If you visit in late May or early June, you can experience the Iban harvest festival. This festival marks the end of the rice harvesting season and is a time for giving thanks to the gods for a bountiful harvest. The festival is both a religious and social occasion, featuring traditional music, dance, and feasting. 

Participants wear vibrant traditional costumes, with women donning the "ngepan" and "sugu tinggi" (Iban maiden headgear), and men wearing "cawat" or "sirat" (loin cloth) along with various accessories