Living in Borneo

Overview

Borneo is the world's third largest island, with three recognized countries—Malaysia, Indonesia and Brunei—claiming a hold on three separate parts of the island. It is also on the proud island of Borneo that you will be able to find one of the oldest rainforests in the world as well as several unique cultures that give a whole new meaning to diversity. Sarawak is popularly known as the 'Land of the Hornbills' and bears distinction as the largest state in Malaysia. It is in the state's capital of Kuching that you will embark on your journey with Limkokwing.

Introduction

The home to more than 40 sub-ethnic groups has something special to offer.

Living in Kuching

The capital of Sarawak is one of the most ethnically-diverse places in the world.

Climate

Kuching’s year-round tropical climate is ideal for lovers of the sunny outdoors.

Foods

Taste some of Malaysia's most tantalizing dishes in the food haven of Sarawak.

Living Expenses

Staying in Kuching is both fun and affordable, truly a perfect fit for students.

Emergency Services

We've compiled a list of emergency contacts of relevant authorities in Kuching.

Climate

Climate

Kuching shares Malaysia's all-year round tropical climate with temperatures between 21°C (70°) to 32°C (90°F). Light and thin clothing is advisable given the hot and humid weather. Expect frequent rainfall from the months of November to February during the monsoon season and occasional showers the rest of the year.

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