The state of Sarawak extends on the northwestern coast of Malaysia, and it is one of the tourist areas rich in attractions worth exploring, as it is distinguished by its nature with caves, rainforests, rare plants, charming mountains, its ancient buildings, and its archaeological museums that tell a lot about the country’s rich history, in addition to its landmarks that trace their origins back to The nineteenth century AD, as well as embracing 23 ethnic groups with diverse customs and traditions.