Top of the hill is an place where oil well Number 1 situated . As one of the tourist landmark, we can enjoy and take relaxation by overlooking the views of Miri city. Petroleum Museum nearby is another attraction which records the development of oil and gas industry.

Nice view of the city on one side and ocean from the other side. Place has lot of small eateries there and also petroleum museum. The sunset can also be very beautiful from there. We left at around 5pm so could not experience from there. Petroleum museum was also closed maybe because it was Saturday.

Canada Hill, Miri, Sarawak As you come into Miri from the airport you will see a hill on your right. It is not very high but it offers a panoramic view of the town and the sea. You are able to walk to the summit from you hotel in town, other than that you have to go there by taxi or hired car. There are ample car parks on the top. In the middle of the day there are hardly any visitors, but after dawn and in the evening locals come here for the sunrise or sunset and for walks, and running is very popular here. The sunrises and sunsets are stunning from both side of the plateau. Canada Hill I was told, was the place when Canadians used to reside and a Canadian would provide a service for the employment of workers for the oil fields. Therefore there must be an oil field in the hills, before. On top of the plateau the Petroleum Museum stood and a replica of the first oil well in the whole of Malaysia and was erected on the very spot (near the Museum). It was rightfully named the Grand Old Lady and it can be seen from the town of Miri. Grand Old Lady was completed in December 1910, for a depth of 452 feet (137.77 m). The last production depth was 1096 feet (334.36 m), when the well was abandoned on 31st October 1972. The estimated total production was 660,000 barrels.