This visionary framework fuses Bidayuh cultural heritage with modern architectural innovation to create sustainable, world-class, and culturally distinctive tourism destinations in N.19 Mambong, Sarawak. It establishes a curated cultural landscape by integrating Bidayuh architecture, traditions, and visual identity into contemporary tourism developments while safeguarding authenticity. Clear design standards guide building styles, settlement patterns, materials, and color systems, ensuring all new projects reflect Bidayuh heritage values in a way that is both respectful and forward-looking.

Flagship showcase projects such as the Modern Longhouse Homestay and Agroforestry Glamping exemplify how heritage-based design can attract high-value cultural and eco-tourism markets. From longhouse-inspired stays and trekking trail systems to heritage-based souvenirs, every visitor experience is designed to tell the Bidayuh story. Rooted in sustainable development principles, the framework emphasizes eco-friendly materials, adaptive reuse, agroforestry integration, and climate-responsive design appealing to eco-conscious travelers and investors alike. Distinctive branding elements such as color palettes, motifs, and patterns drawn from Bidayuh craft and architecture create a strong visual identity, transforming Bidayuh culture into a living architectural brand that unites storytelling, sustainability, and tourism innovation.