LTdL 2024 - STAGE INTRODUCTION
MIRI
MIRI, is a coastal city renowned for its oil industry and natural wonders. It serves as the gateway to the UNESCO World Heritage site of Gunung Mulu National Park, famous for its limestone caves and diverse rainforest. Miri’s vibrant cultural scene includes the Tamu Muhibbah market and the Petroleum Museum, highlighting its oil-rich history. Visitors can enjoy pristine beaches like Tusan Beach and explore nearby islands such as Pulau Sibuti. With a blend of industrial prowess and ecological beauty, Miri offers a unique experience blending adventure, history, and natural heritage in Borneo.
BINTULU
BINTULU, a bustling industrial town port servicing oil, gas and timber, significant to Malaysia’s oil and gas industry. It is known for its vibrant natural attractions like Similajau National Park, home to diverse wildlife and scenic beaches like Pantai Tanjung Batu. Its economy thrives on energy production, particularly liquefied natural gas (LNG). Bintulu features cultural highlights such as the Bintulu Tamu market and traditional Melanau crafts. With its combination of industrial importance and natural beauty, Bintulu offers a unique blend of economic vitality and outdoor adventure in the heart of Borneo.
