Sarawak, stretching along the northwestern coast of Borneo Island, is the largest among the 13 states of Malaysia. With expansive tropical rainforests, awe-inspiring ocean views, bustling cities, and quaint villages, Sawarak is an exciting destination. Must-see attractions include the colonial capital of Kuching; the UNESCO-listed, gravity-defying pinnacles of Gunung Mulu National Park; the culturally rich town of Sibu; and the iconic caves, archaeological sites, and pagan burials of Niah National Park. Nature enthusiasts can enjoy leisurely cruises down the mighty Batang Rejang River, explore the alluring mangroves at the Kuching Wetlands National Park, hike along the scenic trails of the sacred Mount Santubong, and soak in the tranquil waters of the many hot springs.