Get ready, Miri!
Bringing together 23 ethnic groups, a wide variety of foods, performances, and creative arts, Taste of Borneo 4.0 is more than just a carnival. It’s a cultural journey that blends the traditions of Borneo with modern experiences.

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Event Highlights

Cultural Village
• Experience traditional crafts and foods from various ethnic groups
• Interact with artisans and learn about heritage skills

Food and Cultural Showcase
• Featuring culinary delights and crafts from 23 ethnic communities
• A diverse tasting and shopping experience

Live Performances
• Exciting ethnic music and dance by Seni Budaya
• Interactive sessions allowing audience participation

Mini Museum
• A curated collection of crafts from different ethnic groups
• Gain a closer understanding of Borneo’s cultural history

Inter-school Competitions
• Cultural dance competition
• 3R costume design contest

Special Feature
• Malaysia Book of Records Attempt — Largest Ethnic Cultural Mural Painting
• Witness the live creation of history

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Why You Should Attend

• One-stop experience of Borneo’s culture and cuisine
• Rich sensory experiences — taste, sight, and sound
• A platform for families, friends, and communities to interact
• Celebrate diversity while preserving and sharing heritage

Stall Reservations
Siew Teck Hui – 019 884 3779
Cynthia Chai – 019 815 1815

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Taste of Borneo 4.0 is more than a carnival — it is a celebration of Borneo’s culture.
Come and taste, watch, feel, and celebrate!

Which activity are you most excited to experience at the carnival?

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Date: 13 February 2026 (Friday) – 16 February 2026 (Monday)
A 4-day event inviting everyone to step into the most heartfelt, old-street style New Year experience.

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Reliving the “CNY Feeling” of the 1980s

On the eve of Chinese New Year in the 1980s,
there were no neon lights,
no grand stage setups or flashy decorations.

Instead, there was a simple old back street
without fancy packaging or gimmicks,
yet filled with human warmth and everyday life.

The air carried the aroma of fried snacks and festive goods,
neighbours greeted one another,
lively — yet just right.

“80s · Chinese New Year Old Street Fair”
aims to bring this simple but heartwarming festive spirit
back to Miri.

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An Officially Recognised Cultural New Year Market

According to a Miri city councillor, this event is a Chinese New Year market approved and recognised by the Miri City Council. Presented in the form of traditional festive goods and a community-style market, it allows the public to reconnect with the cultural roots of Chinese New Year, while adding a strong festive atmosphere to the city and attracting both residents and visitors to take part.

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Why Krokop?

The Krokop area is regarded as one of the early settlement points of Chinese pioneers in Miri, with over a century of Chinese community history. It was also among the earliest areas where street markets and hawker activities developed.

Holding an “old street” New Year fair in such a historically meaningful location makes the event even more fitting and special.

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This Is Not a Food Festival, But a “New Year Street with Warmth”

Here, you will see:
• Freshly made and fried spring rolls and prawn fritters, full of aroma
• Fresh fish, prawns, vegetables and fruits
• A variety of traditional New Year goods
• Live Chinese calligraphy for Spring Festival couplets

Each stroke written is not just a blessing, but also a memory.

This is a street
where adults rediscover the New Year feeling of the past,
and children experience for the first time
what “celebrating New Year” truly means.

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Stall Recruitment Open | Let’s Bring Back the New Year Spirit

The 4-day “80s Chinese New Year Old Street Fair” welcomes participation from vendors of traditional festive goods, food, and handmade items, creating a Chinese New Year market filled with warmth and human connection.

If you sell:
festive goods, traditional food, handmade crafts, or flavours from memory,
this is the street waiting for you.

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Event Time

13/2/2026 (Fri) | 6:00am – 10:00pm
14/2/2026 (Sat) | 6:00am – 10:00pm
15/2/2026 (Sun) | From 6:00am
16/2/2026 (Mon) | Ends at 11:00am

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Limited slots available. Early registration is encouraged.
Come and experience — and help recreate —
the Old Street New Year Fair of the 1980s that belongs to all of us.

Registration contact:
019-837 6665
016-855 2177

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SEA Games 2027 (34th Southeast Asian Games) — Malaysia’s Nationwide Sporting Showcase 🇲🇾🏅

Did you know?
The next Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games) will be hosted by Malaysia! The event will take place from 18 to 29 September 2027, with competitions held across four major regions: Sarawak, Kuala Lumpur, Penang, and Johor.

Air tickets, hotels, and travel packages are expected to be in high demand during this period.

This is not just a sporting event — it is a large-scale national plan that will drive infrastructure development, tourism growth, and regional economic expansion.

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2027 SEA Games — Event Overview

• Host Country: Malaysia
• Event Dates: 18–29 September 2027
• Opening Ceremony: Sarawak
• Closing Ceremony: Kuala Lumpur
• Total Sports: 38 sports (subject to change)
• Organiser: Ministry of Youth and Sports (Kementerian Belia dan Sukan)
• Official Brand: TEAM MAS

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Multi-Cluster Hosting Strategy

This edition of the SEA Games adopts a multi-state hosting model, distributing events across four key regions to maximise existing sports facilities and stimulate balanced national development.

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① Sarawak — The Pride of East Malaysia (17 Sports)

Sarawak has been given a top-tier role:
✅ Host of the Opening Ceremony
✅ The highest number of sports

Main sports include:
• Aquatics (Swimming & Diving)
• Weightlifting, Basketball, Bowling, Lawn Bowls
• E-Sports, Gymnastics, Golf, Cricket
• Archery, Shooting, Muay Thai, Squash
• Taekwondo, Tennis, Wushu
• Petanque

➡️ This will significantly boost East Malaysia’s international sports profile.

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② Kuala Lumpur — The National Sports Hub (14 Sports)

Kuala Lumpur remains the central pillar of the Games and will host the Closing Ceremony.

Key sports:
• Badminton, Athletics, Hockey
• Pencak Silat, Karate
• Volleyball, Fencing, Ice Skating, Rugby
• Equestrian, Water Ski

Special venues:
• Cycling (National Velodrome, Nilai)
• Sailing (Langkawi)

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③ Penang — Northern Indoor Sports Centre (6 Sports)

Penang will focus on technical and indoor events:

• Sepak Takraw
• Snooker & Billiards
• Judo, Boxing
• Table Tennis
• Floorball

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④ Johor — Malaysia’s Football Battleground

Johor has been designated as the exclusive football host:

• All men’s and women’s football matches held in Johor
• High-capacity professional stadiums will be used
• Expected to be one of the most vibrant match zones of the Games

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Why 18–29 September?

The dates were strategically selected:

• Coincides with university holidays
• Avoids the monsoon season for more stable weather
• Does not clash with National Day (31 Aug) or Malaysia Day (16 Sept)
• Prevents overlap with other major international events

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ASEAN Para Games 2027

Event Dates: 17–23 October 2027
Host City: Kuala Lumpur
Featuring 18 para-sports, including para swimming, athletics, wheelchair basketball, goalball, wheelchair tennis, and more.

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Strategic Significance

SEA Games 2027 is more than a sporting event — it is a national development strategy:

• Enhancing Sarawak’s global visibility
• Upgrading infrastructure across four regions
• Boosting tourism, hospitality, and aviation sectors
• Developing youth and elite sports
• Creating jobs and stimulating local economies
• Positioning Malaysia as a regional sporting powerhouse

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In One Line

SEA Games 2027 is not just a competition —
it is a nationwide transformation project.

It will reshape travel patterns, investments, and regional growth, much like a large-scale national development blueprint.

And most importantly, the Opening Ceremony will be held in Sarawak, bringing global attention to the Land of the Hornbills once again. 🇲🇾✨

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A temporary farewell to a New Year tradition, and a new chapter in Miri’s urban development.

Did you know?
The “Miri Gong Xi Bazaar,” which has accompanied the people of Miri for 25 years of Chinese New Year celebrations, has officially been announced to be cancelled in 2026.

Since its launch in 2000, this annual event held before the Lunar New Year had become a must-visit festive market for returning hometown visitors and tourists. However, due to several unavoidable factors, the event has been forced to press the pause button.

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Why Was It Cancelled?

According to the official statement, the main reasons include:

1) Venue Coordination Difficulties

During the preparation process, the organisers spent several months coordinating with multiple government agencies regarding venue arrangements, which resulted in:
• Delays in招商 and stall rental arrangements
• Poor response to stall rental bookings
• Serious impact on the overall preparation schedule

2) Full-Scale Construction at the Original Venue

The areas previously used to host the bazaar, including:
• The old Municipal Council building
• The old Resident’s Office building
• The surrounding large parking areas

will be fully committed to the construction of the Fudan Southeast Asia Institute of Integrative Medicine – Miri Campus.

As the project involves multiple government departments and private entities, and due to safety considerations, the venue will no longer be suitable for hosting large-scale events in 2026.

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Is This the End, or a New Beginning?

Miri City Council and the Miri Chinese Chamber of Commerce expressed:

Deep regret and sincere apologies to the public.

The Gong Xi Bazaar was not just a commercial event, but also an important symbol of Miri’s Chinese New Year culture. It brought more than just excitement:
• A strong sense of community
• Economic vitality
• Tourism appeal
• Festive memories

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Miri Is Changing, and the City Is Upgrading

The suspension of the bazaar also symbolises that Miri is entering a new phase of urban development.

The arrival of a major medical institute, old town redevelopment and infrastructure upgrades are quietly reshaping Miri’s city landscape.

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Not an End, But a Transformation

The cancellation of the Miri Gong Xi Bazaar is not the end, but a reflection of the city’s transformation.
Perhaps one day, it will return in a brand-new form.

Which memories of the Gong Xi Bazaar will you miss the most?
Do you think there may be other reasons behind the cancellation?

Don’t worry — Miri Times Square may still host a Year of the Horse Chinese New Year bazaar.

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Date: Saturday, 6 December 2025
Time: 4:30 PM – 9:30 PM
Venue: Miri City Fan

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Program Schedule

5:00 PM

Arrival of Participants

5:30 PM

• Arrival of invited guests, including the Mayor of Miri, The Honourable Adam Yii Siew Sang
• Praise & Worship by Gan En Methodist Church
• Opening Prayer by Co-organising Chairman Reverend Joshua Shubash
• Christmas Message by Bishop of the Methodist Church in Malaysia, Reverend Dr. T. Jeyakumar

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6:20 PM

• Arrival of the Guest of Honour, Premier of Sarawak
The Right Honourable Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri (Dr) Abang Haji Abdul Rahman Zohari bin Tun Datuk Abang Haji Openg
• National Anthem and State Anthem
• Welcoming Dance by Calvary Charismatic Church
• Welcoming Address by the Mayor of Miri
• Christmas Address by the Guest of Honour
• Cheque Presentation to NGOs
• Presentation of Souvenir to the Guest of Honour
• Launching Ceremony of the Miri City Christmas Parade 2025
• Flag-off Ceremony

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Performances – Set 1

7:15 PM

Tambourine Dance by Methodist Church

7:30 PM

Performance by Melissa Francis

7:45 PM

Ukulele Performance by SK St. Columba

8:00 PM

Group Singing by Seventh-day Adventist Church

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Performances – Set 2

8:15 PM

Singing and Tambourine Dance by Anglican Church

8:30 PM

Choral Speaking, Dance, and Drama by Roman Catholic Church

8:45 PM

Performance by Ramles Walter

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Christmas Concert

9:00 PM

Christmas Musical by BEM Worship Team

9:15 PM

• Handover of the Miri City Christmas Parade Chairmanship to the Seventh-day Adventist Church for the 17th Parade in 2026
• Closing Prayer

*Should there be any changes, please refer to the latest information available on-site.

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Did you know?
Miri’s annual grand event — the 16th Miri Christmas Parade — is happening today!
Thousands of locals, families, church groups, and visitors are expected to join, and the city is already buzzing with holiday cheer 🎉.

To make sure everyone can enjoy the parade smoothly (or avoid traffic 😆), the police have released details on road closures, diversion routes, and parking arrangements.
If you’re heading near the city centre or passing through affected areas, take note!

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Miri Christmas Parade — Event & Road Closure Highlights

📍 Event Info
• Date: Saturday, 6 December 2025
• Location: Bulatan Kipas (Miri City Fan)
• Parade Time: Starts at 5:00 PM
• Organisers: Miri City Council + 15 local churches
• Expected Crowd: Thousands of attendees

Road closures will begin from 4:30 PM, staged in phases with traffic diversions in place until the parade ends.

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🚫 Fully Closed Roads (Key Areas)
• Bulatan Kipas / Jalan Kipas
• Jalan Merpati intersection
• Jalan Persekutuan / Jalan Sylvia
• Jalan Post / Jalan Sylvia
• AMBANK traffic light junction

These are the parade route and main gathering points, expected to be the busiest zones.

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🔁 Roads with Diversions

Police will guide vehicles to take alternative routes along:
• Jalan Merdu → Jalan Bintang Jaya 5
• Jalan Sylvia traffic light → Jalan Brooke
• Jalan Brooke → Jalan Kingsway
• Jalan Kingsway (in front of the old District Office) → Jalan Padang
• Jalan Melayu → Jalan Cina
• Kenyalang roundabout → Jalan Bendahara & High Street
• Jalan Nakhoda Gampar traffic light → Jalan Permaisuri
• Jalan Masjid (Mega Hotel section)

If you plan to pass through the city centre, please pay attention to these diversions!

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🅿 Recommended Parking

The police suggest parking at:
• SK Jalan Bintang (nearby area)
• Miri Indoor Stadium parking lot
• Miri Outdoor Stadium parking lot

These locations are less crowded and more spacious, making it safer and easier to walk to the parade.

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📌 Key Reminders
• Road closures start from 4:30 PM onwards in the city centre
• Core closed areas: Bulatan Kipas → Court → Handicraft Centre → Sin Liang → Mega Hotel → Wireless Walkway
• Roads near China Street and Malay Street also have adjustments
• Heavy pedestrian traffic — drive slowly and carefully
• For assistance, contact: Miri Traffic Investigation & Enforcement Unit: 085-430479

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🎉 Parade Significance
• Miri’s annual signature festive event
• Brings together local communities, families, churches, and visitors
• Activates city centre vibrancy
• Promotes cultural, religious, and urban engagement
• Kicks off the Christmas season with festive cheer 🎄✨

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🎄 More Than Just a Parade

The Miri Christmas Parade is one of the city’s warmest and liveliest traditions.
From Bulatan Kipas to the city centre, lights, music, floats, and crowds combine to create a unique Christmas atmosphere.

Planning to join the parade? Have fun tonight!
Want to avoid traffic? Make sure to plan your route in advance.

Will you be attending this year, or watching from home? 😊

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Did you know? The Miri Christmas Parade is entering its 16th edition this year and will take place on Saturday, 6 December 2025, at 5:00 PM. The theme for this year is “Jesus Christ, Our Peace”, symbolizing the spirit of peace, unity, and love through the festive season.

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Miri Christmas Parade — Highlights

Event Overview
• Organisers: Miri City Council + around 15 local churches
• Gathering & Start Point: Miri Fan-Shaped Park
• Event Nature: Annual festive celebration, open to all religions and communities
• Expected Attendance: Tens of thousands of churchgoers, residents, and visitors
• Objective: Promote community cohesion, respect, and mutual support

Key Features
• Colorful Performances: Christmas floats, decorated light squads, carols, and street performances
• Festive Atmosphere: Parade route passes through the city centre, bringing joyful Christmas cheer to the streets
• Open Participation: Welcoming people of all backgrounds to join the celebration
• Family Friendly: Ideal for families and photography enthusiasts who want to capture the floats and night scenes

Safety & Management
• The city council urges the public to follow traffic instructions and crowd management measures
• Encourages healthy and safe participation to ensure a smooth and harmonious event

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Strategic Significance
• The Miri Christmas Parade has become a landmark annual event
• Strengthens city culture and community cohesion
• Reflects the city’s spirit of diversity, respect, and mutual support
• Provides a platform for families and communities to celebrate together

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📍 The Miri Christmas Parade — More Than Just a Festive Event

It is a cultural celebration, a community integration platform, and a family gathering space, making it one of the warmest and liveliest year-end events in Miri.
Starting from Fan-Shaped Park and moving through the city centre, the colorful floats and festive lights illuminate the streets, spreading peace and blessings.

Do you think this year’s Christmas Parade will once again become Miri’s most popular annual celebration?

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The 2025 Kenyalang Smart City (KSC) Summit officially kicked off in Miri today, with the theme “AI + Healthcare: From Research to Real World Impact” — signaling a shift from pure research to real-world applications in healthcare, urban development, and everyday life.

This means Miri isn’t just talking about a smart city; it’s putting AI healthcare into action, turning research into tangible services and moving toward becoming a regional hub for smart, sustainable development.

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Summit Highlights

📍 International Collaboration
The summit brings together universities, research institutes, companies, and government partners to drive smart healthcare, talent development, AI applications, and sustainable urban planning.

📍 Rapid Progress in One Year
Following the inaugural 2024 summit, this year’s event focuses on practical outcomes, including AI medicine, smart infrastructure, and cross-border research collaborations.

📍 Two Major MoUs Signed On-Site
Formalizing academic, industrial, and international collaborations into actionable projects.

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Key Collaboration ①

THE HALL — Joint Research & AI Medical Experience Center

Led by Imasa Dinasti Group and in partnership with:
• Fudan University School of Integrated Chinese & Western Medicine
• Curtin University Malaysia
• Supported by the Sarawak government

Positioned as a smart healthcare innovation hub, integrating drug research, AI healthcare, and talent training.

👉 Not just research — technology will be applied in hospitals and communities.

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Key Collaboration ②

Curtin University Malaysia × Imasa Dinasti Group

Scope includes:
• Kenyalang Smart City ecosystem
• Smart infrastructure, green buildings, sustainable urban planning
• Industrial training and talent development
• Exhibitions, tech events, and educational outreach

📌 Aligned with Sarawak’s PCDS2030 development blueprint, aiming to make Miri a hub for education + technology + innovation.

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Key Collaboration ③

Curtin University Faculty of Engineering × Fudan University School of Integrated Medicine

Focus areas:
• AI + integrated medicine joint R&D
• Academic publications, lectures, and exchanges
• Student/faculty exchanges and scholarships
• Shared research facilities

📍 Strengthening Sarawak’s international presence in smart healthcare research.

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Significance for Miri

This summit is not just a conference — it’s laying a long-term roadmap for tech-driven healthcare innovation and talent return.

Long-term impacts include:
1. Bringing AI healthcare into hospitals and communities
2. Creating a platform for international research and industry collaboration
3. Attracting talent to drive the health tech economy
4. Supporting Sarawak’s goal to become a high-income, tech-driven state

In short: this is shaping Miri’s tech ecosystem for the next 10 years.

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Why This Matters

Because it’s about real-world results, not just construction:
• Technology is usable
• Research becomes products
• Graduates have career paths
• Healthcare experience truly improves
• City upgrades go beyond slogans

Summary:
“This is about building a smarter, healthier, and more prosperous Sarawak, where innovation benefits everyone.”

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From History to Innovation — A New Chapter

The old Miri Municipal Council building on Jalan Kingsway is being transformed into Fudan-Curtin Joint Research & AI Medical Experience Center, collectively called “The Hall.”

This transformation is a core project in Phase 1 of Kenyalang Smart City, symbolizing strategic partnerships with top Chinese universities and translating research into real-world applications.

The Hall will position Miri as an international hub for advanced medical research, tech integration, and cutting-edge healthcare solutions.

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Miri, are you ready to become an AI healthcare city?

This summit could be the starting point for Miri’s transformation over the next decade.
What do you think — could Miri become Borneo’s AI healthcare center?

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PESTA PANTAI MIRI 2.0 is back in full force—
The annual seaside feast-and-play marathon returns to feed you till your belly pops and entertain you till your legs surrender.

This year’s lineup is wilder than the sea breeze and hotter than the afternoon sun.
Five straight days of food, fun, music, and photos—
Just remember to bring your own sunscreen, or you’ll go home looking like grilled squid.

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✨ Event Highlights

Tomok & Alex Wan Live Performances
Dance on the sand till you forget you came wearing slippers.

Tug-of-War Tournament
Who needs a gym? Train your arms, waist, and willpower directly on the beach.

Kite Painting Competition
Even if you lose, at least hopefully you still look better than your kite.

Top Food Stalls & Local Favourites
Eat so much you’ll think you’re in a beach-themed foodie reality show.

Beach Sports & Fun Games
Too tired after running two steps? Don’t worry—the sand will catch you.

Street Busking + Night Party
The vibes are so strong you’ll think you’ve stumbled into a coastal music festival.

And that’s just the start—
More surprises await… assuming the wind doesn’t blow them out of your head.

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📍 Date & Venue

PESTA PANTAI MIRI 2.0
🗓 26 – 30 November 2025 (Five Days)
📍 Luak Esplanade, Miri
⏰ 2:00 PM – 11:00 PM

Come early if you want a good spot—
Come too late and the vendors might already be yelling till they lose their voices.

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Bring your family, bring your friends, bring your colleagues,
and especially bring that one person you’ve been trying to drag out to socialize.

See you at the beach!

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The 2027 Southeast Asian Games (officially named XXXIV Southeast Asian Games, also known as Sukan Asia Tenggara 2027 or simply SEA Games 2027) is a major multi-sport event that will take place in Malaysia.

The opening ceremony will be held in Kuching, Sarawak, while the closing ceremony will take place in Kuala Lumpur.

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2027 SEA Games — Event Highlights

General Information
• Host (Opening Ceremony): Sarawak State Government
• Host City: Kuching (Opening Ceremony)
• Date: June 2027 (exact date to be confirmed)
• Participating Nations: 11 Southeast Asian countries
• Expected Athletes: ~10,000
• Total Sports: 34
• Sports hosted in Sarawak: 18 events (including 11 key sports)
• Key sports: Swimming, Badminton, Weightlifting, Tenpin Bowling, Taekwondo, Wushu, Boxing, Road Cycling, E-sports, Muay Thai, Athletics

• Other sports hosted across Malaysia:
• Gymnastics, Track Cycling, Football, Equestrian, Volleyball, Pencak Silat, Shooting, Sailing, Dragon Boat, Triathlon, Petanque

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Key Features

Cultural & Performance Highlights
• Indigenous performances, longhouse cultural showcases, and traditional costumes
• Multimedia projections, water screens, and laser visual effects
• Highlighting Sarawak’s rich biodiversity and natural landscapes
• Community and youth involvement to ensure local participation

Sports Facilities & Technology
• Upgraded main stadium and multi-purpose venues in Kuching meeting international standards
• Enhanced lighting, audio, LED displays, and event management systems
• Convenient access near Kuching International Airport and major road networks
• Safety, accessibility, and comfort ensured for athletes and spectators

Tourism & Economic Impact
• Boosts tourism sectors including hotels, food, transport, & handicrafts
• Positions Sarawak as a regional sports and cultural tourism hub
• Develops local sports talent and event management capabilities
• Drives urban development and infrastructure growth

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Strategic Significance

• Elevates Sarawak onto the international sports stage
• Showcases cultural diversity and natural heritage to global audiences
• Strengthens community pride and regional identity
• Attracts investment and creates new economic opportunities
• Establishes Sarawak as a future hub for sports, culture, and tourism

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📍Sarawak 2027 — More Than Just a Host

Hosting the SEA Games opening ceremony is not merely a sporting event —
It is Sarawak’s declaration of its rise in sports, culture, and tourism.

From world-class stadiums to cultural performances, from local communities to international spectators, Sarawak is ready to take the global spotlight and deliver a historic opening celebration.

Do you think the 2027 SEA Games will put East Malaysia on the world map?

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