The Kuching North City Hall Amphitheatre, or better known as Kuching Amphitheatre, or Pangung Udara in Malay, is a 5 acre public park under the charge of Kuching North City Council (DBKU).
In the late 1980s and early 1990s, the land where the amphiteater now sits used to be a golf course before it was converted into what it is today.
On 1st August 1992, this RM4 million Amphiteater was declared open and had been used to host numerous events which include sporting events, outdoor movie screenings, concerts and more.
Today, the Kuching amphiteather remains a popular outdoor open space for events, jogging, exercising and wedding photography.
See the video
If you want to see the Kuching Amphitheatre in video, check out the video below.
What to expect at the amphitheatre
The amphitheatre or rather park is mainly used by locals for jogging and recreational activities during the mornings and evenings.
Parking is limited, but the park itself is not too crowded as compared to other public parks in Kuching.
Entry to the park is free, and the park is open 24 hours.
Below are some photos of the park area.
How to go to Kuching Amphitheatre
The park is located opposite the Civic Centre, and is visible from Jalan Taman Budaya.
Once you are on Jalan Taman Budaya, it is hard to miss the amphitheater.
If you are staying in any hotels within the Kuching City Centre, you will still require motorize vehicles to reach the park.
More about Kuching Amphitheatre
If you need to know more about the park, or anything related to it, feel free to read the links below.
- READ articles about Kuching Amphitheatre
- CHECK out other parks in Kuching
- BUY items related to unity park or exercising
- LEARN about jogging in Kuching
- LEARN more about Kuching landmarks
