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Sarawak: 27 peoples on one river system
The rivers shaped who settled where.
Sarawak · 4 minit bacaanIban: the sea Dayaks of the Skrang and Rajang
The largest group in Sarawak, famed for longhouses and pua kumbu.
Sarawak · 3 minit bacaanGawai Dayak: harvest and a new year
A festival that ends the rice year, held on 1 June.
Sarawak · 4 minit bacaanPenan: nomads and settlers of the rainforest
A forest people, some still nomadic, living in the Baram and Belaga.
Sarawak · 4 minit bacaanFoochow of Sibu: the Rajang pioneers
A community led by Wong Nai Siong in 1901.
Sarawak · 4 minit bacaanThe longhouse: a village under one roof
The longhouse is the home of the Iban and many other peoples.
Sarawak · 4 minit bacaanIban migration: how they spread across Borneo
Waves of Iban moved along the Kapuas and Rajang.
Sarawak · 4 minit bacaanBidayuh: the Land Dayaks of the hills
Hill farmers of Serian and Bau with the baruk house.
Sarawak · 4 minit bacaanMelanau: sago people of the coast
A coastal people with a wooden-tomb tradition.
Sarawak · 4 minit bacaanKenyah: the Orang Ulu of the upper Baram
Known for art and carved longhouses.
Sarawak · 4 minit bacaanKayan: the stratified rainforest people
A people with chiefs, nobles and commoners.
Sarawak · 4 minit bacaanKelabit: rice from the Bario highlands
Famous for the Bario rice and cool highland farms.
Sarawak · 4 minit bacaanMalay of Sarawak
Coastal people of Kuching and the Sarawak river.
Sarawak · 4 minit bacaanHakka, Hokkien and Teochew in Sarawak
Three Chinese groups with their own towns and trades.
Sarawak · 4 minit bacaanPua kumbu: the Iban cloth that tells a story
Woven cloth carrying dreams and family patterns.
Sarawak · 4 minit bacaanCross-Borneo kinship: Kalimantan, Brunei, Sabah and Sarawak
Many peoples live across the borders.
Lun Bawang of Lawas and Limbang
Highland farmers sharing a border with Sabah.
Bisaya, Berawan and Lisum
Smaller peoples of the Baram coast.
Sebob, Punan and the forest nomads
Small peoples who still carry old forest ways.
The White Rajahs and who came
The Brooke family shaped who settled in Sarawak.
Niah Caves: swiftlet nests and ancient bones
The nest gatherers of Niah and their ladders.
Mulu: caves, people and sacred places
A UNESCO site with Berawan and Penan neighbours.
Sape and the Orang Ulu songs
The sape lute is the voice of the rainforest.
Sarawak languages: Austronesian voices of Borneo
Borneo's languages show a story of settlement.
Sarawak's Indian and Eurasian families
A small but old Indian presence in the Sarawak towns.
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