Have Perut Will Travel...: KCH Day 5 │ BORNEO Cultures Museum: Everwin • Yong Kwang

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Sunday, 5 May 2024

KCH Day 5 │ BORNEO Cultures Museum: Everwin • Yong Kwang

Change of Plans

We had planned to visit the famed Kenyalang Park Market this morning, but the rain put paid to our plans. We waited for a while, hoping it would subside, but it didn’t. Still wanting to spend our last morning in Kuching productively, we hailed a Grab car to the Borneo Cultures Museum. Brendan decided to sleep in and declined our offer.

We caught our Grab at 9:20am for RM9.00 (≈ USD/EUR2) and arrived at the museum fifteen minutes later. It was already open, and after paying the entrance fee of RM20.00 (≈ USD/EUR4) each, we began our exploration on the second floor.

Exploring the Borneo Cultures Museum

This video will be a lengthy one — we know museums aren’t everyone’s cup of tea — but for those who enjoy the occasional museum visit, we hope our footage will be a treat.

We spent almost two hours visiting each gallery across four floors, taking our time with the exhibits and even paying the (pricey) gift shop a visit.

Errands Near the Homestay

At 11:15am, we hailed another Grab for the same fare of RM9.00 (≈ USD/EUR2) to Everwin Enterprise, near Adelyn’s homestay, to run a few errands.

We eventually had Kolo Mee at Yong Kwang nearby, then picked up hot coffee from Kim Coffee Garden before heading back to Adelyn’s homestay.

What’s Next

Stay tuned for our next video — we’re flying back to Kuala Lumpur!