About Miri

Miri, the vibrant gateway to northern Sarawak, is where the history meets adventure. Known as the birthplace of Malaysia’s petroleum industry, its heritage is marked by the iconic Grand Old Lady oil well.

Beyond its history, Miri offers stunning attractions: the UNESCO-listed Mulu Caves, lush national parks, long sandy beaches, and world-class dive sites. Whether you’re here for business, culture, or adventure, Miri has something for everyone.

Getting around is easy, Miri is compact and well-served by buses, taxis, and rental cars, with regular flights and buses connecting to other Sarawak destinations. Accommodation ranges from luxury resorts and chic city hotels to budget inns and guesthouses.

Food lovers will enjoy everything from fine dining and cozy cafes to bustling food courts and street stalls, with halal options widely available. Shoppers can explore lively city markets and modern malls.

Miri is also a cultural hub, home to diverse native communities and vibrant festivals such as Gawai Dayak. A visit to a traditional longhouse offers an unforgettable glimpse into local music, dance, crafts, and hospitality.

With warm weather year-round, friendly people, and modern conveniences, Miri is more than a stopover – it’s an experience where culture, history, and nature come together.