2025 Gunung Mulu National Park Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

Finally after 4 hours hiking, we are here!! See how majestic the Mulu Pinnacles is. Standing tall with the blue and green landscape behind and surrounding it. It was a magical moment for us. We took pictures as many as possible because suddenly the weather turns dark and as if about to rain. The hike was about 2.4kilometre and you guys have to scale up to 17 metal ladders to go up here. but i promise the view is totally worth it!

#favouriteitinerary Nestled in the heart of Sarawak, Malaysian Borneo, Gunung Mulu National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its breathtaking mountain landscapes, winding rivers, and dense tropical rainforests. It is a place where nature’s grandeur meets adventure, offering visitors an unforgettable experience of untamed wilderness and awe-inspiring scenery. The Mulu Mountain range rises dramatically from the lush greenery, its jagged limestone peaks often shrouded in mist and clouds, creating a mystical atmosphere. Not only that, you could view the serene rivers winding through the jungle and witness the lush, ancient rainforests which serve as home to unique wildlife and plants. This is one of my best travel views so far.

#favouriteitinerary To reach the Mulu cave systems from the Mulu Marriott Resort, guests typically need to embark on a river boat ride along the Melinau River guided tour that glide through the riversides of Borneo Rainforest. The boat ride itself is a scenic yet rewarding experience at times, the boat ride can be rough and you may get wet. So do secure your safety lifejacket while riding on this exciting experiences.

#familytrips2024 Gunung Mulu National Park, located in Malaysian Borneo, is renowned for its spectacular karst landscapes and extensive cave systems. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it features the world’s largest cave chamber, Sarawak Chamber, and the Deer Cave, home to millions of bats. Visitors can explore the iconic Pinnacles, sharp limestone formations, and enjoy jungle treks, canopy walks, and river trips. The park offers a unique adventure and a glimpse into pristine tropical biodiversity.

#thingstodo Nestled in the Malaysian State of Sarawak, Gunung Mulu National Park beckons with unparalleled natural and cultural treasures. Towering majestically, Gunung Mulu at 2,376 meters sets the stage for a mesmerizing adventure. Explore the intricate karst landscape, a testament to over 1.5 million years of geological evolution, showcased in the Melinau Formation's cavernous wonders. Delve into the heart of biodiversity, where lush rainforests teem with life, offering a glimpse into nature's vast canvas. Traverse ancient caves, witness cascading waterfalls, and encounter unique flora and fauna at every turn. Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of cultures, from indigenous communities to historical remnants, each telling a story of resilience and heritage. Gunung Mulu National Park awaits, a sanctuary of awe-inspiring beauty and boundless exploration.

#thingstodo As dawn crests over the horizon from the summit of Mount Mulu, nature orchestrates a breathtaking symphony. At an elevation of 2376 meters, the world awakens beneath a canvas of vibrant hues. The air, crisp and pure, carries whispers of the forest below. As the sun emerges, its golden rays cascade over the rugged terrain, painting the landscape with warmth and hope. From the humble beginnings of the trek at Park HQ, ascending 24 kilometers, the journey culminates in this majestic moment. Each step, a testament to perseverance and wonder, leads to this pinnacle of natural beauty. As the sun bathes the summit in light, time stands still, and the soul finds solace in the serenity of the mountaintop sunrise.