About two hours by road from Miri or Bintulu to the park headquarters, then across the Niah River by motor boat and about an hour’s walk to the caves.
What to do
Walk into the Great Cave, which holds over 40,000 years of human history.
See the prehistoric rock paintings and boat-shaped burials of the Painted Cave.
The weather here
Most of the walk is on boardwalks through forest and the caves are sheltered, so a showery day works; the boardwalks get slippery when wet. Bring a torch for the caves.
Good to know
Niah’s caves complex became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in July 2024.
Register online with Sarawak Forestry before you visit.
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