From Mulu National Park Headquarters take a 3km elevated plank-walk to Lang Cave and the adjoining Deer Cave. At 2161 metres wide, it’s considered to be the largest cave passage in the world. After checking out the magnificent stalactites and stalagmites of Lang Cave, head to Deer Cave for a look at “Lincoln’s Profile”, an attraction inhabited by thousands of free-tailed bats found in the cave. As the sun begins to dip below the horizon, witness an incredible spectacle of nature as many thousands of these bats emerge from the cave for a night of foraging in the jungle. Whilst trekking back to the park headquarters under cover of darkness, experience an entirely different side of the rainforest as its nocturnal inhabitants come to life.
We offer tailor-made holidays to suit a wide range of tastes. Our experts Erin and Ian are dedicated to all things Borneo and are here to help you plan your perfect trip.
Spotting wild orangutans in Borneo will always be a travel highlight for Erin – but the island’s landscapes, wildlife and culture keep her coming back time and time again. She’s full of insights and stories to help design your perfect Borneo adventure.
Borneo completely won Ian over with its rainforest lodges, hornbills flying overhead, and orangutans swinging through the treetops. He’s full of first-hand tips for making the most of this extraordinary, nature-filled corner of Southeast Asia.
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