Sibu: A Truly Malaysian Experience
The charming town of Sibu, Malaysia is found inland and is the capital of the Sibu District and is at the central region of Sarawak. Found on Borneo, it is mainly inhabited by people with Chinese heritage and people from Malay, Melanau, and Iban. As of a 2010 census, the city has a population of 162,676 people. You can easily get to Sibu from the Sibu Aiport (SBW), which is just a few minutes from the town center.
Best Time to Visit
For the best weather conditions, visit Sibu from April to June. The city sees the highest number of tourists during them months of June to August. To get the best Sibu hotel deals, avoid booking your visit in the peak season. You can come in April or in May. You can also get better hotel rates if you book your stay as soon as you can. When your travel plans have been finalized, secure you accommodations right away and avoid inconvenience.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Many people visiting the city will take a pilgrimage to the beautiful Tua Pek Kong Temple. Take the time to go there as well and find a bit of peace. It is also beautifully designed. Other places you can visit in the town include the Sibu Heritage Center and the Sibu Town Square. These are great places to visit, especially if you want to find out more about the local history. Some of the best places to stay in when visiting Sibu, Malaysia include the modern and well-appointed Premier Hotel. Another great option is the well-reviewed RH Hotel. It offers an outdoor pool and hot tubs. You can also book at the nearby Tanahmas The Sibu Hotel.