The park was a joint project between the Kuching South City Council and the Consulate General of the People's Republic of China in Kuching.
It was officially inaugurated in 2005 to mark three decades of bilateral ties.
The central statue of Admiral Zheng He honors his historic maritime voyages through the region.
The layout incorporates traditional Chinese garden principles, focusing on the harmony between water, stone, and vegetation.
The park serves as a hub for local morning tai chi groups and evening exercise enthusiasts.
The Malaysia-China Friendship Park commemorates the 30th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Malaysia and China. It occupies 2.8 hectares in Kuching and features distinctive Chinese architectural elements, including a traditional archway and a stone statue of Admiral Zheng He. The park serves as a community space with jogging tracks, landscaped gardens, and a central pond. It reflects cultural fusion through its design, blending Chinese landscaping techniques with local Sarawakian flora. The park is situated in the Tabuan Heights residential area and is a frequently visited site for local recreational activities.
The traditional red Chinese gate/archway at the main entrance.
Visit during the golden hour to capture the intricate red lacquer of the archway without harsh glare.
Bring mosquito repellent, as the park’s pond and lush vegetation can attract insects in the tropical climate.
Utilize the paved perimeter tracks for a scenic walk, as they connect all the primary architectural points.
Avoid walking on the flowerbeds or lawns in restricted sections; do not feed the fish in the decorative pond.
Dress modestly as it is a public community space; dispose of all trash in provided bins to maintain the garden environment.
