Located opposite the old court house is India Street, where a variety of shop-houses trading colourful  textiles, clothing, crockery etc. Midway down India street, look for “The Indian Mosque Lane” signage leading you to Gambier street, where you can find all sorts of spices.Completed in 1874, the Old Court House acted as a seat of government. State Council Meetings were held here from 1878 to 1973. Back in 1847, it was a missionary but later converted to a judicial administration.  1883, an obelisk was added to commemorate Rajah Charles Brooke. The corner of the obelisk is a bronze panel.

Printed Quarterly, my Travel Guide is a map guide that offers tourist valuable information when visiting Kuching. Copies of the maps are placed at airport counters, hotels, backpackers, malls and tourist  information counters in Kuching.

Where can you pick up a copy of My Travel Guide ? * Kuching International Airport Arrival Hall ( Tourism Malaysia Counter) * Sarawak Tourism Board Information Centre ( Located at the old court House) * The Spring Shopping Mall Information Counter * Hotel information counters * Sarawak Tourism Federation ( Waterfront) * Backpackers

What information can you find in My Travel Guide:

* Food You Must Try In Kuching

* Top 3 places to go for Local Cuisine

* Kuching Heritage Walk

* Top 5 Things you must buy when you visit Sarawak

* Top 5 Things to do in Kuching

* Basic Malay Phrases