••• KHR 2019 DARUL HANA REVISITED •••
The Kuching Heritage Race (KHR), to be held on Saturday February 16th, 2019, is a team event with teams of at least 2 and up to 5 members. Following the success of the previous three events, this 4th edition of the race will be based on the theme “Darul Hana Revisited” complete with a new route and new challenges - to test brain, brawn and ability. The KHR continues to focus on elements of Kuching’s old heritage in our buildings, activities and culture. As in previous years, this fun race aims to continue to introduce residents and visitors alike to our vibrant heritage by providing a novel means to appreciate what we have and why we need to manage it for future generations.
We are capping our registration at maximum 300 pax participants
(or up to the first 60 teams).
Registration Fees are RM 240 PER TEAM
(A TEAM may consist of 2 - 5 members).
REGISTRATION DEADLINE
8th February 2019
Registration for participating in the Kuching Heritage Race - Darul Hana Revisited is open now, until 8th February 2019. Register at the link below, now! ur date for this event. Be part of the fun as well as giving back to the community, and to our city!
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Kuching Heritage Race 2018: Culture Meets Nature
Jason Brooke, grandson of the last Rajah Muda of Sarawak flagged off the 3rd edition of the Kuching Heritage Race last Saturday January 27th 2018. Attracting over 300 eager participants, the race's theme, “Culture meets nature,” followed a route that centered mainly round the Reservoir and Museum Parks. Open to all, the race was crafted mainly for the Kuching community as a fun way to learn (and relearn) the heritage and to discover parts of Kuching that might have otherwise been overlooked. Participants followed a map and a ‘passport’ with clues that required them to find 20 different stations and to accomplish a task or activity at each station. Over 130 volunteers helped to coordinate the stations and activities and ensure the race ran smoothly. The 64 teams (each with 2-5 members) were competing for the top prize of RM1000; measured by time and correctly answering quiz questions. The competition was keen as answering correctly any one of 12 brainy quizzes resulted in having 4 minutes of time shaved off from a team’s total time. In a very tight race, the overall winner was the Sarawak Convention Bureau team that clocked 138 minutes. They were closely followed by team “Beauties and the Beasts,” (who also won the best dressed team) and the father-daughter duo of “Team Bicycle.” Team Orion won the prize for the most ‘Media Social’ by contributing the highest number of social media posts.
More than just a fun event, the proceeds from the Kuching Heritage Race were donated to two deserving local charities. House of Joy and the Pusat Pemulihan Dalam Komuniti, Petra Jaya each received a cheque for RM20,000 to assist in their work with disabled and disadvantaged persons in their communities. In keeping with the charitable nature of the event, Team Bicycle donated their 3rd place prize money back to charity.
On hand to assist with the prize giving was the Heritage Race founder, Yeoh Siew Hoon of Penang, Joanne Tan from Sarawak Energy Berhad (the main Sponsor) and Jason Brooke; other sponsors of the race include Sarawak Tourism Board (STB), Sarawak Convention Bureau (SCB), Borneo Adventure, Secret Recipe and Plaza Merdeka & Waterfront Hotel. At the closing of this year’s race, the organizing chairman, Philip Yong thanked all the committee and the volunteers who worked to make the race a success and announced the date for next year’s race on 16th February 2019.
Main Sponsors
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