Gunung Mulu National Park Tours

Gunung Mulu National Park which includes boating and a river or creek as well as an individual male
Gunung Mulu National Park which includes boating and a river or creek as well as an individual male
Gunung Mulu National Park featuring caves, caving and interior views
Gunung Mulu National Park featuring rainforest and caves
Gunung Mulu National Park featuring hiking or walking, a suspension bridge or treetop walkway and rainforest


Hike to spectacular caves and pinnacles and admire the amazing flora and fauna of the Borneo jungle along the way.

Visit Gunung Mulu National Park to discover remarkable limestone pinnacles, rainforest-covered mountains, rivers, canyons and spectacular caves full of bats.

Praised for its unique biodiversity, the 130-acre (nearly 53,000-hectare) rainforest park has been 60 million years in the making. It became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2000.

Mulu’s high concentration of gigantic caves shows a geological history of some 1.5 million years. The Sarawak Chamber, within the remote “Good Luck Cave," is the largest ever found, but can only be explored by very experienced cavers with a local guide.

Most visitors opt for the far less dangerous public cave tours. The Deer Cave has the world’s largest number of bats species ever found in a single cave. Seeing millions of free-tailed bats burst out of this cave around sunset each night is a highlight.

Clearwater Cave, believed to be the longest cave in Southeast Asia, has a river and requires a scenic longboat ride to get to.

Hiking options range from a short Canopy Skywalk or a 2-hour walk to the Paku Waterfall, to adventurous multiday hikes. The most challenging hike of all is the Gunung Mulu Summit Trek, to the top of the nearly 7,800-foot (2,377-meter) peak that gave the park its name. Enjoy the views of Gunung Api (“Fire Mountain”) with its collection of knife-like pinnacles along the way.

Gunung Mulu National Park is in the state of Sarawak on Malaysian Borneo. While you can reach it in a four-wheel drive, it’s easier to fly there with Maswings from Miri, Kuching or Kota Kinabalu. A 5-day pass gives you unlimited entry to the park but you also pay for cave visits and other guided tours.

The park’s headquarters has a discovery center, gallery shop and a café. There are no grocery shops or ATMs, so bring your own gear and supplies and a well-stocked safety kit.

Accommodation options in the park range from basic wooden huts to modernized longhouses. A luxury resort with restaurant sits just outside the park.

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Mulu Diana Homestay

Mulu Diana Homestay

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No 43, Kampung Melinau Mulu Sarawak
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Mulu Marriott Resort

Mulu Marriott Resort

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Sungai Melinau Mulu Sarawak
Mulu Marriott Resort
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Things to do near Gunung Mulu National Park

Shopping

In Gunung Mulu National Park, shopping is quite limited, but you can find local crafts and souvenirs at nearby stalls. If you're up for a drive, head to Miri, about 96.6km away, where you can explore shopping malls like Bintang Megamall and Permaisuri Imperial City Mall for a wider selection.

Recreation

The luxurious Mulu Marriott Resort & Spa offers rejuvenating spa treatments surrounded by nature. Enjoy guided nature walks and yoga sessions amidst stunning landscapes. Experience the tranquility of the rainforest while engaging in wellness activities designed to refresh your body and mind.

Adventure

Embark on the Pinnacles Trail, located 14.5km from the park, where you can hike through stunning rainforest and ascend to breathtaking limestone formations. Experience the thrill of navigating rugged terrain while enjoying panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, immersing yourself in the park's natural beauty.

Nightlife

Gunung Mulu National Park offers a unique nighttime experience surrounded by nature. Enjoy stargazing at the park's open areas, or join a guided night walk to explore the vibrant nocturnal wildlife. The park's serene atmosphere provides an unforgettable backdrop for a tranquil evening in the wilderness.

*Distances are measured in a straight line; actual driving distances may vary depending on the route.

Find the best attractions near Gunung Mulu National Park

Gunung Mulu National Park in Sarawak, Malaysia, offers a stunning array of natural attractions for every type of traveler. Explore the breathtaking Mulu Caves and immerse yourself in the park's incredible scenery and adventure opportunities. Whether you're seeking outdoor experiences or simply want to admire the beauty of Gunung Mulu, this national park promises an unforgettable journey filled with exploration and wonder.

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