Landmarks and Places To Go

Explore Miri's top landmarks and must-visit spots. Discover historic sites, cultural attractions, and scenic places that showcase the charm of the city.

Canada Hill

It called Canada Hill speculated that the hills name was attributed to the team of Canadian driller working in the local oil industry in the early days of Miri.After that, the hill was named after a Canadian who used to live in the area. Canada Hill is a historic location that played a significant role in the birth of the petroleum industry in Malaysia.

One of the main ,attractions of Canada Hill is the Old Grand Lady, which is a symbol of the oil industry in Sarawak. Visitors can also explore Kampung Haji Wahed, a local village inhabited by Kedayan people, and take a rest on the green lawn.

Canada Hill provides one of the best vantage points to admire the entire area of Miri City and the South China Sea. Visitors can also jog on the well designed path while enjoying the stunning view.

Niah National Park

Niah national cave is alive with 40,000 years of unwritten history, because it was inhibited by humans at least 40 millennia ago. The caves are the site of some of the oldest human remains discovered in Southeast ASIA.

Niah national Park is home to the Niah Caves, ancient burial sites, cave painting and the spectacular Great Cave. Niah cave is the largest cave in Sarawak. The cave is the earliest living quarters in prehistoric times. In the Niah cave can see about many human historical relics and natural forest scenery

Coco Cabana

Coco Cabana an event space that is located at the tip of Marina Bay area river mouth mound sea wall event space, featuring an art gallery, gift shop, food stalls, cafe and museums. The building features intricately carved wooden detailing on the main hall, and the location offers a sunset view at sea and the Miri coastline. The building was previously a seafood restaurant prior to this.

Miri top tourist attraction within the city center, also best spot to enjoy daily sunset. Existing entertainment like children playgrounds, bouncing castles, bicycle rental etc and complimented by weekly markets, music buskers or art and culture activities as well as mini concert.

Niah National Park

The Luak Bay Esplanade, 11km south of town, has an attractive white sand beach, making it a popular spot for picnics and barbecues, and probably the best spot in Miri to enjoy the spectacular tropical sunsets. Further down the coast towards Bekenu are a number of attractive casuarina-fringed beaches – Bungai Beach, Sibuti Beach and Peliau Beach – that are ideal for picnicking.

Tanjung Lobang Beach

Every once in a while, the stress of the city life gets to us. We often dream of escaping to a place that is quiet, tranquil and relaxing where we can enjoy life‘s simple pleasures. One such place is Tanjung Lobang Beach in Sarawak.

Situated on the mainland in Miri, this is the perfect location for those who want a taste of the seaside without leaving the city. Also known as Brighton Beach, Tanjung Lobang Beach is famed for its stunning sunsets which evoke feelings of awe and admiration.

Tanjung Lobang Beach is popular among the locals and visitors alike. Tai chi exercise buffs, anglers, fitness enthusiasts and foodies frequent the area to enjoy the sights, sea breeze and definitely the variety of food. Just a short walk away is the seahorse lighthouse, which is an icon of Miri.

Lambir hills national park

Spreading across a vast 6,949 hectares of naturally formed hilly terrains, the Lambir Hills is buzzing with bountiful 1,200 species of trees which play hosts to a number of 1,200 insects. Lambir Hills which encompasses of 52 hectares of greenness, is recognised by scientists and researchers worldwide as one of the most ecologically diversified areas to date.

Tusan Beach

Tusan Beach is a silent gem hidden along the shores of Miri in Sarawak, known for its stunning beauty and serenity. About 30 kilometers to the south of Miri, it comprises some of the most beautiful shores in the country, with golden sands, stunning cliffs, and crystal-clear waters. Tusan Beach is a haven for nature lovers and photographers, offering spectacular sunsets and unique attractions like the "Blue Tears" phenomenon: bioluminescent plankton that light up the shoreline on certain nights. With its tranquil ambiance and unspoiled surroundings, Tusan Beach is the perfect destination for a relaxing getaway or an adventurous day out exploring Sarawak's coastal charm.

Mulu Cave

The Mulu caves are one part of the Gunung Mulu National Park in Miri, Sarawak; it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site famous for its amazing formation of limestones and vast natural beauty. It is home to a number of the largest and most spectacular caves on Earth: the huge Sarawak Chamber, which could swallow dozens of Boeing 747s with ease; Deer Cave, whose multitudinous bat inhabitants are responsible for an unforgettable display in the skies above it during dusk. Visitors can explore deep into the magnificent Clearwater Cave, one of the longest cave systems in the world, and marvel at the enchanted stalactites and stalagmites in Lang's Cave. The Mulu is flanked by lush tropical rainforest and encompasses a unique combination of adventure, biodiversity, and geological wonders, making it an absolute nature lover's haven and a dream come true for any explorer.

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