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BORNEO SLOW LORISES at Salomavillagestay
arboreal primates that move quadrupedally between branches. They are nocturnal and omnivorous, feeding on plant matter and insects. Slow lorises sleep during the day, curled up like a ball in…
MADEEH BAND: Bidayuh traditional music
Though they have been playing together for a long time, the band was only formed in May, 2009. Pratuokng, as a lead instrument, is played by 4 people, 2 players…
FACILITIES
DESCRIPTION : Saloma’s villagestay is located in a typical bidayuh open tree house. All our rooms are cosy, comfortable and clean. Our beautiful veranda is opened on the Rainforest. Two…
STORIES FROM SARAWAK: Bidayuh stories by Heidi Munan
…1965. Born in Switzerland and educated in New Zealand, Heidi Munan does research at the Sarawak Museum and regularly contributes to national and foreign newspapers and publications. She is the…