A self-drive adventure in Sarawak ... in a minibus!


Cruises along the Sarawak River in Kuching pass landmarks such as the Legislative Assembly. — Photos: DAVID BOWDEN

Like many plans, the journey of discovery across Sarawak began with a group of travel writers over some cool beverages.

I’m not sure what the collective noun for travel writers is. Is it a press, a newsroom, an atlas, or maybe a laptop? But there we were, just exchanging stories, and then the topic turned to Visit Malaysia 2026, and what journeys we planned to write about.

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