Riverside Park, rafting slow down Sarawak River slowly flowing, it makes the entire city of Kuching alive and well, it is no exaggeration to say that it is the soul of the city. The old and new buildings in Kuching City are blended, and the multiculturalism coexists. The unique one city, two systems is bounded by the Sarawak River. The North City is managed by the Malays, and the South City is managed by the Chinese, adding some mystery to the city. The place where I live happens to be near Riverside Park, so every day, every morning or evening, I will come here. The splendid Sarawak State Legislative Assembly Building is a new landmark in Kuching. The octagonal shape of the roof is said to mean that the cat has nine lives, symbolizing the arrival of good luck. After eating and drinking, you may wish to visit the local market. There are plenty of gifts, crafts, clothes, wood carvings, etc., especially in Hai Lip Street, you can buy almost every Souvenirs related to Kuching and Sarawak. If you like to collect traditional Borneo art and crafts, then come to the right place. Kuching is a paradise for collectors and cultural lovers, with a wide range of goods at reasonable prices. The remains of the British colonies, the lovely cat murals, the mottled Kuching Old Street, the authentic butter coffee, just like inadvertently entering the space-time tunnel, I returned to the old time.