Kampung Peraya · Padawan · Sarawak

Stay Where the Rainforest Begins

Peraya Homestay · Padawan · Sarawak · est. 2006

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Peraya Homestay is a Bidayuh-owned homestay in Kampung Peraya, Padawan. Since 2006, we have welcomed guests for longhouse-style stays, bamboo rafting and guided tours across Sarawak.

Bidayuh-owned. Peraya Homestay is a Bidayuh homestay. Every visit supports our homestay and helps us continue sharing Bidayuh hospitality, food, river traditions, and guided rainforest experiences with guests.

Conservation. We protect the Sirin river and surrounding rainforest. Sustainable practices are not a feature. They are how we live.

Location. Kampung Peraya, Padawan, Sarawak, a Bidayuh village in the hills south of Kuching.

Two ways to stay.

Option 01

Longhouse-Style Rooms

Simple longhouse-style rooms. Each room accommodates up to 6 persons - ideal for groups who want to feel part of village life.

Up to 6 persons per room
Mattresses, pillows & blankets
Family-style village layout

Closer to nature

Option 02

Bamboo Hut

An authentic bamboo structure set in the jungle: the most immersive way to experience Kampung Peraya. Wake up surrounded by rainforest, steps from the river.

Authentic bamboo construction
Mattresses, pillows & blankets
Jungle setting, riverside location

Minimum booking: 2 persons for all accommodation types.

Everything you need is here.

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Mattresses and bedding

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Pillows and blankets

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English-speaking guide

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All meals included in packages

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Traditional Bidayuh cultural experience

Pack light, pack right.

Comfortable walking shoes or sports sandals
Long pants and long-sleeved shirts (jungle protection)
Rain jacket or poncho
Insect repellent
Sunscreen
Personal medication
Torch or headlamp with spare batteries
Camera (waterproof recommended)
Reusable water bottle
Small backpack
Change of clothes in a waterproof bag
Swimming attire

One of Sarawak's oldest peoples

One of Sarawak's oldest peoples.

The Bidayuh are among the indigenous peoples of Sarawak, Borneo, known as the "Land Dayak" and recognised for their warm hospitality and rich material culture. Kampung Peraya sits within a Bidayuh community that has lived in the Padawan highlands for generations.

Traditional culture. Guests share in traditional Bidayuh culture: music, crafts, and village life passed down through generations.

Bamboo cooking. Food is cooked in bamboo tubes over open fire, an ancient technique that gives rice and fish a flavour impossible to replicate elsewhere.

River life. The Sirin river is the heartbeat of Kampung Peraya: bamboo rafting, river walks, and quiet moments on the bank are all part of the stay.

Ready to experience?

Tell us when you'd like to come.

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