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Mulu National Park and the Pinnacles
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Mulu National Park is Sarawak's premier national park and largest conservation area.
The place currently features 20.000 animal species and 3.500 plant species; beautiful clear rivers and jungle vegetation.
Resting here is the world's largest limestone cave system: 130km long! and most parts of it are still undiscovered.
Mulu is also famous for the fifty-meter high razor-sharp limestone spikes, called the Pinnacles. A really hard trekking to reach the top and view the Pinnacles, but the effort is worth every drop of sweat put into it, for the view that greet you is breathtaking and totally awesome!
Fokker 50 Deer Cave Deer Cave
Lang's Cave Lang's Cave Lang's Cave
Lang's Cave Lang's Cave River
Giant Geko Deer Cave Deer Cave
Deer Cave and Bats Deer Cave and Bats Deer Cave and Bats
Deer Cave and Bats Deer Cave and Bats Deer Cave and Bats
Deer Cave and Bats Wind Cave Wind Cave
Wind Cave Wind Cave Wind Cave
Wind Cave Wind Cave Wind Cave
Wind Cave Monofolia Clearwater Cave
Clearwater Cave Clearwater Cave Clearwater Cave
Clearwater Cave Trekking to the Pinnacles Trekking to the Pinnacles
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Trekking to the Pinnacles Trekking to the Pinnacles Trekking to the Pinnacles
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Trekking to the Pinnacles Our guide to the Pinnacles Our guide to the Pinnacles
Camp5 and the Pinnacles Camp5 and the Pinnacles  

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