Day 1 : Depart Miri airport on MH3630hrs etd 0920hrs. Arrive Mulu airport, meet your guide and transfer to your choice of accommodation.. 1200hrs – Lunch at Sg. Pala Restaurant. After lunch we proceed by van to Park HQ  for a visit to Deer and Lang’s Cave. We trek along the plant walk ( 3 km) through the rainforest. Explore the largest cave passage in the world- DEER CAVE and LANG’S CAVE. Relax at the open air observatory for an opportunity witness the phenomenon exodus of BATS out of the caves, spiraling high overhead and ascend to the sky where they will search for food. We then returned to the Park and transfer to your accommodation. (Lunch, Dinner)

Day 2 : Breakfast. Take a morning longtail boat ride to visit Batu Bungan Penan Settlement where you are able to purchase the local handicraft made by the Penan tribe Go by boat to the CAVE OF THE WINDS with is tall, slender stalagmites, then on to the source of the CLEARWATER RIVER, see the underground river and visit the dry passage of the LADY’S CAVE. Swim at the Clearwater Spring.Transfer to your accommodation, free leisure the rest of the day. Overnight at your accommodation. (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)

Day 3 : Free leisure until transfer to Mulu airport for flight to Miri MH3631 etd 1010hrs. Eta Miri 1040hrs. Meet at Miri airport by your guide and take the overland transfer about 1 hr to Niah National Park. Arrive, hence by boat across the river and trek for 1 hour to the entrance of Great Caves. Forty thousand years ago, the Niah Great Cave sheltered human life. Here lie the oldest human remains in Southeast Asia, along with many other relics of prehistoric man. Today the cave is home only to bats, swiftlets and other specially adapted forms of life. However, a few locals still venture into the dark interior to collect guano (bird and bat droppings used as fertilizer) and bird’s net.. It is worth taking your time and walking quietly along the way, as you may well see some of the park’s wildlife. Colorful birds, squirrels, lizards, butterflies and all manner of unusual insects and invertebrates are commonly seen. If you are lucky, you may see monkeys, flying lizards and the occasional hornbill. Shortly after the moon Cave, the plankwalk emerges into daylight and a short pathway through the forest leads to the Painted Cave. This is the sire of the famous Niah cave paintings and the place where the ‘death-ship’ were found. The contents of the death-ships have since been transferred to the Sarawak Museum, but the walk behind the fenced-off burial site. Depart Niah National Park in the afternoon. ((Breakfast, Lunch)  

What to bring: Insect repellent, raincoat, sun hat, swim wear, comfortable trekking shoes, slippers, torch light, water bottle & personal toiletries.