Among all the places that we have chosen in this post, the Mulu National Park is definitely at the top of the list in the places you must visit in Miri. Visitors coming here usually stay over at the national park or the Marriott Hotel for a few days to fully explore the area.

Maswings is the only operator flying to Mulu from either Kota Kinabalu, Miri or Kuching. Mulu is located in a remote location, deep in the jungles of Borneo and can only be reached by flight. Mulu cave (Image credit: Sarawak Tourism Board)

Pinnacles (Image credit: Mulu National Park) Mulu National Park Accomodation (Image credit: Mulu National Park) What’s even more intriguing is that the sandstone peak of Mulu was formed 60 million years ago! Mulu National Park is the biggest national park in Sarawak, covering a massive 85,000 hectares. Saving the best for last, the Mulu National Park began its story 40 million years ago under the sea. Discover Mulu National Park a UNESCO World Heritage Site Not fully explored – Giam Klimau, Miri, SarawakĨ. When you finally arrive here, you will be greeted with a stunning view of Borneo’s hidden gem ! The Giam Klimau waterfall has a curtain-type waterfall (the only one in Borneo) and was recently discovered a few years ago by the plantation company. You will have to drive through the oil palm plantations for at least half an hour to reach the waterfall itself.

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