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... stamps for you on the way around the lake. The houses were from the various types of community, mainly indigenous, throughout Sarawak and they ranged from the temporary bamboo shelters of the Penan tribe to the elaborately carved Malay houses. We saw ...
... and the females have flat noses and we were really lucky to see about 3 or 4. These rare and timid monkeys are only found in Borneo and many people fail to spot them even here. Down on the beach we were rewarded with views of beautiful jungle and cliffs ...
Our last stop in Sarawak before heading to Sabah province, was Gunung Mulu National Park - one of Malaysia's World Heritage Sites. GMNP is also home of Southeast Asia's largest cave system - currently only 300km of the cave system is mapped! Deer Cave has ...
... pavement outside the terminal until it re-opened at 5am! We (unknowingly) arrived in Kuching, Sarawak (Malaysian Borneo) on none other than Malaysia's National Day - and this lot take this day VERY seriously. Kuching had been ...
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