Cat Statue, Kuching, Sarawak. Review

The statue iconic of Kuching City where when someone visit to Kuching but never been photographed here means never been in Kuching.

The name of the city, Kuching, is thought to derive from the Malay word kucing, meaning cat. Many of the locals refer to Kuching as the "Cat City" but it more likely comes from the Chinese word for port ("cochin") coupled with the Malay name mata kucing (cat's-eye) for the longan fruit, a popular trade item.

The Cat Statue is a popular tourist attraction located in Kuching, Sarawak. The statue, which depicts a cat holding a small kitten, is a symbol of the city's love for cats. Visitors can take pictures with the statue and enjoy the surrounding scenic views of the Sarawak River. The area around the statue is also known for its vibrant street art and food stalls. Overall, the Cat Statue provides a fun and memorable experience for tourists visiting Kuching.