The pride of the oil town is embodied in the Miri City Hall, where the future and the past intersect

Miri City Hall, where the sea breeze blows through Miri, Sarawak, captures the hearts of travelers with its unique architecture. The nine-storey building facing the South China Sea is shaped like an oil barrel, symbolizing Miri's origins - oil - and its design combines past prosperity with hope for the future. When you step into the lobby, soft natural light pours into the atrium space, and the sophisticated glass and wood interior soothes the soul. Although it is the center of administration, this place exudes the tranquility and formality of a museum, making it more than just a government office. Enjoy the beauty of the architecture and think about the story of Miri. It is one of the hidden attractions you should encounter on your #absolutelyfreetrip.