Lutong

Lutong River is a river that flows North-South along the coast to the west of Lutong town.

Paragon Food Court, located at the Paragon Hotel opposite of MYY Mall at Lutong is a food stall center establishment selling and a variety of seafood as well as the usual 'Kolo Mee' noodles, Sarawak Laksa and other local foods.

In late December 1980, strong winds, torrential rain, and heavy swells in the seas, constant heavy rains caused water from the Miri River to overflow into Lutong.

The Lutong Cinema was constructed in 1959, and as one of the first post war cinemas is a source of entertainment for Mirians and Lutongites.

Kelab Rekreasi Petroliam is a recreational club located in Lutong originally set up for the oil & gas communities there.

Long before Lutong bridge was constructed, the area had a ferry service, possibly at or near the site of what is now the Lutong bridge today. These pictures were taken on 4th July, 1945 during the ending stages of the Japanese occupation, by the Australian 2/13 infantry battalion aiming to reoccupy Sarawak from Japanese.

Lutong Bridge is the bridge linking Pujut 8 to Lutong across Miri River. This bridge was originally single-lane for each direction, but eventually upgraded in the early 2000s to accommodate for more traffic to double-lane going each direction. There is actually a road that goes beneath this bridge linking to Lutong Baru, effectively making this bridge Miri's very first 'overpass'.

The Paragon Lutong Hotel is an elegant hotel and the latest landmark in the bustling commercial and residential township of Lutong

A beach with a history, Lutong Beach is a popular beach side in front of the old Lutong Airfield, currently popular with beach goers and paramotor flyers.

Myy Mall Shopping Complex, Lutong township's first shopping complex. Described as a “suburban family friendly mall”, the mall opened to the general public in 2013.