Day 2 Meow-meow City

Part of the day we spend at Sarawak Cultural Village in Damai. It took about 1hr to reach there by car. The best part was Man's GPS couldn't detect the whole journey. Surprisingly there were no sign boards on SCV or even the Music Rainforest sign age. We lost our way few times as we had no idea it was located at Damai.
It is a must for those who comes to Sarawak-Kuching to visit this place. It's like visiting all the Sarawak's countless culture under one roof-in actual setting.
The area covering 17acre took us approx. 5hrs because we waited for the cultural show which was performed only 2 times a day for 1hr. It was a fun experience as you learn different ethnics dances and rituals, their style of living, all sorts.
After the burning fat trip (do expect to sweat a lot), we headed back to Kuching and went to the Cats Musuem. Entrance was free but you have to pay for any camera you brought in. The museum is full of cats info! For cats lover, this is a place for. Please take note, the place smells musty!
Then we went to Kg Boyan which is the opposite of Waterfront to buy kek lapis (layered colourful cakes) Actually from Waterfront it only takes about 10mins to cross the river but since we drove there, it was like getting from Seksyen 2 to Sekyen 13 in Shah Alam! According to friends who has been to Kuching, the most famous baker is Mira or Dayang Salhah. But it is up to your taste butt. You want moist or dry, it's you preference.
We went to the latest shopping mall in Kuching-The Spring. Sort of like The Curve but disappointingly the toilets were not equipped with water pipes! The toilets were dirty! We had to find another toilet (thank god there was one in Parkson) because Fendi had a stomach ache.
At night we went for dinner at Kg Boyan again. A must try Mee Kolok! You can find it everywhere in Kuching.
That's all for now.

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