong Nature Festival this weekend.
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