A UNESCO World Heritage site, Gunung Mulu National Park is renowned for its limestone karst formations, vast cave systems, and diverse wildlife.
Start your day at the park headquarters to get information and maps for your adventures.
Explore the world's largest cave passage, home to millions of bats.
Experience the park's unique wildlife on a guided night walk.
Gunung Mulu National Park has frequent rain, a lightweight jacket is essential for hiking and exploring.
Protection against mosquitoes and other insects in the tropical rainforest environment.
Rice noodles in spicy coconut-based soup with chicken, shrimp, and vegetables.
Stir-fried squid with water spinach, garlic, and chili.
Spicy shrimp paste dip with fried anchovies, served with rice.
Known for its stunning views of the park and diverse breakfast buffet.
A simple, locally beloved cafe near the park entrance, serving hearty lunches.
Famous for its romantic dinner setting and delicious Malaysian cuisine.
Intricately woven by the Bidayuh people, these textiles are symbols of wealth and status, featuring traditional motifs.
Handcrafted by local artisans, these unique pieces showcase the park's biodiversity and are made from sustainably sourced bamboo.
Produced by local beekeepers, this honey is known for its unique taste and is often used in traditional medicine.
A serene and lush bamboo forest in Yunnan, China, known for its towering bamboo stalks and unique ecosystem.
Nestled in Kenting National Park, this gallery showcases contemporary Taiwanese art in a serene, tropical setting.
A vibrant urban waterfront offering scenic views, parks, and cultural attractions along the western shore of Lake Ontario.