PokéStop at Friendship Park Kuching

PokéStop : Baruk Pavilion

Estimate Location :

Latitude : 1.5151594407422864

Longitude : 110.3666583001177

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The “Baruk Pavilion” is a circular rest hut located in the Friendship Park Kuching. There are actually two similar Pavilion at the edge of the circular path around the Hibiscus Garden and Sarawak Fountain. The design of the Pavilion mimics the native hut of Bidayuh House, Circular conical in nature with slanted beams and sharp roof. On top of the roof features a metallic hornbill ornament.

PokéStop Review

This PokéStop is misplaced attractions as visitors who visit this attraction will end up found themselves in front of the entrance of the Public Toilet of the Friendship Park. The actual attraction is seen 30 meters away across the shrubs and flower beds.

Despite the misplaced attraction, this PokéStop is still frequently visited as the Stop lands on to of the Jogging Path loop of the Park. Many who jogging or walk along the path around the park will pass by this stop.

The radius of the PokéStop covers the Public Toilet, jogging path and partly over the outside road around the Friendship Park. Do not Drive and play as warned. Wandering and Catch outside the park compound with caution as the road around the parks can be congested with traffic at peak hours. There is several benches around the jogging path. Pokemon Go Trainers can have a sit while catching Pokemons.

There is many nearby PokéStops within walking distance making it perfect for major farming. At night, this Park become a Pokemon Trainers hot spot, with most of the PokéStops are Lure activated. The whole map may filled with pink flowers flying around with all PokéStop Lure activated.

This PokéStop known to spawn Magikarp, Radish , Eevee and bunch of Ratatas and Pidgey.

With the “Sarawak Fountain” PokeGym close by, this PokéStop can be your spot for quick charge of Potions and Revives to continue the challenge in the gym.

Next PokéStop : “Terengganu Cement Carving”