Serikin is a tiny little village near the border of Sarawak with the Indonesia. During the weekends, traders from across the border and nearby areas come to offer their wares and produce. They hawk authentic Indonesia sarongs, local products such as rattan, local produce, meats, seafood, household items and other products like exotic animals. The village is also known for selling imported goods such as bags and jewelry.
Along the way are also makeshift roadside markets selling anything from antiques to wild ornamental plants, exotic orchids to equally exotic fruits, local kueh, to all types of pulut and fragrant locally grown rice sometimes recently harvested. Aside from this, you will also get the chance to learn the culture of the locals during your visit to the village.
Along the way are also makeshift roadside markets selling anything from antiques to wild ornamental plants, exotic orchids to equally exotic fruits, local kueh, to all types of pulut and fragrant locally grown rice sometimes recently harvested. Aside from this, you will also get the chance to learn the culture of the locals during your visit to the village.
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