Travels in Sarawak Part 2
Bondi Tram
Peter Colquhoun and Sandra Colquhoun
Fri 5 Oct 2007 06:52
We visited the World Heritage listed Mulu caves and
stayed at the National Park Headquarters in beautiful grounds. There is no
road in, but the flight from Miri is only 20 minutes.
If you go to Sarawak, you must visit
Mulu.
Crossing the bridge to enter the National
Park
The entrance to Deer Cave, one of the worlds
largest caves
About 20 million bats live in Deer Cave and every
evening there is a 2 hour exodus as they leave to feed, returning before
dawn
Going up the river to visit more caves
Longhouse where the local nomadic people now live
permanently.
Sandra swimming in the pool created by the river as
it comes out of the cave
On the 480 metre canopy walk
