Landmarks and Places To Go

Explore Limbang's top landmarks and must-visit spots. Discover historic sites, cultural attractions, and scenic places that reflect the unique charm of the town.

Fort Alice

The fort was originally constructed in 1864 as the Simanggang Fort after the victory of Charles Brook over Rentap. The fort was listed as historical monument by the Sarawak State Government in 1971.In June 2013, restoration works began on the fort and was completed on 18 April 2015 with a cost of MYR5 million. It was then reopened as the Sri Aman Heritage Museum.

Batang Ai National Park

This lush rainforest is a perfect destination for eco-tourism, offering pristine jungle walks, hiking trails, and opportunities to explore wildlife. Visitors can also experience the Batang Ai Dam and the nearby Iban longhouses. It's ideal for those interested in nature, birdwatching, and local indigenous culture.

Sri Aman Waterfront

This waterfront park is a serene spot along the Batang Lupar River, offering picturesque views, walking paths, and picnic spots. It's also a good place to watch the "Benak" phenomenon, a tidal bore that occurs when the tide pushes upstream against the current of the river.

Tze Yin Khor

Tze Yin Khor is located in Sri Aman, the capital of 2nd Division of Sarawak; it is about 200 km by road from Kuching. There is only one traditional Chinese temple in this small town.

lThe temple is located at the river bank of Batang Lupar, famous for the Tidal Wave called Benak locally. This is one of the few temples in Sarawak which is more than a century. The present glamorous architecture was completed in 1993.

lThe present location was relocated in 1899. It is believed by most adherents that the present location is seated on a good Feng Shui, a Live Crab Feng Shui. Many believe that because of the Live Crab Feng Shui & the blessings from Tze Pei Goddess, Tze Yin Khor had escaped many major disasters in Sri Aman.

Batu Nabau

It's surrounded by natural forest, making it an ideal spot for hiking and enjoying nature. The name "Nabau" comes from the Iban language, meaning "great phyton".

Visitors can explore the area, take in the beautiful scenery, and enjoy a peaceful hike. It's a great way to experience the natural beauty of Sri Aman.

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