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Muhammad Kashif

Editor, I Love Sarawak

Muhammad Kashif writes and runs I Love Sarawak from Kuching — an independent guide to the state he lives in, written to cover Sarawak the way it is actually travelled rather than the way it is advertised.

The guide keeps in the parts a brochure leaves out: that the last boat back from Bako goes at 3pm, that orangutans stop coming to Semenggoh's platform when the forest is fruiting, that the Pinnacles trek is genuinely hard. Where an article comes from a visit of his own it says so and the photographs are his — as with the Sarawak Science Centre, shot in its opening week. Everything else is credited to the people who made it.

How this guide is researched, and how to send a correction, is on the about page and the contact page.

This is the landmark of Marudi Town. It's located at Marudi Town Square. It represents the most historical activity of Baram, which is the Baram Regatta that started since 1899.Events

Sarawak Regatta and dragon boat races: dates, RM578,000 in prizes and 23 countries

Muhammad Kashif1 OctOn August 22, 2004, clouds and smoke swirled over the islands that sit between Australia and Asia, at the crossroads of the Indian Ocean to the west and the Pacific Ocean to the east. Large islands pictured here are Borneo (right), Java (bottom), and Sumatra (left) At top left is the southern tip ofSports

Haze and outdoor sport in Sarawak: what the API bands mean for races and events

Muhammad Kashif26 SeptOn August 22, 2004, clouds and smoke swirled over the islands that sit between Australia and Asia, at the crossroads of the Indian Ocean to the west and the Pacific Ocean to the east. Large islands pictured here are Borneo (right), Java (bottom), and Sumatra (left) At top left is the southern tip ofNews

What each haze reading triggers in Sarawak, from school sports to shut offices

Muhammad Kashif26 SeptOn August 22, 2004, clouds and smoke swirled over the islands that sit between Australia and Asia, at the crossroads of the Indian Ocean to the west and the Pacific Ocean to the east. Large islands pictured here are Borneo (right), Java (bottom), and Sumatra (left) At top left is the southern tip ofNews

Sarawak's haze eases to four unhealthy areas as Serian falls back below 200

Muhammad Kashif25 SeptLocated in Kuching Sarawak, the Sarawak River had been one of the most iconic river where locals and tourist gets to enjoy great scenery aside from local heritages along the river. This river had been an important icon in Sarawak and had been preserve till this day.News

What the Rajang Delta agency is building in Sarikei and Mukah, and what it costs

Muhammad Kashif25 SeptRajang Port Authority and port facilities at Sibu, Sarawak, Malaysia.News

Sarawakku Sayang 2026: a railway start, a Sibu economic zone and 5,700km of roads

Muhammad Kashif25 SeptOn August 22, 2004, clouds and smoke swirled over the islands that sit between Australia and Asia, at the crossroads of the Indian Ocean to the west and the Pacific Ocean to the east. Large islands pictured here are Borneo (right), Java (bottom), and Sumatra (left) At top left is the southern tip ofNews

Serian's 108 schools shut as haze pushes the district past API 200 again

Muhammad Kashif25 SeptDrawn by Frank S. Marryat 1844 Lithographed by M&N Hanhart Lith. Printers 1847News

Sarawak's diesel subsidy can now pass to the driver, not just the family

Muhammad Kashif19 SeptThe Sarawak museum building in 1911. The construction of new wing of the museum was in progress. However, the brick work steps outside the old wing was demolished in 1912.Business

How Sarawak's BIM mandate works, and where contractors get trained

Muhammad Kashif18 SeptSamarinda Temindung Airport - WALS, Borneo (Samarinda)News

AirAsia returns to Bintulu and Sibu from Kota Kinabalu on 1 and 2 November

Muhammad Kashif18 SeptFokker 50 (9M-MGC) of Malaysia Airlines, arrived at Bintulu (New) Airport on 12 Dec 2005. Picture taken by Ng Qi Huai, age 12, accompanied by his father.Business

Bintulu Port's RM1.8 billion handover bought Sarawak the regulator, not the operator

Muhammad Kashif14 SeptConsidered by some the world's largest orchid. Found in the lowlands of Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines. Locally called Orkid Harimau (tiger orchid) Photo from Batang Ai Reservoir, Sarawak, Borneo. In context at www.dixpix.ca/indonesia/flora/orchid/index.htmlNews

Sarawak's water is 85.6 per cent covered. The rest needs RM20 billion

Muhammad Kashif8 Sept