Taman Awam Miri — Attraction in Borneo

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Miri Public Park is a very attractive destination to visit, especially with the uniqueness of the suspension bridge, which is one of the main attractions here. The park offers a refreshing atmosphere with a tranquil water pond and a design that is divided into two sections – the upper and lower areas – providing visitors with various interesting experiences. The upper area offers beautiful views and is perfect for a leisurely stroll, while the lower area is surrounded by captivating greenery.

However, during my visit, the suspension bridge was undergoing repairs, so I didn’t have the opportunity to experience walking across it. Despite this, the park still offers tranquility and enjoyment, making it a great place to relax with family or friends. I look forward to returning once the bridge is fully repaired to fully enjoy all the...

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This is quite a nice public park with a few things to keep you occupied for a few hours or so. Check out the replica of the Grand Old Lady where you can head to the viewing platform and get quite a good view of the park and the surrounding areas. There’s also a suspension bridge next to it that is quite fun! Fun = the bridge bounces a bit but feels quite safe and secure. The bridge is quite high up and takes you over the mini water park area and to the other side of the park. And then, there’s a nice eating area with several restaurants to choose from (Halal and non-Halal food are available).

Tip: There’s an emergency box located in the car park area. It’s monitored 24/7, has CCTV cameras and direct connection to...