 | Gunung Mulu National Park, Malaysia |
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... perfect for what we needed (rest!). We stashed our stuff and headed to the park to explore. Some facts on Mulu: Gunung Mulu National Park is a Unesco World Heritage site, stretches 754 sq km and boasts the worlds largest underground chamber in one of its ...
Arriving in Miri we headed right away for Air Asia office to try and book flights and accomodations for Gunung Mulu National Park. We managed to get the last seats on a flight to Gunung Mulu but once we tried to book a room everything was ...
... order to get the first available return flight. I bought tickets there and then and flew out a couple of hours later. Mulu is an outcrop of limestone mountains that have been eroded in particularly cool ways by the acidic runoff from the rainforest. ...
... on spending the money on a couple of flights out to Mulu. Only accessible by either plane or a journey of 3 boats, the Gunung Mulu National Park is pretty much in the middle of some of the best preserved jungle still left in Borneo. Famous for a number of ...
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