Sarawak, Malaysia

Gunung Mulu National Park

Warning: Risk area

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4.2 / 5· HidengoEditor's pick

The notebook of Gunung Mulu National Park

Walk where the horizon opens.

Gunung Mulu combines tropical forest, vast limestone caves and karst landscapes. Visitor caves, canopy walks and expeditions to the Pinnacles have very different demands and permit requirements.

At your own pace

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Identity summary

Ideal duration

3 to 5 days

Best time

Spring · Summer

Car

Recommended car

Type of stay

Forest · Mountain · Nature

Accessibility

Limited accessibility

Rhythm

Modular rhythm

General presentation

Gunung Mulu National Park

Gunung Mulu combines tropical forest, vast limestone caves and karst landscapes. Visitor caves, canopy walks and expeditions to the Pinnacles have very different demands and permit requirements.

Check access, bookings and opening hours with the site before visiting.

Strengths and constraints

Strengths

Deer Cave
Clearwater Cave
Lang Cave
Mulu Pinnacles
Wind Cave, Mulu

Before you choose

Check access, bookings and opening hours with the site before visiting.

Places worth visiting

A selection to start dreaming and organizing the stay — not an exhaustive list of everything there is to see.

Cave

Deer Cave

4.8 / 5· Hidengo

Deer Cave is distinguished by the breadth of its passages and its bat colonies. Visits are made on authorized routes with the conditions of supervision of the park; the outings of bats are not guaranteed.

Cave

Clearwater Cave

4.7 / 5· Hidengo

Clearwater Cave is part of an important underground system in the Mulu area. Publicly accessible parts represent only a fraction of the network; any off-road exploration requires appropriate authorization.

Cave

Lang Cave

4.5 / 5· Hidengo

Lang Cave presents limestone formations in a more narrowly designed course. Respect the bridges and instructions to preserve the concretions and underground environments.

Mountain

Mulu Pinnacles

4.8 / 5· Hidengo

Pinnacles are limestone blades erected on the reliefs of Mulu. Their approach is a demanding route with organisation and authorisations; this is not an ordinary walk since the park's reception.