Sungai Merah Heritage Walk - Sibu, Sarawak

Sungai Merah Heritage Walk

Alamat: Lorong Sungai Merah 2D4, Sibu, 96000 Sibu, Sarawak, Malaysia.

Tel: +60 13-1234 567

Página web: sungaimerahheritage.com

Kepakaran: Taman, Tempat Tarikan Pelancong

Maklumat menarik lain: Perkhidmatan di tapak, Sesuai untuk kanak-kanak.

Ulasan:

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Pendapat purata:

Pendapat purata: 4/5.

Ulasan-ulasan mengatakan bahwa sungai ini memang memiliki warna merah hitam yang menarik. Ada juga peralatan gym di sebelah yang dapat digunakan untuk berolahraga. Selain itu, tempat ini menawarkan pemandangan yang cantik, terutama saat malam tiba.

Tempat ini dianggap sebagai salah satu tempat yang bagus untuk dikunjungi.

Características:

Lokasi: Lorong Sungai Merah 2D4, Sibu, 96000 Sibu, Sarawak, Malaysia.

Informasi: Terletak di Sibu, Sarawak, Malaysia. Terbuka setiap hari dari jam 9 pagi hingga 6 petang.

Akses: Mudah dijangkau dengan menggunakan transportasi umum atau taksi.

Harga: Bebas masuk, namun ada biaya untuk menggunakan peralatan gym.

👍 Ulasan tentang Sungai Merah Heritage Walk

Zilver Y.

4/5

Air sungai ini memang nampak warna merah hitam. Ada gym equipment di sebelah. Boleh jalan-jalan bersenam.

Shulha

3/5

Sedap dia pny rasa

Chuat C.

4/5

Permandangan yg cantik, lebih lagi di waktu malam

Awang F.

3/5

Satu tempat yang bagus

Ingkie F.

1/5

Hujan

KW W.

4/5

As the sun set, swallows swiftly occupied overhead cables as Sungei Merah (with its upper reaches known as Sungei Seduan) shimmered like an elongated mirror snaking its way to meet the Igan river.
A friend of mine, a long-time Sungei Merah local now in his sixties, used to regale me with tales of Iban fishermen wielding spears rowing up to the headwaters of the river to spear spawning terubok (longtailed shad).
This happened during high tide when water salinity rose - between the new moon and the full moon. Imagine, in the backdrop of a full moon and with the headwaters looking silvery, and terubok almost immobile in the shallow water in the upper reaches, spearing them was too easy.
In his childhood days, my friend, whose family home was close to the current traffic bridge, would stand by the riverbank looking on slack-jawed as the fishermen rowed by in boats groaning under the weight of bountiful catches. Some of the terubok were truly massive, unlike the catches you find in markets nowadays.
Today, probably as a tribute to those fishermen, the heritage walk features a viewing alcove in the shape of a sailboat. Sadly, the timber flooring has been warping.
Loud music blared from an upper-floor gym located on a row of riverside shops. Below, in a dimly-lit restaurant, waiters sat twiddling thumbs waiting for business to pick up.
Surprisingly, as shadows lengthened in the twilight, three makeshift stores offering pork in chilled display cabinets remained open. Business must have been abysmal. One of the butchers - looking like he's been kicked in the solar plexus - told me they are anxiously waiting for the completion of the new market to move back to their previous trading spots. Before the pandemic years, I recalled observing long lines of customers snapping up large portions.
Pork sales at the current makeshift stalls? Less than 50 percent of previous volumes. His furrowed forehead said as much.
Equally forlorn was the riverside park. Giggling teens huddled inside a pavillion smoking, the thick smoke spiralling upwards to meet circling swallows.
On a bench, a gentleman in his seventies absent-mindedly watched a drama on his phone. He acknowledged my nod. His faraway gaze showed he was deep in thought - perhaps to the days when during full moons, he would feast on terubok heavily pregnant with delicious roe.

Nancy T.

2/5

This heritage walk needs maintenance. Poorly upkept now. Definitely won't work as a tourist attraction. The scenery only looks nice on photos but not so in actual fact.

Stanley U.

3/5

Good place for walk and exercise. But without public toilet