Situated in the northeastern part of Sarawak, Miri is the second largest city in the state. Popularly known as the 'Oil Town' of Malaysia, the population of this coastal town has witnessed massive technological development since oil was first struck in 1910. On this 3-hour tour you will be taken by coach to many interesting places Miri has to offer, including stops at Canada Hill, the Petroleum Museum, and the Miri Handicraft Centre.

Miri is a Malaysian city on the northwest coast of the island of Borneo. At the Petroleum Museum, on Canada Hill, hands-on exhibits explore the region’s oil history. Outside is the Grand Old Lady, a 1910 oil well and local landmark. In the city center, vendors at Pasar Raya and Tamu Muhibbah markets offer fresh produce and handicrafts. Tua Pek Kong Temple has pillars carved with golden dragons.