A City Called Cat

I was in Kuching not too long ago for the Rainforest World Music Festival or fondly refered to as RWMF. You can read about my adventures *here*, *here* and *here*. During my 5 day stint in Cat City, I took loads of pictures of the beautiful city. The sights of Kuching is nothing like the ones I've seen before. While Melaka do boasts a host of historical buildings, Kuching does a pretty good job at that too but with a different taste in archicture. So armed with a camera with me trying to absorb the colours, textures and structures, here's Kuching through my eyes or lenses in this case.

The Hainanese Building along Carpenter Street

The new government complex to be completed by the end of the year

Fort Margaritha (i think). Taken during the River Cruise.

Forts to protect Kuching from invasion

You pay RM0.40 to cross the river with these boats

Brooke Dockyard. When Bee and myself saw Brooke Dockyard, we were so excited because during my internship, the company had a large project with Brooke Dockyard where the fabrication of a now running platform took place. But we were so surprised at the state and condition of the building. No way my company was going to let a place like Brooke Dockyard which looked like it was falling into pieces to handle such an important task. We later learnt that they have relocated and this was a very very very very old site. Phew....

We see children playing and taking baths here

The state Mosque. I love the picture because the granduer of the building is futher accuented with the dark clouds and water

Kuching Hilton

A really expensive service apartment which i forgot its name. Superman was not impressed with the way it was designed.

Khatulistiwa Cafe

Buddha on the pillar of a Chinese Temple

Look at the intricate sculpture

The altar

A completely random picture. Look at the number of summonses piling on up the car windscreen!