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⛱️Must-visit spots: • Taman Bukit Aup Jubilee Park: A beautiful park in Sibu, perfect for walking👣, running🏃, and picnicking!🌳🌼 • Sibu Central Market and Sibu Night Market: Experience local life, try authentic food🥗, and shop till you drop!🛍️🍢 • Sibu Heritage Centre: Learn about Sibu's history and culture, and feel the charm of the city.🏛️ • Sam Po Kong Temple, Tua Pek Kong Temple, and Chinese Hill: If you want to experience Malaysian Chinese culture, these three places are a must! Full of history, it's like traveling back in time!🏯 • Jonker Street: It's super lively at night! There are food stalls and souvenir shops, so you can eat, drink, and shop to your heart's content!🛍️🍢 🏨Accommodation tips: • Hotels: Located in the center of Sibu, close to the longest river in Southeast Asia, the Rajang River, with a great location. It is one of the largest hotels in Sibu and the first four-star hotel in the area! The rooms are fully equipped, and some rooms even have a view of the river!🌊🛌 • Of course, you can also choose some unique homestays or inns to experience the local culture.🏠 💌Visa tips: • Chinese citizens can choose an eVisa or a visa on arrival (VOA). The eVisa is convenient and fast, and you can stay for up to 30 days. For a VOA, you need to enter Malaysia from China, Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, or Brunei, and have a confirmed departure ticket and sufficient cash💶 or proof of funds. You can stay for up to 15 days! Remember to prepare the required materials in advance and apply online or on-site.✈️🛂 💬Languages: • The official language of Malaysia is Malay, but English is also widely used in tourist areas. In addition, in Chinese communities, Chinese (Mandarin, Hokkien, Cantonese, Hakka, and other dialects) is also popular! So basic English communication is no problem!🗣️ 🌎️Mobile and wireless networks: • In Malaysia, you can easily find mobile and wireless network services. Many public places, such as cafes☕️, restaurants, and hotels🏙, offer free Wi-Fi. You can also buy a local SIM card or use international roaming services to stay connected.📱🌐 💰️Payments: • In Malaysia, cash💵 and credit cards💳 are common payment methods. However, some small shops may only accept cash💸. 📲WeChat Pay is also available at some merchants, which is super convenient! Remember to exchange some MYR in advance just in case!💳💰 💗Other tips: • Bring sunscreen, a sun hat, and sunglasses! The weather in Malaysia is hot, so don't forget these sun protection items!☀️👒 • Respect local culture and customs. In some religious sites or monuments, keep quiet and don't touch the artifacts!🙏 • Take care of your personal belongings, especially in crowded places.👜 • If you plan to go to remote areas or do outdoor activities, it is recommended to learn about local safety information and precautions in advance.🏞️