Coming in from Sabah/Lawas ferry point into Lawas town. Lawas is a quiet small Sarawak town located in between Sabah and Brunei. Last population census in 2000 indicated Lawas has only 38,600 people.
The serene Lawas River against the mountains of Sarawak's interior.
is a small frontier town in the northeastern corner of
Sarawak state in
Malaysian Borneo. The town is located in a strip of Sarawak territory sandwiched between the Temburong district of
Brunei and Malaysia's
Sabah state. It is cut off from the rest of Sarawak and is more easily accessed from
Sabah.
The town does not have many attractions to interest the traveller but you may find yourself here if you are travelling overland between Sabah and Sarawak. Quiet and peaceful, Lawas is quite pleasant if you have to stop for a day or two.
Lawas is also the starting point for the logging road to Ba Kelalan in the Sarawak
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