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                  May Lee receives an email from her cousin who lives in Sarawak.





                             maylee@mail.com.my
                             Sarawak River Cruise



                     Dear May Lee,

                     How are you? I hope you are well. Everyone here is fine.
                       In your email, you wanted to know the best way to see the beautiful city
                     of Kuching. Well, one of the best ways is to go on a cruise along the Sarawak
                     River. The Sarawak River Cruise provides a unique and different experience.
                     Along your journey on the river, you will pass small house-like boats called
                     perahu tambang which are used to ferry locals across the river. You will also
                     see Malay kampung houses built on stilts and fishing villages.
                       Besides that, you will pass the Astana, which used to be Rajah Brooke’s
                     residence. Located next to the Astana is Fort Margherita which is now a police
                     museum.
                       Before returning to Kuching city, you will cruise by the Satok Bridge. Make
                     sure you don’t miss the new State Legislative Building. It is as grand as a
                     palace and resembles the Melanau tribal hat.

                     That’s all for now. Bye.












                  State True or False.

                  1.  The river cruise is one of the best ways to see Kuching.
                  2.  A perahu tambang is used to bring passengers across the river.
                  3.  Most of the houses in a Malay kampung are made of bricks.
                  4.  Fort Margherita has been turned into a restaurant.
                  5.  The Satok Bridge resembles the Melanau tribal hat.

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