Daro
Sarawak, Malaysia
District·Authentic, Local, Community Focused
Daro is a district in the Mukah Division of Sarawak, Malaysia, known for its vibrant Malay and Melanau communities. The district is administered by the Matu-Daro District Council and offers a unique glimpse into local life. Visitors can enjoy ferry rides from Sibu via the Rejang River, providing a scenic and authentic travel experience. With its rich cultural heritage, Daro is perfect for travelers looking to immerse themselves in the traditions and daily life of Sarawak's rural areas.
Highlights
- Predominantly Malay and Melanau communities.
- Ferry connections via the Rejang River.
- Administered by the Matu-Daro District Council.
- Rich in local culture and traditions.
Things to consider before traveling to Daro
- Predominantly Malay and Melanau population.
- Ferry connections available from Sibu.
- Administered under Matu-Daro District Council.
Tips
Local Transport
Ferries from Sibu to Daro provide a scenic route via the Rejang River.
Cultural Insight
Engage with the local Malay and Melanau communities to learn about their traditions.
Travel Planning
Consider visiting nearby towns like Matu for a broader experience of the region.
Travel advice
Spring
Spring is a great time to visit Daro with pleasant weather and less humidity.
Summer
Expect higher temperatures and humidity; plan activities accordingly.
Fall
A good time to visit with moderate weather and fewer tourists.
Winter
Mild weather makes it ideal for exploring the local culture and scenery.
Essentials
Currency
MYR RM
Average Cost
$50-$100 p/day
Population
19,477
Languages Spoken
Malay, English
Best Time to Visit
March-May, September-November
Occasion Tags
Cultural Exploration, Local Experiences, Off the Beaten Path
Location
Daro, Sarawak, Malaysia