Miri Balloons Mural
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The Miri Balloon Mural is a colorful and eye-catching urban wall art located near the entrance to Time Square along Bendahara Road in the historic Miri old town district.
Painted with nothing more than spray paints and pure artistic skill, the Miri Balloon mural is an urban wall mural art painted on a blank wall of a corner shophouse in front of the High Street roundabout near the entrance to Time Square along Bendahara Road in the Miri 'old town' district, visible from the historic Miri Central Market.
Painted in a large party-style balloon letters arranged to spell out "Miri", the murals also had physical ropes attached to the bottoms of them for people to hold on to and take photographs. Its location makes it easily visible from the roundabout, attracting the attention of passersby and art enthusiasts alike.
The mural was sponsored by local businesses and painted in July 2019 and serves as a symbol of the city's artistic culture and creative spirit.
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Picture of Holtorf's G-Wagen, 'Otto', parked in front of the Bank Islam at Centerpoint, Miri, in mid-2007.
'Commercial shipping' utilizing Miri as a port goes back to as early as when Miri was merely a fishing village. Being the site of the first discovery of oil in Borneo in 1910 quickened the business and pace and progress of Miri, establishing it an important and leading port for the majority of the 20th century in the region for oil and then timber industries.
This theatre was one of the three 'movie theatres' as how it was called back then. Miri Theatre was located at the site of what is now Yu Lan Plaza.