Fun things to do in Miri: 27 fun attractions and activities

Did a loop route in a hot & humid day walking thie trail a bit tired & pain as the path up & down with no reason. Just inside the hill with not so much view. But hilltop quite good view. Wet day maybe a bit hard but dry that was easy. p.s. maybe too many people love to do trekking at here. So many small/fork path that made you went into wrong side sometimes.

A place to relax during evening. No need entrance fee

I am having a walk at this park. It was super relaxing and chilling. I saw a group of student are having a school activities at this park. It was a perfect place for them because this place is well-maintained and also clean. The cleaner were dedicated to keep this place clean. Shout out to them all. This park is huge too. I am just keeps following the path. I am definitely will coming back to this park once again. It was a good place to be explore. I love this park.

It's a small park that has Chinese heritage in it. Not busy at all when I visited on a Monday morning. Only saw an uncle with his DSLR. Nice place to jog with plenty of shade from the trees.

17/05/25 it good place to do brisk walk. suitable to bring the kids for picnic. it just requires some love with proper and regular maintenance to ensure the park is safe for visitors. love the concept of e-scooter available for rent.

Miri City Fan may be an older landmark, but it’s impressively well maintained and remains one of the nicest green spaces in the city. The layout is spacious with landscaped gardens, open lawns, and cultural features that make it a pleasant place to explore. What really stands out is the peaceful atmosphere — it’s very quiet and therapeutic, perfect for a relaxing walk, some light exercise, or simply to unwind. A calming spot in Miri that continues to offer charm and tranquility over the years.

A nice open space but a bit tatty. Gardens need some care and buildings could do with some maintenance. Paved paths for a nice walk.

Nicee and well maintenance recreational park

Very nice place. I like it. I only go there at the morning so not many people there. Many nice place attraction there.

An amazing visit to walk along the wooden boardwalk and then the series of caves. The walkways are well built but basic with no lighting etc. and unguided. Caves are beautiful and huges but not well cared for like the caves in Mulu. It's definitely worth visiting if you're in Miri.

Visiting Niah National Park was truly unforgettable! The cave is huge, with such a unique shape, something I never imagined to see. We were so lucky to witness a man climbing inside to collect the bird’s nest,an absolutely amazing experience!

Amazing Experience! the 10km journey through time walk was peaceful and full of beauty. Leading a stunning caves rich in history and mystery. Well maintained trails, friendly staff and breathtaking views - a true Sarawak gem worth visiting! Tips for visitors : Bring a Torchlight, good non slip shoes, and plenty of water for the 10km journey (hand cloves optional) and a small tower also help. The trail can be wet during raining season but it's worth every step!

It was an unplanned trip to Niah Cave, so we weren't fully prepared (no shoes or torchlights), but it's not really compulsory just good to have for precaution.. The walk was easy, about 6km back and forth, and even my 9-year-old son managed it without trouble.. Totally worth it to see the nature and explore the cave! It's amazing to imagine how ancient people once lived there.. The only downside was the boat ride across the river.. We were waiting on the other side before 5pm for the boat to pick us up, but when we got across, the boatman asked for extra payment, saying the rate increases after 5pm.. Honestly, that felt like a rip-off..

A must visit if you are natural lover. This cave is easy to access with all the platforms build for you. If you coming to Miri or Bintulu, take the Pan Borneo highway to reach within 1 1/2 hour. A highly recommended place to go and spend half of the day there

The directions given by the Google was misleading. We ended up going through gravel road (palm oil area) and reached a village. Villagers said yes, we can walked through the side, which was the back side to reach Niah Caves. With no tickets counter, and very scary environment. Whatever happened after we entered will be totally out of record. So we turned back, and drive back to the main road, and lucky to meet a helpful young guy, who helped us search and pinned the location on our map. Yes, we wasted couple of hours drove in and out from the area. The Niah caves was amazing, we enjoyed ourselves exploring the area. Please amend the directions, those people like us driving a non 4WD car was totally felt helpless entering an unfavourable path to this amazing place.

Entrance fee is rm10 for malaysian adult. Interesting place. This is where you wonder how older native can explore this place. Very smart and brave. Not suitable for those have knee pain and unfit pensioners. U have to walk on wooden platform which is a bit tricky and slippery on rainy day.

A windy beach, the cliff fell so there's not much to see now. There's a food court but no stalls are open, toilets & parkings are available. Good place to visit at least once.

Too bad the rock formation is no longer there, but it's still worth a visit if you like peaceful quiet beach. I don't really like sand in my shoes so I found that little cliff at the beach actually let me enjoy everything I like about the beach (and the breeze) without the things I don't like (sand). There's a friendly stray cat too. Maybe it's just hungry. Won't say it's worth a drive, but if you just happen to be in the area, go have a look. Sure felt better when I leave.

Windy white sand beach along the south china sea , what’s a pity !! Sad news about iconic naturemade stone, horse head drinking sea water collapsing on February 2020 . However, the facilities at this attraction are quite good condition , multipurpose building with toilets, bath and shower, also food shops are very clean , tidy and spacious. The parking lots are wide and plenty. There is concrete path on the cliff for walking along the cliffs , feeling fresh air and wind.

It is a laid back atmosphere. While Tusan beach boasts stunning views, its not ideal for swimming. Instead, its a serene haven for enjoying the tranquility and breathtaking scenery from the hill above.

The place is quite decent. The facilities such as toilets, eatery are not provided. This is due to the unfinished construction. However the view is quite stunning and this may good place to take a good photo of oceanic and sunset views. However there should be added some safety precutio n especially the cliffs. It way too dangerous especially if visitors who have kids playing around. Overall its a good place and need more good facilities.

It is a pity that I did not make it to see the Horse Head Rock. It has collapse a few months ago due to constant erosion caused by strong waves. The edge of the beach is flanked by a cliff. But the cliff is made up mainly of soft sedimentary rock like sandstone and mudstone that could not withstand the constant pounding by the waves. Explore area the area. You can see a few sea caves that is constantly evolving.

15 Dec 2019 Went there to take some beautiful pictures but alas like almost all beachs in Malaysia. It was not well maintain. It was dirty and have many litter around. Like a huge pile of rubbish everywhere. The sea itself have plastic or pieces of rubbish in the water. Then there seems to be an ongoing construction there and It was rainy day so expected to be very muddy and slippery when wet. The stairs that go down to the beach are dangerous if not careful cause due to rain and sea some of the cliff have landslide which makes the stairs wobbly and NOT SAFE!! some of the wood are also missing!! The sea is not only polluted with plastic but also looks rough to be swimming in it. Suggest if y'all really want to swim then swim in shallow area. Good some nice pic but didn't stay long even when the light rain stopped cause the environment itself is let say.. Polluted.

Very vibrant colours and dragons, typical of the Taoist temples. It appears that this temple is still not yet complete but is beautiful and worth a visit

I really enjoyed visiting this temple and it not dawn on me why it was called Tua Pek Kong until I visited!!! There is a large statue of Tua Pek Kong and I've never seen anything quite like it in Malaysia. The temple was under renovation but it looks nearly completed. I particularly enjoyed going up to the first floor as it gave me a great view of the temple rooftop and I could see the colourful roof decorations up close. I would highly recommend this place to visit.

The temple looks beautiful, vibrant with the many colors and location also strategic. There are many shops also close by.

Temple is newly decorated, huge and is definitely worth visiting when you are in Miri. The temple also offers 平安米包 which is restricted to one per person.

(Detailed review below) Ambiance ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Accessibility ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Cost ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Centrally located and near to other local attractions, so not to be missed. There are some ongoing construction works going on in the compound area but the temple itself is open and safe to explore (or to do your worshipping). There is an on-site store that sells prayer materials. Overall, it's a small but beautiful temple steep in a long history. Definitely worth the visit if you’re in the area. Tip: I don’t remember spotting any toilet facilities but there is a public toilet building outside, maybe 200m away.

Worth to visit. Quite big temple, nice and clean.

Hundred over years old big temple. Pray for me and my family Bo pi Bo bi gong gong pi❤️🙏🏼

**Amazing Experience at the Crocodile Farm!** I recently visited the Crocodile Farm with my friends, and it was an unforgettable experience! The farm had a variety of crocodiles in different sizes, and it was fascinating to see them up close in such a well-maintained environment. One of the highlights was getting the chance to take photos with some amazing creatures! We got to hold a python (which was surprisingly calm!) and pose with a few beautiful birds. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable, providing us with interesting facts about the animals. Overall, it was a great adventure, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a fun and educational outing. Whether you’re a wildlife enthusiast or just looking for something unique to do, this farm is a must-visit!

The crocodile zoo was really interesting and informative, and it was great to see these huge reptiles up close. The crocodiles were just hanging out in the water, looking like they were fast asleep, but then sometimes moved really quickly! The farm is nicely landscaped with large lotus and water hyacinth ponds, and it's a bit cooler there thanks to the trees the owners have planted. The grounds are nicely maintained but watch out after heavy rain when a few paths can be a bit slippery. It's obvious that the owners are proud of what they are doing, so I hope they don't take the following as disrespectful or unfair, but I feel I must say that the enclosures for some of the other animals and birds aren't all that great or appropriate, really. I felt sorry for the sun bears; they walked up and down in their enclosure and looked bored and unhappy. Having said that, I did enjoy the visit, not least because there's also a cassowary in one enclosure. I hope the family who run this farm and mini zoo get many more visitors so that some funds become available to upgrade some of the older enclosures. This attraction is a little way north of Miri, and as far as I'm aware there's no public transport. If you don't have your own vehicle, be sure to arrange a pickup with a Grab or taxi beforehand. Not many drivers in the city might be keen to accept a ride.

Amazing, to see up close variety of crocodiles in Malaysia. They do display and interactive sessions with the animal there. Quite fun and a place to visit when in Miri.

Miri Sarawak... Beautiful Sunset scenery available at maby beach front area in the city.... City to Mulu cave, Niah Cave..... 😍😍👌😎😎😎❤️

their animal are really close to visiter,as an animal lover I like it that way because it's reachable some even can be touch, but honestly I think it isn't safe for visitors. the bears and monkey can easily get your hand or cloths if u are taking pictures too near. I think the crocodile cages and the walkway or place u stand to see the crocodile are a little bit too near or unsafe. I believe mayb someday someone is going to get hurt by the crocodile here because they can easily jump to get you. overall this zoo isn't that clean, animal also not much, but their staff are really friendly and helpful. the good thing about this zoo you can take pictures with the owl,snake and crocodile

Mainly people come for the crocodile and snake feeding sessions. Crocodile feeding is 1130am and 330pm. Snake feeding is 11am and 3pm. There are other animal such as deers, monkeys and plenty of birds. You can feed these animals too.

Kids love it, and they can learn about animals here.

On top of Canada Hill, building can be easily spotted and it is free entrance. A lot of good information inside but sadly it was not maintained. Most of the wall posters and printed has faded. Interactive games not working else would be so much fun for the kids. Unfortunate for Miri to be called Oiltown but no effort to take care of the museum.

Miri is widely recognized as one of Malaysia’s prominent Oil & Gas cities. With such a rich industrial heritage, I truly hope the relevant authorities will consider refurbishing and properly maintaining this museum (no admission tickets required). Updating the exhibits with current and accurate information about the industry would greatly enhance the experience. The museum has the potential to be an excellent educational hub and tourist attraction where visitors can discover fascinating insights into the history and development of the oil and gas sector. With a bit of revitalization, it could serve as a more engaging and informative destination for both locals and tourists alike.

Barely worth the Ringgit for the grab here and back. Learned some niche information about the process of finding and drilling for oil, but that’s about it. The exhibits are old and all the interactive features are all broken. The view overlooks the city and you can see the oil rigs in the distance.

From the outside, the place looks very modern, but upon entering, I was a bit disappointed to see that most of the interactive displays were not working.. It would be great if they could fix them soon.. The only highlight is the nice view of Miri City from the top..

A relatively small museum but with a lot of detailed information about oil and gas exploration, drilling, processing and uses of crude and LNG. Worth a visit if you have the time in Miri.

Good history on wall panels. Several panels are faded due to age or sun. AIrcon is good relief from outdoors. Several interactive displays are not functional. The museum could be used to engage children and young adults into the industry but not in its current state.

The experience here is somewhat informative but also very much outdated. The information of Miri petroleum development has historical significance but it’s not maintained and updated. But still as a tourist it’s still giving me new knowledge, and it’s free entrance, so… it’s fine for a general learning experience but as a museum it could have been better maintained & updated.

I was not exactly in the coco cabana but nearby (coastline) & nearby park. Lots of doggos, recreational activities going on, good place for picnic and jogging. Spacious as well.

A short drive from downtown Miri, this spot is popular for its scenic views. Although locals mentioned that the food stalls are currently closed due to a change in ownership, the area remains ideal for a stroll and watching the sunset. The Miri City Hall also provides access to the top floor for a panoramic view of the area.

This is another must visit attraction in Miri. Limited parking especially during weekends. Many food stall for your quick snack. During my visit there's dinosaur exhibition outside the main building. So entertaining and informative at the same time. At the main building usually a venue for exhibition or artisan fair.

I'm glad to have visited this place. I wasn't sure what to expect apart for being a place to catch the stunning sunsets that Miri has to offer. There are many food vendors, entertainment for the family, a few cute cafes and the sunset was impressive. Definitely come visit this place when you're in Miri.

Nice place to watch sunset. But I miss that!!! Very "antique crafting" nice looking building (refer photos) and giant seahorse "landmark", great place to take more photos. I attend Borneo Jazz Festival at this location. During fest, the one way in and out make the traffic very jam.

Crowded until sunset but many visitors didn't wear masks. Visit here at your own risk. Best place to watch the sunset. There is also food stall until 8 pm. The restaurant closed at 5pm. It's hard to find parking after 5pm.

I visited this place twice in a week time. Every visit gave me different feelings and experience. The first once quiet due to rain and it was a weekday night. We went there again on Sunday evening. The place was quite happening with many visitors. We managed to catch up with the sunset timing. The sky was colourful at the dawn. It was so amazing! A must-go place if you are visiting Miri.

Historic tower with some statues of oil miners working. The real interesting stuff is in the Petro-museum next to it.

A place with panoramic view of Miri with the big 'MIRI' for the typical touristy photoshoot and also filled with history about the oil history. There is also a petroleum museum (with air conditioning) for you to immerse into the history of oil industry. The opening hours as attached.

It's located right outside of the petroleum museum. Entrance is free, with Informative on the history of oil and gas in Miri. Couldn't give 5 stars because the place and museum was really old- some of the informative wall were faded and I had a hard time reading them.

Great place to visit for the early history of Miri. Good views and free entry to the museum.

Nothing much to do here. Good place to observe Miri town from here.OOTD kinda place.

Visited on a Sunday late morning, this place gives visitors a simple history of o&g in Miri and how it all began. Petroleum museum was not open though. Road leading here is narrow but overall is worth it if you like museums and monuments

Good and nice place for photo taking, breathtaking view of Miri town, goos place for photoshoot, plenty of parking, a few stalls seing food are thre, place is clean, good for hang out and chilling during evening or sunset. Overall 10/10

Saberkas Night Market, Pasar Malam Saberkas One of my favourite pasar malam to visit. I usually come here for tasty street food and snacks. Some of my go-to picks are local kuih, apam balik, pisang goreng and mee goreng. The place is lively and full of delicious smells. Perfect for a casual food hunt in the evening.

Local night market for foodie place. A lot of bbq for fish, satay, meat and sarawak food can choose. Nice place to hang out. Price are with tag and affordable. Parking is feasible.

Selling variety of food and local produce. Limited parking especially during weekends but you can park your car behind the shopping lot which is just 50m away. Food sold at very reasonable price. Some of the vendor selling at other bazar during Ramadhan so its kinda unfortunate during my visit.

Among all other nightmarkets I've been to, this is by far the neatest place with proper roofing. The night I went there the vendors were kind of very few though. Not as lively but bolehlah.

Visited Sebarkas Night Market on a Sunday night before a public holiday. Only about half of the stalls were open, and most were selling similar types of food. While it wasn’t as lively as on its usual operating nights, the food available was fresh, well-cooked, and offered great value for money. Unfortunately we missed the lively spirit that Sebarkas Night Market is famous for on their busier nights.

Craving sushi without breaking the bank? 🍣 I planned to visit Sushi King, but ended up here thanks to a friend’s recommendation—and I’m so glad I did! The spot was quieter than pre-pandemic days (easy to grab a seat!). Found their sushi booth packed with fresh, diverse rolls and nigiri—plenty to choose from! Perfect for first-timers:Affordable, solid quality, and truly satisfying. It's a fantastic local option for a quick sushi fix! 🙌 Don’t sleep on this place—great value and flavour. #SupportLocal #SushiLovers #MiriEats

Tried various kind of snacks, so far they all taste moderate

Excellent way to see locals' ingredients and herbs used. You can buy dried fish or pure honey. Some stalls selling fresh veggies and fruits. There are food stalls at the end of the big building of the market. If you crossed the road and walk to the other side, you will find more interesting traditional market which opens only on sunday. Farmers and villagers open their stalls to sell fresh produces at bargain prices.

Great place to purchase local and Borneo produce such as bario rice, bario salt, tahai fish, dried terubuk (Chinese herring), belacan and some local handmade souvenirs. There are many friendly local vendors too, definitely a place to visit!

What better way to get acquainted with many ingredients that are less familiar to most of us? Sadly, no wild durian and dabai won’t be in season until August.

A nice market to browse for local produce or products. Many varieties of vegetables, fruits etc. There are food stalls located towards the back. Can sit for a meal after shopping at the market. Another nearby building labeled as Tamu Khas sells handicrafts, local kuih (cakes and snacks), pineapples etc. Plenty to see and buy.

Friendly sellers and we can get variety of local products here including foods and handicraft. My advice, do go one round 1st before make a purchase as the price are vary between traders

Plenty of fresh produce with good prices, plenty of local product and fruits as well. There is a makan stall serving good mee kolok here as well. Stall no. 1. Make sure you go there early.

Tamu Muhibbah is a must-visit spot in Miri if you want to experience the real heart of Sarawak! The market is full of color, and friendly smiles from local traders. You can find everything here — from fresh vegetables and fruits to jungle produce, unique herbs, traditional handicrafts, and local snacks like belacan, gula apong, and Sarawak laksa. I especially loved browsing the dried seafood and forest products section, which showcases Miri’s rich local culture. The prices are reasonable. The vendors are usually happy to explain the origins of their products, which makes the visit even more meaningful. Bring cash, wear comfy shoes, and soak in the atmosphere — it’s not just a market, it’s a cultural experience! Highly recommended for anyone visiting.

Good place for the sea breeze air and to simply relax. You can have great sunset views. This place is good for picnics too.

Miri definitely has some of the best sunsets I’ve ever seen. This beach has been my go-to spot to clear my mind and connect with nature since my young adult days. While the sunsets are stunning, the place does need some maintenance, and I really hope the public can keep it cleaner. It’s still a peaceful escape, but it could be so much better with a little more care!

Nice view from the city beach, many nearby stalls, shops, even KFC, and trees are all over the place. But very limited for picnic/bbq because of small area, not very much option.

This place got stunning sunset view. It is also got diner nearby the beach as well as convenient store. One of a very good place to bring your loved ones. Just watch this time lapse of sunset, worth the wait. One of the best place to visit Sarawak.

Since 80's, this beach is a great spot for friends, families, and students to hang out. It’s ideal for school activities like tug-of-war, prefect camp, BBQs, relaxing with a refreshing coconut drink, and enjoying the peaceful seaside. However, the seawater quality might not meet expectations for swimming, especially compared to other beaches. Overall, it’s a cozy spot for unwinding and enjoying simple outdoor activities.

Good for sunsets. They have food stalls too. Can be a bit crowded but worth it ❤️☺️

Tanjung Lobang Beach is a great spot to hang out, especially on weekends or holidays. Even when it gets crowded, finding parking isn’t really a problem — there’s plenty of space, which is super convenient. One of the best things about this beach is the variety of food available. There are lots of food stalls selling all kinds of local snacks and meals. If you’re Muslim, no worries — there are plenty of halal options around. And if you’re in the mood for something quick, there are fast food places nearby too. The beach can get a bit packed, especially during peak times, but it’s still a fun and lively place to chill. The sea breeze and view make it a nice place to relax with family or friends. Overall, Tanjung Lobang Beach is worth visiting if you’re looking for a beach with good vibes, easy parking, and lots of food choices.

(Translated by Google) Breaded fried chicken (Original) Ayam goreng tepung

One of the most beautiful beach views with a wide area to picnic, bbq. Suitable for gathering, many parks. Can be improved if it has mini shop and food stall

Watching the sunset in the evening was really beautiful. There were also many people having BBQ gatherings nearby. But starting around 6 o’clock, there were lots of sandflies, so remember to use mosquito repellent.

Amazing scenery, just a few km away from Miri airport. Ample parking spaces, and plenty of spots to admire the scenery. It's quite clean and the beach doesn't really have any hawkers or stalls around it, which is nice for the environment. Definitely one of the prettiest spor in Miri.

A nice place for family picnic. There is a hawker area you can buy food and drinks. 2 public toilets with shower facilities with wheelchair access.

A must visit beach if in Miri. A great beach for all kind of activities, like jogging, cycling, swimming, fishing, play kite, BBQ and etc.

Best beach in Miri Family gathering Friend reunion Santai Heling Relax...and calm

Big area along sea front but the beach is a waste. You can not swim as the water is murky. You can take great photos of the sea and the skyline Good place to have a large outdoor playground for kids. Some picnic spots & BBQ pits will boost the popurality of this place

It's a nice place with easy access and parking lots. People come here to exercise and hangout. Eateries serves delicious foods that cater for all. Would be perfect if the authority could install LED lights on the 'tower'.

There are public pool suitable for kid. If u are under budget or have longer free time, u can bring children there.

It's a little far from the main city. However it's a very suitable place for morning jogs or evening strolls with family and friends. The scene during sunrise and sunset is the best. Recommend to plan your time to visit cause heading there too late in the evening won't give you time to move around the place.

Very recommended 😄 Beautiful view from top.., spending times with families and friends.. santai2 .. refreshing 😄esp. on weekends.. or public holiday.. "more than I can say" just go and see... Good luck ✌️😄

Nice place to bring your kids playing outside. Park that got hanging bridge.

Nice place to bring family but at night not recommend to go since not much lighting there.

It's a park done by the council which is very interesting. They have a suspension bridge. A mock oil well tower, jogging and walking trails, and a Local seafood square with three seafood shops, one of them being Halal. I came here to have seafood as it was recommended, but I also managed to enjoy walking the suspension bridge and going up the tower to see the Miri sunset. The seafood was quite good with many interesting choices. More importantly, the seafood was super fresh. Recommended for anyone in visiting Miri.

Used to bring my dog here for a walk every week but now they don’t allow because “takut gigit orang”. 🙄

Good for nature lover,i love it

Times Square is one of Miri’s notable landmarks, alongside the Seahorse statue at Coco Cabana and the oil barrel-shaped Miri City Council building. This vibrant area offers a variety of shopping outlets and dining options, making it an excellent destination for families and friends. Whether you're looking for a casual meal, a shopping spree, or a place to unwind, Times Square provides a lively and welcoming atmosphere.

It's a very nice place to walk around, there are shops, restaurants, tea rooms. It's clean, airy and very friendly. I highly recommend it if you are in MIRI

Miri isn't exactly most happening at night. This is one of the places U can hangout at night with some lighting. Not huge but there are some food and beverages here

This is the perfect place for a slow, relaxing walk. There are plenty of food options around, from restaurants to bubble tea and coffee shops. By nightfall, the area comes alive with crowds, and you’ll see many travelers capturing the moment.

Miri Times Square offers a modern and lively atmosphere in the heart of Marina ParkCity. It’s a great spot for dining, coffee, and leisurely strolls by the waterfront. The mix of local and trendy cafes gives it a cosmopolitan feel, and amenities are all within walking distance. It’s an excellent place to stay, eat, or just unwind with family and friends.

A spot where I used to relax and enjoy some good food. Back in 2021 during my time in Miri, it even offered free parking 😁

Miri Times Square - Modern Hub for Work, Dine, and Play Miri Times Square is a vibrant, relatively new mixed-use development that has quickly become a key commercial and lifestyle hub in the city. Its modern, stylish architecture features several distinct blocks (like Brooke Gateway, Victoria Plaza, Tanjung Court, and Kenyalang Corner) and incorporates the striking One Shell Square Miri office tower. The area is designed to be an open-air, walkable, and lively destination. Surroundings: Located strategically within the Marina ParkCity area, it’s close to the sea and seafront promenade, giving it a fresh, coastal ambiance. It is also near Miri's Central Business District. Tenants (Briefly): Miri Times Square hosts a great mix of businesses. You'll find major banking institutions (like Maybank, Public Bank, CIMB Bank, Affin Bank, MBSB Bank), a prominent consumer electronics/home goods store (Harvey Norman), various government agencies (like Suruhanjaya Syarikat Malaysia - SSM), along with a diverse range of trendy cafés, restaurants, and eateries offering local and international cuisine. It also includes SOHO (Small Office/Home Office) units, serviced apartments, and other retail/office spaces. Overall, it's an excellent spot for business, modern dining, and a lively atmosphere, especially in the evenings!

It was an interesting experience walking through the bush and to these big cave systems. The path was clean except for a few plastic bottles that had been thrown over the side of the walkway. The path was a little slippery at some points, so be careful! The caves were impressive and there were plenty of little creepy crawlies to spot. The caves were pretty dark at a few points so bring a torch. We stayed at the hostel which was clean and quiet. The cafeteria was well-priced and the food was delicious.

We went here on a Sunday and started early! The Google map route that’s shown here is actually unnecessarily long and pretty confusing, if you look for it you’ll be able to find a shortcut to reach here which is a lot more efficient. The cave is beautiful and long, be prepared to walk a lot, if you aren’t used to walking or you are a physically inactive individual this might be very difficult for you, so be prepared to walk, plus the path is a lot of uphill, so it will be a lot harder than just walking on plane pavement. They have built a good system of wooden platforms for waking which is very helpful. Please carry a few torchlights because it’s pretty dark in there, and there are no additional artificial lights installed to help you with that. Be caution while walking because we came across a baby snake while walking through the tunnel! If you walk till the very end you will see the cave paintings and they are truly beautiful and amazing to watch and think about the people who lived here. Overall it was a great experience I would definitely go there again in the future!

Had very good experience, really recommended to go there with guide, you need to look for a local guide agencies in Miri, because park itself doesn't provide guided tours. If you go just to see caves without guide, you will miss a lot of interesting facts and things to see with a professional. Must to have: torch, because there is a quite long distance in total dark - on the way to paint cave. Very good grip shoes cause at the moment walking paths are really slippery, maybe after Unesco financial support paths will be more safe to walk. Highly recommended to see these caves, they are very different from Mulu caves.

A good place to learn about the the human history. Need to walk and hike for about 1.5 hours (3.1km) to reach the Main Cave. The track are mostly on well maintained wooden boardwalk, but there are some sections of paved and unpaved track as well. If planning to go to the Painted Cave (which is the last point of the track), do come well equipped with hiking shoes, headlamp, drinking water and cap/hat. Expect another 30-45 minutes of hiking time for the extra 1km hike from Main Cave to Painted Cave as you will need to navigate inside a dark area with some steep staircases. The total return distance from main entrance until Painted Cave and back is 8.2km.

Beautiful cave complex and well maintained path , very easy walk and some stairs in the cave, be careful as some area is very damp and slippery. Enjoy our 3 hours in and out walk.

Good place. Great memories! Need better toilets and bathroom for visitors coming back from the cave to take a short shower and change clothes. The weather was so hot and humid.

Best experience in wildlife, briswalking 3km around 45 minutes to 1 hour to get the cave, spend 30 minutes in the caves. Totally 3 hours to complete

Visited the place after completing Niah Caves. We came here to visit the oil museum but it was not opened. We totally forgot that it was a Sunday haha. Besides seeing the historical structure that symbolizes the first oil well in Miri, the symbol is also located at the top of a hill that overlooks the city of Miri. It is a pretty good spot to take photos. This is a good spot to catch the sunset, we chilled here until the sun set and it was totally worth it. There were a lot of space that you can lay a mat and sit down but no public seats are available. It can get a little sunny as there are not much shelters to shield you from the sun while waiting for the sunset. I think this place can be hiked up (we drove) as we saw many locals doing that. Visited on 18 May 2025

Great hiking spot for beginners and weekend nature lovers I’ve been to Canada Hill a few times, usually in the morning on weekends, and it’s a great place for a light hike without needing to travel far as it is right next to the city, which makes it super convenient. The trails I’ve taken so far range from easy to moderate, making it ideal for beginners and families with young kids. Also suitable for hikers santai. The best part of the hike is the beautiful side view of Miri city, especially when the weather is clear. There’s also plenty of greenery and nature around, although it’s not exactly quiet due to its proximity to town. That said, signage is lacking as there are no proper signboards, so it’s easy to get turned around or end up looping the same route. A few basic rest spots exist (usually just plastic chairs under trees), and while there are toilets and stalls nearby, don’t expect much. I’d love to see some improvement in terms of trail markings and facilities. Overall, I give it 5 stars because of its accessibility and convenience, but I do wish there were more diverse scenery and slightly tougher trails for those of us who hike regularly. Still, a solid option if you want a quick nature fix without leaving the city! Any hiking groups out there left with a spot, do reach me as I am just starting to berjinak with hiking. Lambir maybe?

A must-visit in Miri, this historical spot is well-known among Sarawakians. It's the perfect place to enjoy a sunset, go jogging, and relax while enjoying the view of Miri city.

I'm curious about the origin of the name 'Canada Hill.' It holds a fascinating history. The atmosphere was invigorating, cool, deeply relaxing, and utterly captivating. The weather and scenery completely dissolved my stress. I could easily spend eternity here. I stumbled upon a colossal sign, reminiscent of the iconic Hollywood sign in California. It was a breathtaking sight. I felt a surge of pride, never imagining I'd encounter such a spectacle outside of America. It was truly magnificent. The sun shone brightly during our visit. I wandered around, capturing the beauty in photos. It was an experience worth every moment.

The Grand Old Lady on Canada Hill in Miri offers a beautiful escape with its panoramic views of the city. The hilltop provides a stunning vantage point, perfect for sightseeing and photography, especially at sunset when the sky is painted in vibrant hues. The lush greenery surrounding the area adds to the tranquility, making it an ideal spot to unwind. While there are a few small eateries scattered around, there's definitely room for improvement in terms of food options. A good café or shack serving light snacks and refreshments would really elevate the experience for visitors. Nonetheless, the area remains a charming destination to explore and enjoy the natural beauty of Miri. Whether you're looking to take in the views, enjoy the peaceful atmosphere, or catch a breathtaking sunset, Canada Hill and the Grand Old Lady are a must-visit.

Nice place to chill and watch the sunset, and also not forgetting the iconic MIRI sign Many locals come here to jog and hike. There are stalls selling light food and drinks and public toilet also available

There is petroleum museum up there. This place also become recreation park for local. There is one stall selling goreng-goreng, kuih muih and air kelapa.Very nice.

Just a place to take photos. Not much happening or things to do around the area. Plus there is a sewer smell in the area. So best to take photo and move on.

A small promenade on the riverbank, sometimes a bit smelly, but a gathering spot to view the sunset over the river and trees on the other bank. If you're there too early before sunset, it will be hot and bright!

It's a short walk from end to end. You can take a picture with the Miri icon--the Seahorse. And also watch the sunset. Another interesting thing to watch is the giant boats ferrying what look like oil&gas staff from offshore. The boats are huge! After sunset there are many seafood restaurants next to the waterfront to try.

The Miri Waterfront has evolved from its beginnings as a small fishing village centered around the Miri River to become a bustling commercial hub. Its history is intertwined with the development of the oil industry in Sarawak and the transformation of Miri into a city. Early History and Growth: Before the discovery of oil, Miri was a small fishing village, and Marudi served as the administrative center for the northern region of Sarawak. In 1910, the first oil well was drilled by Royal Dutch Shell, marking the beginning of Miri's rapid development. The discovery of oil transformed Miri from a sleepy village into a booming oil town. By the mid-1920s, Miri had become the administrative center of the Baram region. The Miri Waterfront area was initially a hub for fishing activities and trade along the Miri River. Development of the Waterfront: The old fish market, built between 1920 and 1925, was a significant landmark near the Miri River. The fish market was demolished in 2023 to make way for a new entrance to Time Square, with a replacement fish market relocated near the Pullman hotel. The area surrounding the waterfront has seen significant commercial and residential development, including the construction of the Pullman Miri Waterfront hotel, which is now the tallest building in Miri. The waterfront area is now a vibrant commercial center, with restaurants, shops, and recreational spaces. The Miri Heritage Trail includes the waterfront area, highlighting its historical significance. Jalan Melayu, a road that once ran along the waterfront, was shortened, and now forms part of the current Jalan Cina. Modern Waterfront: The Miri Waterfront Commercial Centre is a popular destination for both locals and tourists. The area offers various attractions, including the Pullman hotel, restaurants, shops, and entertainment venues. The waterfront is also a venue for events and celebrations, showcasing Miri's culture and heritage. The Pullman Miri Waterfront hotel is a major landmark, offering panoramic views of the city and the South China Sea.

Small waterfront with a seahorse statue. Better to visit during sunset since it was so hot at daytime. Nothing much to do at the waterfront itself but there are tons of shops available nearby. Can tapau food and eat at the waterfront. Tons of parking available. If this is your first time in Miri, worth coming if you have tons of time but can skip it otherwise.

Place to relax and chill with your love one. Alone also can, nearby got place to eat and entertainment places too 😌.

Nice seahorse statue to take photo. A riverview is always nice especially on a sunny day. Interesting warning sign about dangers of crocodiles. However, not much activity at the waterfront and nothing much else to see and do there. Perhaps there should be some boat rides offered there?

After the flood, Lutong Beach has new fresh looks, but it is temporary. Hope the developer will make it soonest renovate this beach. This is one beautiful beach in Miri to see sunset

Either sunset or sunrise you have one of the best seat here. Very popular among youngsters over the weekend. Come early in the morning and witness how hardworking local fishermen are. Wide open beach with plenty of activities to watch at. Please do not litter! Love our beach.

Very thanks to the who are selling foods and drinks, like bbq, chocolate drinks and Keropok Leko, the most my favourite food, I am very thank for the most previous effort from them. This place are comfortable when watching beautiful sunsets

A place where people gather after office hours and especially on weekends. The hard sloping sand allows young people to ride motorbikes in groups along the beach. Be a little cautious as the tides can be quite violent with waves crashing up against the beach. Being swept by the waves can make you drenched from head to toe.

The beach is seriously affected by erosion. There is no much space left for recreation here. Recommend to go to Esplanade or Tanjung Lobang beach for better experience.

Lutong Beach is one of the place for outing activity or some for distress. I use to bring my Dog here for excercise. The beach beutiful when low tide, the span as far as the eye can see. In the evening many Crowth come here BBQ. Smoke Corn With Butter. Rm6 very yummy.

Refreshing our minds with beautiful sunset view, especially at the weekend wit friends and families.., have a blessed day while we can 😅✌️

Stopped by on the way back from Niah Caves. Nice spot to chill, relax and watch the sunset. The giant sandstone arch is no longer there but there is a sign that replicates what it looks like. You can walk down to the beach but be careful. Public toilet available

Lovely spot for sunsets. Horse rock nice but a good 15min walk down the beach. Access to beach is also a bit hazardous. Went on a Thursday and the food stalls seemed closed. (We bought KFC along w us so no issues) We had a rented car .. doing lambir in the morning. About 45mins south from Miri.

The places got upgraded but the places is empty, cliff fell down It was dissapointing, but sunset scenery is good

Please tourists, do not throw rubbish at the beach. Or else it WILL DEFINITELY end up like dirty beaches in typical crowded beaches. Do help to clear up rubbish if possible. Quite dangerous, not suitable for small kids to go due to the slippery slope down to the beach. Currently under construction 🚧 Hot sunny place with no shelters. Honestly just good beach scenery with a cliff, and nothing else! Feels like at the beach in Australia.

This is the place where u can watch epic rock forming the shape of horse head...it seems like a horse drinking water...its magical...but the water is not suitable for a swim...n dun forget to try the tusan ice cream...vanilla coconut flavored ice cream...put inside a coconut shell...topped wit choc cookies crumbs...

Nice view, windy , clear sands, quite peaceful here. The giant sandstone arch has collapsed recently, but still good to go tho. Got excavation work and drilling works nearby, be careful. No toilet or bathrooms. Can’t go bathing I guess, dangerous. Crocodiles alert is on. Must visit this beach, you will find serenity !!!

Felt like wanted to update my pics here after so long. Went here on 30th Oct 2019. Went here a day after a whole tired journey at niah caves! And believe it or not we went there at 12 pm when it the sun is scorching hot and felt like the hot is just right above our heads. But anything will do for insta as it is instagram-worthy 😂 but then I got litte bit tanned HAHAHAHA serves you right! As it is very hot, we took some pics and went right away to find some good foods for our little hungry tummy and a good teh peng(iced). The place is still under construction that time. The scenery is very mesmerizing for God sake! Were told by my friends that we should go to the horse-shaped cliff and i was like huh?! And yeah the cliff looked like a horse is drinking water from the sea. Was so sad when received info bout the cliff was sliding down 😔 Tusan beach will never get back her 'horse' cliff back! Alhamdulillah we get the chance to see it ❤

Great and fantastic beach for holiday and healing.. picnic and more.... cleaned and fully facility like bath room. Toilet.. and variety of Sunday market....

📍Bungai Beach, Miri Since the famed Tusan Beach had maintenance works going on (and the beautiful natural horse sculpture fallen), we were recommended to give out Bungai Beach a try. 40 minutes drive away from Miri City, it can apparently be really beautiful, with a lovely stretch of a beach to walk on. It was raining the ENTIRE day when we went, and so the weather was most dreary. We were pretty much drenched. Still, I can imagine this beach being a lovely spot with a cheery bright sun. Perhaps next time then, Bungai Beach.,

Was here couple of days ago for bbq session. Slept one night in small homestay (fit for 3 person). The homestay is rm100 per night. Everything is so beautiful and peaceful compared to Peliau. I woke up early morning for the sunrise and had my yoga session. The feeling was so calm and relax. This spot is perfect for family gathering and a short escape for hectic and busy people like me!

It's clean, there is a market beside the beach, the scenery is unexplainable (especially sitting under the trees on the beach)!

Place for relax. Far from city noise.. Got lodge to stay. Drink coconut juice at tge evening.. Pantai yg putih. Laut biru.. Sedap mata memandang.

Has a homestay, tamu & best place for family holidays

Clean beach, got parking. Places to eat and shop. Lovely stop if u in Miri

Nice clean beach with clear water for beach activity and picnic. The only flaw would be the parking space which is limited.

It's beautiful 😍 and it's quite hot there so, I don't have a good time during noon but when sunset came, it really displayed a breathtaking view. You can go here and have a picnic but if you don't like to get sunburn, don't come around when the day is hot. Overall, it's a nice experience and I got to spend time with my family.

Simply stunning view of the sunset

Nice, clean beach. The trees along the beach are shady. There's a toilet, a barbecue bench, children playground & local stalls selling local goods. Located at Bekenu district & on the way to Bungai Beach.

Watched the best sunset here! Drove here after Bukit Lambir and it was well worth the extra drive before heading back to Miri. Serene, tranquil and such beautiful rock formation.

Simple and pretty view, early morning as 7.30 a.m. can buy fresh fishes caught by fishermen, equipped barbeque area and benches, with toilet RM0.20 per entry and RM1.00 bathroom.

Better beach than Tusan ! Local fruits and homestay

A breathtakingly beautiful beach. I hope one day I am fortunate enough to bring my soulmate here to feel the ocean's cooling breeze & enjoy each other's presence while the sun's warmth shines on us.

Peaceful beach with benches for sitting relaxed . Strong seabreeze makes so sleepy, it’s nice place to sit relaxed after long day of sightseeing in the Miri area. nearby , there are pizzahut, KFC , foodstall, snack bars, and japanese restaurant. It’s less crowded do nice to stop by.

free entrance for public。nice spot for enjoying sunset in miri。👍 many car park，park for free。

A great place to admire the beautiful sunset which a short distance away from Miri city centre. The view is beautiful. You can start with a nice special ABC with bursting lime boba topping to beat the scorching sun before you have your dinner. There is one local stall that serves grilled chicken wings, satay and chicken butts (yes, you read it right!). The ABC and grilled chicken butts are 💯. If you want to have dinners at restaurants with air condition, there are Pizza Hut, KFC, a Japanese restaurant and other restaurants.

Fantastic Sunset View! Tanjung Lobang is a fantastic spot to watch the sunset—the view is simply breathtaking. It’s a popular place, especially with young locals who gather in the evenings to enjoy the sunset. It also seems to be a favorite spot for picnics. Unfortunately, there’s quite a bit of plastic trash on the beach. You can wade through the shallow water to reach the small man-made island just offshore, but the island also has a lot of plastic waste, and there are remnants of what looks like a concrete jetty. Despite this, the beach offers stunning sea views and is an amazing spot to watch the sunset or unwind after a day in Miri.

Great for sunsets. Excellent food, from Chinese over Western to Japanese and local halal. Even KFC and Pizza Hut... Reasonable prices, also for drinks and beer.

One of the best place to watch sunset in Miri. There is a lot of eateries nearby from Halal and Non Halal food. There is KFC and Pizza Hut near by. There is a lot of picturesque opportunities in these beach due to its uniqueness. Recommended beach for friends and family activities!

Beautiful tower in the middle of the roundabout. Almost looks like built with stained glass sides. And the top portion with intricate design with the burung kenyalang icons. Difficult to stop and take a photo, so just enjoy the sight when going around the area in the vehicle.

Nice square

(Translated by Google) A Chinese-Malaysian couple challenged to take a pure tram around the world and check in through Miri. Fortunately, there was a parking space where they could get off and take photos, otherwise it would be a pity! The roads in Miri are wide and green. (Original) 中马夫妻挑战纯电车环球经过美里打卡，还好有能下车拍照一下的停车位子，不然可惜了！美里的公路都很宽敞，绿化很好。