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INTRODUCTION

Gunung Mulu National Park is located in Mulu, Sarawak (East Malaysia) on the Borneo Island. It is one of Nature’s most spectacular achievements and the ‘Jewels in the Crown’ of Sarawak’s expanding network of national park. It is also the largest national park (544 sq km) with its most famous limestone cave systems, including the world’s largest natural chamber (the Sarawak Chamber), the world’s largest cave passage (Deer Cave) and the longest cave in Southeast Asia (Clearwater Cave).

Adventure caving to some of Mulu’s less accessible caves are available upon request (Intermediate: Racer Cave, Lagang Cave, Stonehorse/Kenyalang Cave, Drunken Forest Cave, Clearwater River Revival. Advanced: Clearwater Connection and Sarawak Chamber). Hiking includes the challenging Mulu Summit climb (2,376m), the spectacular Pinnacles trail at Gunung Api (1,750m), and the historic Headhunter’s trail through remote rainforest scenery are all in the National Park besides the cave systems.

“Heritage is our legacy from the past, what we live with today, and what we pass on to future generations.” Mulu was successfully listed as Malaysia’s first UNESCO World Heritage site in November 2000.

Mulu National Park is a home to more than 3500 species of plants and around 1500 species of flowers around in the park, including 170 species of orchid and 10 species of pitcher plants. As much as eight different species of the famous bird – Hornbills are to be seen in the National Park too. Besides, over 27 species of bats are spotted here.

3D2N Mulu National Park Showcaves Packages

Itinerary:

Day 1:  Fly to Mulu via Miri or Kuching or Kota Kinabalu by Maswings flight. Self explore the National Park Botanical Trail or take a walk (3km) on well paved wooden plank to the open observatory deck to view 2.5 to 3.5 million leaving the cave in the evening to hunt for their food.

Day 2:  Morning (8.30am):  Visit Penan Settlement (Mulu tribes), Wind Cave and Clearwater Cave by Longboat.  Afternoon (2.30pm): Visit Deer Cave, Lang Cave and relax at the open observatory deck to view 2.5 to 3.5 million bats leaving the cave to hunt for their food before return to Park HQ.  Distance from Park HQ to the cave is 3km per way on well paved wooden plank.
Meal:  breakfast

Day 3: Morning (8.00am): Canopy Sky Walk (guided) and Paku Waterfall (optional and unguided).  Afternoon: departure from Mulu.
Meal:  breakfast

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4D3N Mulu National Park Showcaves + Pinnacles Climb

Itinerary:

Day 1:  Arrive Mulu in the morning.  Afternoon (2.30pm): Visit Deer Cave, Lang Cave and relax at the open observatory deck to view 2.5 to 3.5 million bats leaving the cave to hunt for their food before return to Park HQ. Distance from Park HQ to the cave is 3km per way on well paved wooden plank.

Day 2: Morning (8.30am):  Visit Penan Settlement (Mulu tribes), Wind Cave and Clearwater Cave by Longboat.  Picnic lunch and continue boat ride to Kuala Litut.  From here 3 hours walk through jungle trail to Camp 5. Check in Forest Hostel.
Meal:  Breakfast, picnic lunch, dinner

Day 3: Early morning ascend to Gunung Api to view the Pinnacle.
Meal: breakfast, packed lunch, dinner

Day 4: Camp 5 back to Mulu National Park.  Transfer to airport for departure.
Meal: breakfast

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Remark:

You need to go for 5D4N package
– if your flight arrive Mulu in the afternoon
– if your fitness is average

Contact Green Trekkers for detailed itinerary.

List of Optional Tour

–  Mount Mulu Summit Climb
–  Adventure caving (intermediate level)
–  Sarawak Chamber tour
–  Headhunter Trail to Longhouse and Limbang tour

Above is a sample itinerary. Our team can arrange the right expedition tailored to your needs.
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