There are various activities provided at the Kampung Benuk programme Visitors can learn more about the Bidayuh culture while enjoying a fun weekend with friends or family. Some of the activities are: Visit to Bidayuh traditional longhouse The traditional longhouse was built in the early 1840s and with it’s recognition as the longest Bidayuh longhouse in Sarawak …
The Kampung Benuk mini-museum is the work of the late Paka Anak Otor (October 2004), a descendant of Kampung Benuk’s first Ketua Gawai, or ritual chief. His family moved here from he longhouse in 1954. They brought with them all their belongings, including antiques inherited from their ancestors. In the past, these items were not …
About ten generations ago a group of Bidayuh lived in a cave call Kibuo situated at the foot of Negeja Limestone in the upper source if Pang Creek, a right tributary of Benuk River (about one-hour walk from the present Kampung Benuk village). They were led by a chief called Karang. They were hunters and …
The Homestay Programme started operation in 2006 with initially 7 participant and 21 rooms while presently we have 12 participant with a total of 40 rooms available for check in guest. Package 2D 1N, 3D 2N, 4D 3N ranging from RM220.00 per adult and RM150.00 per Student which include accommodation, full board meals plus visit …
Kpg Benuk Homestay programme started in 2006, led by Cr Isabell Julau as a Coordinator and Mr Ewing Senong as a Pioneer with the initiative from Ministry of Tourism & Heritage Sarawak and Ministry Of Tourism Malaysia. In 2005, a two day Basic Homestay course was held in Kampng Benuk Hall attended by some 34 …
The Benuk group originally migrated from Sungkung Kalimantan Barat, Indonesia to Rabak Mikabuh sometime around 1380s and stayed there for a number of generations. The group was led by Bai Karang and were often raided by the Skrang Ibans and other pirates in olden days. According to a Bibenuk legend, the famous Benuk warrior was …
Over two hundred years ago, the ancestors of today’s villagers lived in a cave far away in the surrounding mountains. At the time, they did ot live in houses. Life in the cave was difficult. They were often attacked by enemies, and did not have a good source of water. After the arrival of Rajah … Continue reading
2005 Kursus Asas Homestay Selama 2 Hari Diadakan 2006 Di sijilkan oleh Kementerian Pelancongan Malaysia 2008 Peruntukan RM150,000.00 untuk naiktaraf Rumah Panggah Menang ‘Sarawak Hornbill Award 2008” – Ketegori Homestay 2009 Menubuhkan Koperasi Homestay Benuk Kuching Berhad Di pilih untuk Filem Dokumentari go2homestay.com 2010 Di pilih untuk Filem Dokumentari Tv1 Perkahwinan tradisional Bidayuh bagi Arkib … Continue reading
Borneo Hornbill Festival 2011, Kuala Lumpur 2nd Runner Up – Ethnic Dance Benuk Homestay was 2nd Runner up – Ethnic Dance Christ Sheldon of Benuk Homestay was 2nd Runner up Keling Delinda of Benuk Homestay was crowned Kumang Bidayuh Continue reading
2009 – Selected by Ministry Of Tourism Malaysia as one of the Homestay in Malaysia to film Documentary shooting for the ‘Go 2 Homestay ‘ campaign. 2010 – Live Gawai Festival Celebration Filming by Truly Asia Tv for Malaysia Truly Asia episode. 2010 – Selected by RTM for Documentary Filming of ‘Melah Pinang’ or Traditional Bidayuh … Continue reading
Borneo Benuk Homestay 