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Useful Information on Flights to Kuching

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Destination Airport:	Kuching International Airport
Popular Airlines:	AirAsia, Malaysia Airlines

Facts About Flying to Kuching, Malaysia^§

The percentage of Kuching travelers over the age of 35 was 67%.
The percentage of Kuching travelers over the age of 60 was 33%.
The percentage of Kuching travelers who traveled with kids under 14 was 17%.
The percentage of Kuching travelers who were millennials was 22%.
The percentage of Kuching travelers who were female was 56%.
Average number of days spent by travelers in Kuching was 25.
Month with most bookings for Kuching was July.
Month with least bookings for Kuching was May.

^§ All flight facts are based on last 3 months data on OneTravel.

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Top Attractions in Kuching

Built to save the city from Pirates in 1879 by Charles Brooke, the Fort Margherita featuring pearl white color looks superb. This historical fort offers some finer views of the river.

Designated as the best Chinese temple in Kuching, Hong San Temple features superb stone carvings. The temple holds a major significance for Buddhists who visit this temple to worship the Buddhist altar.

Quran, decorative arts, weapons, science, technology, economy ,literature, music and costumes; you will find it all in the exhibits of Islamic Museum. Don’t miss the fantastic wooden and metal boxes and the fine carved panels.

People interested in knowing about the region’s culture and natural environment must visit the Sarawak Museum. Founded in 1891, the museum contains two wings joined by a flowery footbridge.