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DAY 1 ➤ Meet arrival, Transfer to hotel ➤ Visit Sibu Icon - Swan Garden ➤ Sibu Gateway, Rajang Esplanade ➤ Sibu Night Market DAY 2 ➤ Temple by the River & Pagoda ➤ Sibu Town Square ➤ Lau King Howe Hospital Museum ➤ Sibu Cultural & Exhibition Centre ➤ Sungai Merah Heritage ➤ Iban Longhouse Experience DAY 3 ➤ World Fuzhou Heritage Gallery ➤ Kutien Memorial Park ➤ Central Market Local Food Dumpling ➤ Temple for God of Gen. Tiger ➤ Bukit Aup Jubilee Park ➤ Transfer to Airport *** The above itinerary is for reference only Min 6 adults to go Greatown Travel Sdn Bhd (co no. 222594-U) (KPL/LN 4712) No. 6, 1 st floor, Lrg Chew Siik Hiong 1A, 96000 Sibu, Sarawak Tel: (6) 084 211243 / 212243 Fax: (6) 084 213243 Email: greatown@ymail.com Website: rajangtourism.blogspot.com 20 | BorneoTalkJul-Sept2009
TourismTalk Sarawak Boleh Express Boat Experience a new generation of express boat ride! Visitors to Sarawak must experience the scenic beauty of its interiors to catch a glimpse of the legendary longhouses of the Iban, the largest ethnic group in the state. Most of these are found along the mighty Rajang River and the best place to set up camp is Kapit, the riverine town, some two and half hours of express boat ride from Sibu. Sarawak Boleh Express Boat is a company that specialises in this adventure trip, utilising a fleet of sleek and powerful boats to take passengers from Sibu to many of the riverine towns scattered over the interiors, including Kapit. Come November-December this year, the company will be introducing the Sarawak Boleh 268, latest express boat plying between Sibu and Kapit on a daily basis. This purpose built craft will have the usual comfort like air conditioning and free movie shows on board and different classes of seats ranging from VIP to 1 st Class, and Business to Economy, comfortably accommodating 151 people. Seats are specially designed and built by German technology with ample leg room and VIP passengers will enjoy the comfort of stretching their legs at the upper deck of the boat during the trip. Unlike the older generation boats, Sarawak Boleh 268 will be powered by Mitsubishi engines, using water jets instead of propellers, giving a more quiet and comfortable ride. As safety is a priority, the craft will have seven accessible doors and at the bottom interior layer is a sensor, which will trigger the alarm system if water gets inside the lower hull. The five toilets inside adequately cater to the needs of all passengers and as usual, the interior is tastefully transformed to create an ambience for the pleasure of the guests. Sarawak Boleh 268 will be distinctive in its colour scheme, reflecting on the company’s tradition of colouring each of its boat differently. Sarawak Boleh 268 will also be berthed with the other fleet of boats at the busy Sibu Express Boat Terminal, just minutes from the town’s centre. For those new to express boat experience, the Sarawak Boleh boats feature comfortable settees with ample leg room in a two-seat configuration arrangement for 1 st class. For the economy and business class, the seats are arranged in rows of four each and the interior has ample room for storage of bags and other goods carried by passengers. Tickets can be bought on the spot when boarding for Sibu or Kapit but to ensure that you get the seat and time you want to travel, it is always good to make bookings at the office at the Sibu Express Boat Terminal or at the Kapit terminal. Swegim Enterprise Sdn. Bhd. • 12 Jalan Kampung Nyabor, 96000 Sibu, Sarawak. Tel: (6) 084 334433, 366777 Fax: (6) 084 316026 Jul-Sept2009BorneoTalk | 21
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