Sarawak, located in Malaysia Borneo, was the biggest state in Malaysia, covering 124,450 square kilometers of land. The land itself already covering almost half of Malaysian total landmass. This state, also known as Bumi Kenyalang, or The Land of Hornbills, has a very big population of 2.054 million people as in 2009, with an average of every 20.1 people per kilometers. With that in mind, of course there is plenty of races and cultures. In Sarawak alone, they have more than 40 ethnic groups living in this land for many hundreds or thousands of years long. Among the ethnic groups living here is Malay, Chinese, Iban and Bidayuh. Together, they not just making Sarawak a prosperous state, but also the most harmony and unique state in Malaysia.
ia Borneo, was the biggest state in Malaysia, covering 124,450 square kilometers of land. The land itself already covering almost half of Malaysian total landmass. This state, also known as Bumi Kenyalang, or The Land of Hornbills, has a ve
ry big population of 2.054 million people as in 2009, with an average of every 20.1 people per kilometers. With that in mind, of course there is plenty of races and cultures. In Sarawak alone, they have more than 40 ethnic groups living in this land for many hundreds or thousands of years long. Among the ethnic groups living here is Malay, Chinese, Iban and Bidayuh. Together, they not just making Sarawak a prosperous state, but also the most harmony and unique state in Malaysia.
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Sarawak Ethnic Groups by TNT Synaesthesia 