Transport Bus to Fairy Wind Cave, Bau town, Mirage Spa Saigon Vietanmese Cuisine

Should we took easier way out (taxi) to the Cave attractions?

We decided to explore and wave for public bus. I better warned you, it's not a piece of cake, but entertaining and well worth the experience.

Caves tour 830am to 130pm. RM100 per person, include transportation/entrance fee/Guided tour.

Pick up at hotel.

Board the bus (terminal) at Jalan Masjid which i have circle (map) to the town "Bau"

It about an hour ride by bus and cost RM4.50. 

You will passed by few towns and be involved with their local residents. It reminded me of days

when i joined parents to wet market and breakfast on a Sunday.

The bus brought us "back to the future". 

Non-aircon, rock and rumble as the bus travel. 

Window pushed down and wind brush against my hair..

After about 15mins, bus reached Boulevard Shopping Mall.

Another 10 mins, we hit Kuching Sentral Bus terminal, which was very near to airport

7 Mile Wet Market - Old aunty and uncle carrying their market stuffs up the bus. 

While some alighting to join the crowd.

There was a small village we passed through with shop houses on both sides. The bus stopped for 

passenger to alight and you can see all eyes from shops landed on this bus. It's like someone

from aboard coming back home.

This Bau town terminal. The bus end here and we will have to catch another bus to fairy Cave.

The friendly and helpful lady sitting at the corner provided me with this essential info.

So we shall catch the 1030am bus. Journey about 15mins.

There more than enough time for us to enjoy local market and our breakfast with the local.

Is this the famous Sarawak Pineapples!

Breakfast will again be the yummy Kolo Mee.

Conductor cum driver collecting the fare (RM1.40)

Fortunately, we told the driver we are going to alight at Fairy Cave. Did not expect we

be getting down at this junction and only two of us. 

With no idea where is the cave, only a sign showing us this direction.

GPS comes in handy at this moment. It's an awesome invention!

That's it! The main entrance. Here we go...... 

*Warning - have to climb up 165 steps to start journey to the Cave.

After 165 steps, you be here.

Can you see them at the other end? Now you can visualize how gigantic the cave.

One who sees the light, also sees the darkness

The Fairy that living in the Fairy Cave appeared.

Wear a hat to prevent being feed 

Fairy Cave is definitely more interesting than Wind Cave

I was so fortunate to have let this uncle cross my life. I asked for a pool and he gave 

me a sea. He gave us a ride to Wind Cave and dropped us back to Bau. 

If not, our journey from the Fairy Cave back may not be that smooth.

Many enjoying a dip in a hot weather at Wind Cave.

Gosh! Who's sexy legs?

There is this lake about 15mins walk away from Bau Bus Terminal.

After a long day out walking, it's rest and relax evening to try TripAdvisor 

recommended - Mirage Spa.

Dinner was with Vietnamese Cuisine - Saigon Fusion, near our Ranee Suites

Must try, all dishes we ordered were awesome, especially fried Spring Rolls.

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Arrive: Malaysia Sarawak Kuching International airport Taxi Bus transport
Day1: Kuching City river, Jalan Main Bazaar, Vivacity Megamall
           Grand Margherita Hotel with free high tea buffet
Day2: Bako National Park, Transport, Boat Jetty, Borneo Massage, TopSpot Food Court
Day3: Sarawak Cultural Village, Damai Resort, City One Mega Mall, Oishi Japanese Restaurant
          The Ranee Boutique Suites at Jalan Main Bazaar Kuching
Day4: Transport Bus to Fairy Wind Cave, Bau town, Mirage Spa Saigon, Vietanmese Cuisine


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