Miri & Northeast Region Gallery 2

		The entrance to Deer Cave at Mulu National Park. This cave is so huge that, according to the brochures, it can accomodate a couple of Jumbo jets in it. The white vertical lines on the photos are actually water streams flowing down from the roof. Mulu truly lives up to its UN World Heritage Site recognition.

		Lang Cave at Mulu National Park....one of the 4 (Deer, Lang, Wind & Clearwater Cave) show caves at Mulu

		Clearwater Cave at Mulu National Park...so called because of its subtarranean river system. Erosion by flowing water and other elements have carved out the cave walls. The Clearwater Cave is supposedly one of the longest in the world.

		Park compound at Mulu National Park

		Rainbow after a thunderstorm during the evening at Mulu National Park

		Which way to go? Directional signboard at the Mulu National Park compound.

		Deer cave as seen from the plane

		The famous Pinnacles as seen from the plane. Trekking to the view point of the Pinnacles would involve a 3D 2N tough trekking which we did not do. So this slight detour by the pilots was a real visual treat.

		Colourful river boats at Limbang

		An old Brunei Malay lady smoking at the Limbang Market.

		A panaromic view of the Sungai Berawan at Limbang. This river is a hive of activity.


Miri & NE Region (Gallery 1) Cross Country Sarawak (a travel essay)