Sarawak, the 'Land of the Hornbills' is Malaysia's largest state forming part of East Malaysia on the island of Borneo. It is characterised by distinctive ethnic groups, the largest being the Iban who were previously head-hunters! The influence of the "White Rajahs" has also left many splendid examples of colonial architecture especially in the capital, Kuching.

Fondly known as "Cat City" Kuching is on the Sarawak river and the nearby Damai beach is the location of your resort, the Damai Puri Resort & Spa and the Damai Golf & Country Club.

The highlight of the golf lies patiently waiting, it's Asia's most secret golfing location and very exclusive with only limited numbers allowed to play each day, The Hornbill Golf Club at Borneo Highlands!

Sarawak's endless rivers form the vast state's transportation backbone. The most common crafts used along the rivers are called Perahus; they are low-lying pencil thin canoes equipped with outboard motors, and they curl along with surprising speed and agility. The experience of riding in one, while the impossibly dense jungle wall breezes past, is unforgettable!

Another indigenous feature are the Longhouse still that local people still live in to this day.