Timeline
18:24
Stop at the Open Air Market for a quick bite. The covered stalls serve popular beef noodles and sio bi (pork dumplings), perfect for fueling up before the evening coolness sets in.
18:39
Walk from the market to the Sarawak Museum. Use this time to appreciate the colonial architecture of the oldest museum in Borneo before heading toward the water.
18:49
Arrive at Reservoir Park, just an eight-minute walk from the museum. Find a spot facing west to watch the sun set toward the WSW. The open space offers an unobstructed view of the golden light fading over the horizon.
19:09
End the evening at The Junk. Walk back toward the waterfront area to this restaurant known for its colonial Chinese decor and large portions of Western and Italian cuisine. It is a popular spot for locals and expats to unwind after the sunset.
Local tip
Reservoir Park is close to the anchor, making it easy to reach on foot. The Open Air Market is covered, so you can eat comfortably regardless of the weather.
Check before you go
- The Open Air Market does not list specific opening hours in the context, so check local sources for current operating times.
- The Junk does not list opening hours, so verify they are open for dinner service on the day of your visit.
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