jalanSARAWAK
A JALAN MALAYSIA WORLD
SARAWAK, MALAYSIA

Sarawak,
street by street.

Nine little cities, building after building,
with parks and longhouses beyond.

WALK. SAIL. FLY. DISCOVER.
Drawing the coastline…
POSTCARDS FROM BORNEO

A place for every kind of curious.

Your collection starts here.46 places · 9 cities
CITY PASSPORT

Nine cities, nine stamps.

Walk into a city to stamp it. Each stamp opens that city’s postcards in your notebook.

A POSTCARD FROM SARAWAK
WISH YOU WERE HERE

Greetings from
Sarawak.

BY RIVER, SEA AND SKY

How Sarawak travels.

Walk to a jetty and press E to board. Steer with WASD, slow down beside the next jetty, then press E to step ashore. At an airport, choose a flight.

Boats

Flights

These are the game’s routes and compressed distances, not timetables. Real services change; check operators before you travel.

TAKE THE STORY WITH YOU

The real Sarawak.

Select a pin for its story and directions.

Pins use source-referenced locations, which may not be visitor entrances. Confirm access, operators and conditions before travelling.

SELAMAT DATAI KE SARAWAK

A little Borneo to wander.

Jalan Sarawak is a playful, miniature Sarawak built city by city. Wander nine towns of shophouses and landmarks, ride the tambang in Kuching, catch the Benak rolling up the Batang Lupar, head out to the national parks, and open a postcard wherever curiosity takes you.

WASD / arrows
Walk, or steer and throttle your boat
Shift
Walk a little faster
E
Board / dock near a jetty · taste the food at a hawker stall · choose a flight at an airport
Space
Jump
Side quests
Taste every town’s speciality, find five hidden hornbill feathers in each town, and say hello to the nine cats of Kuching. Track them in your passport.
V
Globe view / follow your traveller
H · P
Travel notebook · city passport
Touch
Drag the joystick; tap the action button
Landmarks
Hover for a stamp, click or tap for a story

The globe compresses geography for play; the visitor map shows real places. Boat and flight routes are game routes, not timetables. Longhouses are family homes: real visits are arranged with the community or a licensed operator. Stories link to their sources. Postcard photos are freely licensed pictures from Wikimedia Commons, credited on each card; the tucked-in 3D views and all other illustrations are original game artwork.

By Danial Alias ↗A Kracked Devs AI builder ↗
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