3 Days Itinerary in Miri, Malaysia - Travel Guide
Tropical Escapade: 3 Days in Miri, Malaysia
Days | Description |
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1 | Day 1 - A Diverse Cultural Dip |
2 | Day 2 - Beaches and Caves Adventure |
3 | Day 3 - Exploring Rural Lifestyle |
Introduction
Prepare to experience the bustling city life and rich historical sites of Miri, Malaysia. This three-day holiday gives you a chance to explore the best of Miri's enticing city and fascinating rural lifestyle full of diverse culture and delectable cuisine.
Day 1 - A Diverse Cultural Dip
Your exciting trip in Miri begins with a visit to the iconic Grand Old Lady, the first oil well in Malaysia, located on Canada Hill. Match the brisk morning air with the stroll up this historical hill, with the stunning city panorama as your reward. As your curiosity for history has now sparked, head to the Miri Handicraft Centre, housing a myriad of Sarawak's ethnic crafts - Ain't it like stepping into a tangible history book? Miri City Fan, a stunning park complex, could be your next stop, offering a serene environment as the sun dips. A night in the buzzling Miri Public Park with fabulous food stalls, gifts, and live music sound to you like a day well-spent, doesn't it?
Day 2 - Beaches and Caves Adventure
Venture out of the city, with Tusan Beach being your first destination. Known for the rare natural phenomenon, the 'Blue Tears', this beach provides a relaxing morning stroll. Thereafter, embrace an adventurous moment at the Niah National Park, just about two hours from Tusan. Indulge in cave spelunking to explore the iconic Niah Caves, famous for its ancient human remains. Is there anything better than finishing the day with a fantastic seafood feast at Bungai Beach while awaiting a mesmerizing beach sunset?
Day 3 - Exploring Rural Lifestyle
Immerse yourself in the rural lifestyle by heading towards Bario, a remote highland area in Sarawak. Let your taste buds relish the famous Bario Rice and visit the serene, scenic fields surrounded by lush rainforests. Is there anything better than roaming around in the tranquility of nature and the warmth of local kindness? On your way back, stop by the captivating Lambir Hills National Park, offering multiple trails, refreshing waterfalls, and stunning biodiversity - perfect to unwind and reminisce the roller-coaster of adventures you had in Miri. By now, doesn't your heart resonate with the rhythm of Miri's heart?
Janet Smith
FAQs about this
3 day itinerary in
Miri
The best time to visit Miri is from May to July when the rainfall is at a minimum and weather is pleasantly warm.
Even though tap water in Miri is generally considered safe for drinking, it's always safer to stick with bottled water for consumption.
In Miri, be sure to try local dishes like Sarawak Laksa, Midin (a local jungle fern) stir-fry, and the famous Bario rice from the Kelabit highlands.