Dalat Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Dalat

Life in the big smoke driving you crazy? Pretty sure a change of scenery and a bit of greenery would get you sorted? Then whisk yourself off to Dalat and relax among the fabulous forests, jungle, rainforest and rivers of Sarawak.

The nation's capital city, Kuala Lumpur, lies about 1,150 kilometres to the west of Dalat.

If you've got plenty of time, why not head to a few close-by places? Sibu and Mukah are 45 kilometres and 45 kilometres away, respectively.

Getting out and discovering the area's landscapes doesn't get any better when you can pick from activities like rock climbing and mountain climbing.

Bird watching and wildlife watching are two enjoyable ways to take a breather if your busy travel schedule has left you feeling a bit worn out.

Making your own custom itinerary puts you 100 percent in control, but every so often it's nice to let somebody else make some decisions for you. Guided nature walks, wildlife spotting tours and city walking tours offer a trouble-free way to discover the region.

Eager for some fun on the water? Then slap on the sunscreen and get involved in some rafting or canoeing.

There's no knowing just what you'll discover behind the doors of the region's nature museums and craft workshops, but you can be certain it's going to be intriguing!

Take a relaxed walk and feel the sun on your face at the surrounding area's open-air markets.

If you're eager to discover the region's past, why not visit the nearby fortresses? It pays to do a bit of research beforehand to get some insight into their historical value.

Learn about how religion plays a prominent role in the lives of those who call Dalat home by checking out a few temples.

Are you ready to nibble, nip, chomp, chew and drink your way around Sarawak? A world of delicious flavours awaits you, so put on your stretchiest slacks and bon appétit!

There's always a local recipe or two you need to try, and during your stay in Dalat, laksa (noodle soup) is one of them. Ikan terubok masin (salted fish) is some more traditional fare that's an essential experience for food fans.

Don't let a difference in language scare you off! Make your visit to Sarawak a more fulfilling one by putting in the effort to learn a few expressions in the local language. You'll be glad you learnt 'Sudah lama tidak berjumpa', which means 'long time no see'. One more to remember is 'Selamat petang', meaning 'good evening'.

If you've got the good fortune to be in Dalat on the 31st of August, get ready for some festivities! Independence Day sees crowds of locals heading out and celebrating.

"Sampai jumpa lagi" doesn't need to sound so final. Why not hold onto a few Malaysian ringgits for your return?

Ready to take to the skies? Plan a route, pack up your suitcase and double check your alarm. The nearest airport, Brunei International Airport (BWN), is around 400 kilometres to the northeast.