Kuching River Cruise — Sunset on the MV Equatorial & A Beautiful Post‑Rain Evening

#haveperutwilltravel #malaysiatrulyasia #sarawak #kuching #rivercruise River Cruise We spent the entire afternoon at Adelyn’s homestay. It rained heavily around 2:30pm, which caused us some concern, but by the time we left two hours later, the weather had cleared beautifully. We drove to Jalan Main Bazaar and parked the rental car in front of the Indian Mosque. From there, we took a brisk walk along the Waterfront until we reached the Sarawak River Cruise ticketing counter. We paid RM70.00 (≈ USD15/EUR14) each and boarded the boat at five minutes to five. Setting Sail on the MV Equatorial We were excited to “be enthralled by the landmarks of a bygone era that still stand majestically along the riverbanks. See Kuching from a whole new perspective, as few ever see her.” The MV Equatorial, built in 1990, has been cruising the Sarawak River for more than 30 years, offering locals and tourists a rich panoramic view of Kuching and its iconic landmarks. We headed straight to the upper deck and found a suitable table to enjoy the ride. The fare included a small selection of Kueh Lapis and a glass of orange cordial. I set up the time lapse on the DJI Action 4, and at precisely 5:30pm, the boat pushed off from the dock. Sunset on the Sarawak River The cruise would take an hour and a half, so please enjoy the time lapse footage of the entire journey. As the sun set over the Sarawak River, the cruise came alive with dance performances representing the different ethnicities of the state. Since I was pre occupied with the time lapse, Brendan took over filming duties and captured the performances using the DJI Pocket 2. It was a thoroughly enjoyable evening. Those who feel the fare isn’t worth it might need to manage their expectations — it’s a relaxing, scenic experience, not a theme park ride. They also take private bookings via their Facebook page. Heading Out to 10th Mile We disembarked and made our way back to the Indian Mosque, then hopped into the rental car for the half hour drive to the 10th Mile Bazaar along Penrissen Road. What’s Next Stay tuned for our next video — we’re having dinner with Jacob, Brendan’s former roommate. 📍 Location: The CountryMan, Terrace House - https://goo.gl/maps/ASdsS7d7Qqo718vs8 Jalan Main Bazaar - https://maps.app.goo.gl/JQgRvHTJQz9XU... Sarawak River Cruise Jetty - https://maps.app.goo.gl/kM6pA4SrXt3Co... We shoot primarily with: • DJI Pocket 2 • DJI Action 4 • Panasonic Lumix DMC-GX9 Music licensed by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Hello everyone! We are Cat and Harold from Kuala Lumpur. Welcome to our vlog, created to catalogue our memories, life’s events and travels. Why “Have Perut Will Travel”? It’s a play on words from an old Western TV show called “Have Gun - Will Travel”, but we let our tummies lead the way ❣️ 📱 Why not give us a follow on our social channels? »   / haveperutwilltravel   »   / haveperutwilltravel   » @ https://www.threads.com/@haveperutwil... »   / haveperutwilltravel   » http://www.harrycath.com/