Niah National Park
Niah National Park
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文莱达鲁萨兰Kuala Belait164 条分享
2024年10月 • 夫妻情侣
We had a lovely day exploring Niah National park.
you can park at the HQ for free. It costs 20 MR for adult foreigners to enter, then 1 MR to cross the river on the boat at the jetty.
There are toilets located at the entrance of the park and just before you enter the cave system.
There’s a cafe at the entrance and some ladies selling souvenirs and snacks and cold drinks just before you enter the caves.
The walk is through the jungle, with beautiful views of the caves and the chance to see lots of wildlife. The board walk to the caves is largely flat but there are quite a few steps as you approach the caves.
The caves themselves are fascinating, and vast! you can explore deep into the main cave, but you need a torch because its pitch black and the wooden board walk can be slippy and uneven.
we walked all the way to the painted caves, it was not busy to visit so felt like an absolute hidden gem. a great day of walking!
you can park at the HQ for free. It costs 20 MR for adult foreigners to enter, then 1 MR to cross the river on the boat at the jetty.
There are toilets located at the entrance of the park and just before you enter the cave system.
There’s a cafe at the entrance and some ladies selling souvenirs and snacks and cold drinks just before you enter the caves.
The walk is through the jungle, with beautiful views of the caves and the chance to see lots of wildlife. The board walk to the caves is largely flat but there are quite a few steps as you approach the caves.
The caves themselves are fascinating, and vast! you can explore deep into the main cave, but you need a torch because its pitch black and the wooden board walk can be slippy and uneven.
we walked all the way to the painted caves, it was not busy to visit so felt like an absolute hidden gem. a great day of walking!
撰写日期：2024年10月21日
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norikoal
10 条分享
2024年6月 • 家庭
The walk inside the cave is a bit challenging due to the uneven terrain and lack of natural light. Make sure to bring torch and wear suitable shoes. Overall great experience for us family ranging from 12-76
撰写日期：2024年6月26日
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Ndayz
马来西亚砂拉越6 条分享
2021年9月 • 夫妻情侣
Very historic places to visit at niah...niah cave is the oldest cave in asia.that all i can review about niah cabe..come and visit here to feel the fresh nature and environment.
撰写日期：2022年1月9日
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Shaun G
马来西亚美里31 条分享
2019年6月
A national park, it provides amenities for the solo to the group traveler and visitor. Walk through the forest to the many caves within. Explore the multiple caves available with an easy walk through the forest on its boardwalk or you can get a guide to get you on the trails. With mini falls and event views from peaks. There is even a river boat ride to travel down. Get to know people and if your lucky, visit a village that is link by the river.
撰写日期：2020年3月5日
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文莱达鲁萨兰Kuala Belait67 条分享
2020年2月 • 家庭
Mooie natuur. We hebben ook dieren onderweg gezien als apen 1000000poten vlinders zwaluwen. Enige jammere is dat het wandelpad slecht onderhouden is.
撰写日期：2020年2月23日
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HPLIM
JOHOR BAHRU742 条分享
2019年7月 • 夫妻情侣
We arrived at Miri Airport at 9.10 am. Our pre-booked car-rental driver was at the airport to deliver the car to us. [RM 150 per day] Immediately we drove to Niah National Park which is about 84 km away. Of course you can also book transport through tour agency where you will get a tour guide. The road was bumpy but traffic was not heavy. On the way, we stopped at Kg Salap Lada Kelulit Sibuti to buy some local bananas and oranges. Then we proceeded to Kg Niah for lunch. We had some authentic Sarawak laksa. Then we continued our journey to Niah National Park. We arrived at around 12.00 pm. We purchased the entrance ticket. It’s RM 5.00 for senior citizen.[RM 10 for Malaysian adult; RM 20 for foreigner ] We were provided with a small map and a short briefing on the route to Niah Cave.
To go to Niah Cave, you need to cross a river and the boat ride only takes 30 seconds! It must be the shortest boat ride I have ever had! Know what? There’s a sign board alerting the travellers to be aware of crocodiles! You just pray hard that the reptiles do not appear in this short 30s! At the other side of the river is a museum. We didn’t go in first. We continued our walking. The trail to the cave wasn’t tough at all. The first part is concrete paved walkway followed by wooden planks. The walkway could be very slippery especially after raining. It is very shady as there are plenty of trees along the way. The air is fresh and there must be a lot of negative ions at the park. After walking about 2.9 km, there’s a public toilet and some stalls set up by the natives selling cold drinks, snacks, souvenirs and raw bird nest. After walking about 3.2 km we finally reached the Traders Cave. Near to Traders Cave, there’s an info board about the Niah Cave. It was here that I slipped and fell. Luckily I just got some bruises on my knee. Actually, the info board shouldn’t be displayed at this point as immediately there is step going down. If you are interested in botany and where to sight macaques and the history of the cave, then engaging a guide will be a good choice. In fact I managed to spot a small snake slithering away!
From Traders Cave, you just need to continue walking for another 300m to reach the Great Cave. As it was a weekday, there weren’t many visitors. This National Park is home to bats, macaques, mouse deer, horn bills flying lizards, some variety of insects and also reptiles. Upon entering the Great Cave which 40,000 year old, it was completely pitch dark. There are wooden plank walkways but the trail was tough as it goes up and down. You need to be careful with your steps. Here headlamps and torches come handy. Gloves are also required as you need to hold on to the railings in order not to slip and the steps and railings were full of bat and bird poops! This cave really offers thrill seekers and nature lovers a gateway to cave adventures. There are some stalactites and stalagmite but they are not as beautiful as some of the caves in other part of the world. It is almost naturally untouched unlike some other caves which a lot of shrines or temples are built inside. Of course you need to endure the stench of the poops! There are bamboo poles indicating that some bird nest harvesting is on-going. We managed to chance upon a native collecting guano at the cave. We went round the loop and were back to the entrance again. We didn’t go to the Painted Cave which is another hour walk as we were a bit tired. On the way, we also stopped at Tusan Beach. Altogether you need to spend at least 7 hours inclusive of the journey from Miri town.
To go to Niah Cave, you need to cross a river and the boat ride only takes 30 seconds! It must be the shortest boat ride I have ever had! Know what? There’s a sign board alerting the travellers to be aware of crocodiles! You just pray hard that the reptiles do not appear in this short 30s! At the other side of the river is a museum. We didn’t go in first. We continued our walking. The trail to the cave wasn’t tough at all. The first part is concrete paved walkway followed by wooden planks. The walkway could be very slippery especially after raining. It is very shady as there are plenty of trees along the way. The air is fresh and there must be a lot of negative ions at the park. After walking about 2.9 km, there’s a public toilet and some stalls set up by the natives selling cold drinks, snacks, souvenirs and raw bird nest. After walking about 3.2 km we finally reached the Traders Cave. Near to Traders Cave, there’s an info board about the Niah Cave. It was here that I slipped and fell. Luckily I just got some bruises on my knee. Actually, the info board shouldn’t be displayed at this point as immediately there is step going down. If you are interested in botany and where to sight macaques and the history of the cave, then engaging a guide will be a good choice. In fact I managed to spot a small snake slithering away!
From Traders Cave, you just need to continue walking for another 300m to reach the Great Cave. As it was a weekday, there weren’t many visitors. This National Park is home to bats, macaques, mouse deer, horn bills flying lizards, some variety of insects and also reptiles. Upon entering the Great Cave which 40,000 year old, it was completely pitch dark. There are wooden plank walkways but the trail was tough as it goes up and down. You need to be careful with your steps. Here headlamps and torches come handy. Gloves are also required as you need to hold on to the railings in order not to slip and the steps and railings were full of bat and bird poops! This cave really offers thrill seekers and nature lovers a gateway to cave adventures. There are some stalactites and stalagmite but they are not as beautiful as some of the caves in other part of the world. It is almost naturally untouched unlike some other caves which a lot of shrines or temples are built inside. Of course you need to endure the stench of the poops! There are bamboo poles indicating that some bird nest harvesting is on-going. We managed to chance upon a native collecting guano at the cave. We went round the loop and were back to the entrance again. We didn’t go to the Painted Cave which is another hour walk as we were a bit tired. On the way, we also stopped at Tusan Beach. Altogether you need to spend at least 7 hours inclusive of the journey from Miri town.
撰写日期：2019年7月26日
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Dorothy S
14 条分享
2019年2月 • 好友
.....light hike or trekking
.....Nature
.....sweating
.....caves and dark caves
.....birds and its nestings
.....bats and its guano
.....histories and museums
Then, there’s nothing not to love...
.....Nature
.....sweating
.....caves and dark caves
.....birds and its nestings
.....bats and its guano
.....histories and museums
Then, there’s nothing not to love...
撰写日期：2019年5月7日
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BenPua
马来西亚美里39 条分享
2019年3月 • 好友
Coming to Niah National Park , I ve always wanted to climb the Bukit Kasut Trail as it reward climbers a view over Niah Town . Please note the trail is dangerous ,as you can see from the photos , in total it took me 5 hours to get to the peak and back to Niah National park , I suggest to attempt the climb during dry season and be ready with food drinks and band aid .
撰写日期：2019年3月11日
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Christoffer
7 条分享
2019年2月 • 家庭
Stayed there for a few days, mainly for animal watching and trekking. It has great potential, but rampant poaching has eliminated most large mammals. The nest harvesting at the caves are seriously affecting the swiftlets that have dramatically declined. There a re litter all over the cave and the park. The accommodation that seem to have been great once upon a time are poorly keept and cleaned and the restaurant was neither friendly nor good, a rare thing in Sarawak. I still would reccomend people to go there, because it is a fantastic cave, but it could have been so much greater.
撰写日期：2019年2月26日
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CFEIII
德克萨斯州Center5,826 条分享
2019年1月 • 好友
This cave system has been occupied by humans for over 40,000 years. I can imagine children running and playing near the many openings. Having seen pictographs and cave drawings all over the world, the Painted Cave was of interest to me.
撰写日期：2019年1月17日
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Is the park/trail safe for toddler? I have a 2 year old with me this trip. He cant walk for long and I intend to keep him in my baby carrier. From what I read, the grounds seems to be slippery and my only fear is that I slip while my Iittle one is in the carrier.
Appreciate some advise please.
撰写日期：2019年7月23日
How long does it take from down town Miri to Niah National Park? Should I join a local tour? Thx
撰写日期：2017年12月24日
It takes around one hour to drive to Niah National Park. Local tour guides are a great option but you can easily explore the caves on your own. Just take water and a torch!
撰写日期：2017年12月25日
Redouan G
比利时安特卫普
Hallo iedereen,
Kan iemand me wegwijs maken van hoe ik daar moet geraken met openbaar vervoer vanuit Miri en waar ik moet zijn?
Ik ben van plan om Borneo te verkennen op eind Augustus en zal ook in Miri zijn.
Is dit ook goed te doen met een 7 jarig kind?
Is het beter om een gids te nemen, wat is jullie ervaring?
Wat zijn de kosten waar ik rekening mee moet houden?
Alvast bedankt voor jullie reactie
Hi everyone,
Can anyone tell me of how I need to get there by public transport from Miri and where I need to be?
I am planning a visit to Borneo to explore nature, at the end of August and will be also in Miri.
Is this also doable with a 7 year old child?
Is it better to take a guide, what is your experience?
How much will it cost me to make this excursion?
I am talking about public transport, guide and entrance and so.
Thanks in advance for your response.
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