At the end of the Kuching waterfront, you will find this square and small tower. Nice to take photo here.

It is a small white square structure of colonial period right at the river side or water front promenade.Looks beautiful but nothing much to explore.Just take a picture & thats it!

This relic of the Brooke colonial era is impossible to miss and helps imagine how the waterfront may have looked to boats coming up the Sarawak River. An obligatory photo subject and possible landmark reference but the interaction ends there.

This is one of few remaining old buildings from the Brooke era (not British colonial era, as that would be after 1946) that still remains in Kuching. Since it was built in 1879, that would have been during the rule of Charles Brooke, the second Rajah of Sarawak. Unfortunately, apart from the shell, there's little happening in or around the... More

A nice building, but there is not too much else to see here. Take a picture, enjoy the waterfront and then move on.

Quaint, small tower that is one of Kuching's colonial heritage buildings. Would look much better with a repaint.

History of Kuching when under british colonial time.

Build in 1879, firstly served as City Jail, later converted into defensive fortress, then a dance hall. Before it being closed down recently, it had being used as information center for tourists. It is located at the end of Waterfront, oppositing the new State Legislative Assembly Building. The tower is not big, nor magnificient. However, it form a great contrast... More