I went to the Sarawak Cultural Village about 26 years ago. It is a living museum of Sarawak’s tribal cultures. With Jo visiting, I thought it was good to go and show her what makes Sarawak special.
The traditional dwellings were interesting for her and we tried the sago pancake, tumpik which turned out to be delicious. We passed on the tebaloi which is available more commonly in shops. I loved the Orang Ulu mural in their dwelling but like the first time, the cultural performance was entertaining.
The best parts of the performance for me was the Melanau one where a man climbed up to the top of a bamboo pole and spun himself around with the pole in his belly. Wow! Of course, I enjoyed the blowpipe shooting and the dances too.