Discover the best attractions and experiences Miri has to offer
Historic landmarks near Miri reveal the city's oil-boom origins and colonial past.
A 102-year-old oil derrick on Canada Hill, symbol of Miri's oil boom.
Historic hilltop with panoramic city views and access to the derrick area.
Learn about the sea, ships, and energy that shaped Miri's development.
Exhibits on local coastal history and maritime heritage.
Insight into Miri's oil industry and regional energy history.
Visitor hub with context on Niah National Park.
Religious sites reflecting the diverse communities around Miri.
Modern mosque serving the local Muslim community.
Chinese temple dedicated to Tua Pek Kong, a familiar city landmark.
From rainforest canopies to ancient caves, Miri sits near remarkable parks.
World-renowned caves and karst landscapes with guided tours.
Iconic caves and rich archaeology in a lush rainforest setting.
Rich rainforest with scenic waterfalls and wildlife.
Explore Miri's suburbs to get a sense of local life and coastal vibes.
Riverside suburb known for traditional longhouses and market life.
Coastal residential area with easy access to beaches.
Popular seaside neighborhood with parks and family-friendly spots.
Many of Miri's best views and walks are free to enjoy.
Stroll along the harbor with views of the South China Sea.
Free vantage point for sweeping city and bay views.
Stretch of coast known for sunsets and coastal scenery.
Savory and spicy Sarawak flavors youβll find across the city.
Pepper-crusted crab dish with bold, local flavors.
Popular noodle dish commonly found at hawker stalls.
Creamy noodle soup with a distinctive Sarawak twist.
Evenings in Miri offer bars, lounges, and light entertainment.
Cineplex showing the latest films in the city center.
Casual bars and lounges with harbor views.
From cinemas to live performances, find something to enjoy in town.
Movie nights with regional and international releases.
Occasional local performances and cultural showcases.
Active options for outdoorsy travelers near the coast and parks.
Paved routes along the waterfront and parks.
Casual beach sports and riverside walks.
Unforgettable experiences off the beaten path around Miri.
Cultural glimpse into local indigenous traditions.
Forest trekking through rainforest with wildlife.