Sarawak is the biggest state in Malaysia, which is situated on Borneo Island. The rainforest of Borneo is acknowledged to be among the world’s most distinct and species-rich.  About 80 per cent or almost 10 million hectares of Sarawak’s total land area is covered with forest (natural as well as secondary forests).

Sarawak has 12 divisions and Kuching is the capital of state. Kuching is a centre of business, commercial, mixed industries, service sectors, education hub and tourism centre for Sarawak. Kuching relies heavily on its productive population to run its economy, rather than exploiting its natural resources.