Cheap Flights from Singapore to Kuching from S$ 73

Kuching is the capital of the Malaysian State of Sarawak on Borneo Island. It is one of Asia’s most alluring cities, with great local food, little to no traffic congestion, and a generally laid-back vibe. Let us look at how you can travel from Singapore to Kuching.

Which airport will I arrive in Kuching?

Kuching has an international airport called Kuching International Airport, which is situated about 11km from the Kuching city centre. It serves the entire southwestern region of Sarawak. All Singapore to Kuching flights will land here.

What flights operate between Singapore and Kuching?

There are several direct flights to Kuching available from Singapore. AirAsia and Malaysia Airlines are some airlines that have direct flights flying from Singapore, every day of the week. Scoot is another airline which may offer cheap flights from Singapore, but these are not every day.

If I board from Singapore, by when will I reach Kuching?

The flights between Singapore and Kuching are relatively short. It takes about a 1 hour and 25 minutes to reach Kuching, as the distance between Singapore and Kuching is not too much.

Which is the best area to stay in Kuching?

Kuching has for something for everyone, from people seeking modern five-star hotels on the Jalan Mathies Hill, to romantic boutique hotels decorated with antiques and tribal handicrafts in Main Bazaar. But for those on a budget, there are a host of inexpensive backpacker hostels or even Longhouses in the interior part of the city or in Chinatown.

Which is the most preferred shopping destination in Kuching?

Kuching is slowly becoming the shopping hub of Borneo with several shopping malls that have come up in recent times. These malls not only have a variety of stores but also have large spaces for events.

Kuching is a paradise for those who love to experience new food items. The street food which is delightful and inexpensive is widely available in places like Chinatown. Borneo being isolated from mainland Asia, and having a unique tribal history has produced dishes that can only be experienced in Kuching.

Are there any notable places to visit in Kuching?

Kuching doesn't have too many places to see but the beautiful historic waterfront is the best place to visit in Kuching. The best way to experience it is by taking a stroll along the Sarawak River during sunset. The Malay Kampongs line the waterfront on the opposite side. You will also find colonial Fort Margherita and the White Rajah’s palace there.

The Sarawak Museum is another absolute must see. It was first opened in 1981 and offers real insight on the lives of the indigenous tribes found in the rainforests of Borneo. You can also visit the beautiful golden parliament building.

Did you know? Kuching is the only city in Malaysia which is governed by 2 mayors – mayor of Kuching North and Kuching South.

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