3 Days Itinerary in Sibu, Malaysia - Travel Guide
3 Irresistible Days in Sibu, Malaysia
| Days | Description |
|---|---|
| 1 | Day 1 - Unleashing the Magic of Sibu |
| 2 | Day 2 - Delve into Sibu’s Natural Charm |
| 3 | Day 3 - Unravel Culture and Trade in Sibu |
Introduction
Get set for an Unforgettable Adventure in Sibu, Malaysia! Bask in the diverse cultural charms, scenic landscapes, and splendid heritage of this hidden gem in three captivating days. From mouth-watering local delights to serene natural parks and a bustling night market, this itinerary offers a variety of experiences to make your visit to Sibu a memorable one.
Day 1 - Unleashing the Magic of Sibu
Sibu Central Market is your starting point, the place to immerse in a local vibe right after breakfast. Marvel at the vibrance of the biggest indoor market in Malaysia filled with local food stalls, handicrafts and fresh produce. Next, head to Sibu Heritage Centre to delve into the history and heritage of the region. Post-lunch, treat your senses at the serene Lau King Howe Hospital Memorial Museum, a former hospital converted into a medical museum. End your day at Sibu Gateway where captivating sculptures, murals and landscaping provide the perfect spot for your evening stroll and Instagram packed moments.
Day 2 - Delve into Sibu’s Natural Charm
Begin your day by trekking through the lush greenery of the Bukit Aup Jubilee Park. Let this early morning adventure stimulate your senses before you head towards the iconic Sibu Swan Statue - the symbol of Sibu's pride. Post lunch, take a boat ride down the majestic Rajang River, the longest river in Malaysia, as you experience the calming tranquility of the waterway. Close the day's journey with a night visit to Sibu Night Market, take a real gastronomic adventure as you unveil the local culinary treasures. Don’t miss out to taste the famous local delicacy - Kom Pia.
Day 3 - Unravel Culture and Trade in Sibu
Start the day by visiting the Tua Pek Kong Temple, one of the oldest Chinese temples in Sibu, where you learn about the Chinese community's beliefs and spiritual practices. Next, head to the Sibu Islamic Heritage Museum post lunch, where you can appreciate the Islamic art, history and culture of the region. Now it's time for a mini shopping spree, at the end of the day, head to the Sibu Town Square - perfect place to collect souvenirs and create lasting memories of Sibu.
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FAQs about this
3 day itinerary in
Sibu
The best time to visit Sibu is from February to September, during the dry season when rainfall is relatively low.
Some of the local delicacies to try in Sibu are Kom Pia (traditional Foochow baked bread), Kampua Mee (local version of wonton noodles) and Dian Mian Hu (thick rice flour soup).
The best way to get around Sibu is by taxis, Grab car, or by foot which allows you to immerse fully in this small town charm.