Dewan Undangan Negeri Sarawak - Kuching, Sarawak

Ira Y.

Lampu belum on, cuma nampak pemandangan DUN Sarawak waktu senja 🥲

See U.

People says got water music night on everyday 8.30pm. I start wait from 6pm till 9pm. Nothing happen at all. Maybe just like local people say: biasa la. Sekarang puasa memang tak larat buat kerja, tak makan sebab itu malas buat kerja. Shame as for malaysian.

Jefferson N. A. J.

Wisma Bapa Malaysia also known as ‘Bangunan Tunku Abdul Rahman’ is the Sarawak state secretariat building housing various government departments, including the chief minister office.

It is located in Petra Jaya, Kuching.

Construction started: August 30, 1973.

#Bejalai | #Borneo | #Dayak | #Iban | #Kuching

Pdah R.

Kebanggaan Sarawakian. Tidak pernah "leguk" melihat bangunan ini. Always in my heart. #proudtobesarawakian

Naim R.

Pemandangan cantik waktu malam

LAWRENCE L.

Dewan Undangan Negeri Sarawak

Roslan S.

I love sarawak

Joe T.

Nice place..kebangaan rakyat negeri sarawak

John Y.

The assembly is architecturally well designed by the river bank of Sarawak River. It is linked by the iconic pedestrian bridge from the major part of the town to the building. The cylindrical and symmetrical shape of its structure represents wealth and prosperity of the state.

Denis K.

Spektakulární budova ,nádherný design . Ikonicka budova v kuchingu. Večer je krasne nasvícená a z water front jde vidět celá.

Khairul E. S.

I don't like that a place where politicians bicker around is the definitive landmark of the city but oh well. Just like medieval age castles I guess? Beautiful building nonethess. I wonder how many millions of ringgit were 'invested' for it. As long as they're proud and happy I suppose...

Lim C. Y.

The most beautiful legislative assembly in Malaysia. 🇲🇾 It looks like a Golden pavilion that shines the Kuching's city skyline.

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The Sarawak Legislative Assembly (Dewan Undangan Sarawak) is a striking architectural landmark in Kuching, Malaysia, serving as the seat of the Sarawak state government. The new building, completed in 2009, is a magnificent fusion of modern design with traditional elements, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of Sarawak. The structure's golden, umbrella-like roof symbolizes unity and protection, while its strategic location along the Sarawak River enhances its grandeur.

Inside, the assembly hall is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities, providing an efficient and functional space for legislative proceedings. The building also houses offices for state assembly members and includes spaces for public viewing. The design of the Sarawak Legislative Assembly not only serves its primary function but also acts as a significant tourist attraction, drawing visitors with its unique blend of contemporary and traditional architectural styles.

Moreover, the building stands as a testament to Sarawak’s development and aspirations, embodying both its historical roots and its forward-looking vision. It represents a key symbol of governance in the state, ensuring that it continues to play a crucial role in the political landscape of Malaysia.