Along the eastern part of Malaysia you can find its largest state of Sarawak. It is situated on the northwest coast area of Borneo, the world’s third largest island. When wildlife adventurers come to Malaysia, Sarawak is their best option. You will find forests in this state as its valuable asset and the main theme for Sarawak National Parks such as Bako, Lambir Hills, Similajau, Talang Satang, Niah, and Gunung Mulu.
Bako National Park
From the provincial capital of Kuching, Bako can be easily reached in just 45 minutes away. It boasts as the best of all parks in Sarawak. You will have the closest opportunities to watch the wildlife and take photos. Visiting particularly at dawn or dusk is the best time to have full wildlife encounter. Trekkers can find great trails here as well. As the most popular parks in Sarawak, you will also find a variety of interesting activities.
Talang Satang National Park
Talang Satang is one of the first national park in Sarawak that having unique marine landscape developed for turtle conservation. You will find here several marine wonders of its inhabitants. The islands of Pulau Talang-Talang Kecil, Pulau Satang Kecil, Pulau Satang Besar, Pulau Talang-Talang Besar comprised the park.
Lambir Hills National Park
You can reach Lambir by traveling 30 km from Miri town. This park possesses valuable assets for educational and recreational adventures. Experience the park’s beautiful waterfalls, high tree tower and the primary, secondary and tertiary trails.
Niah National Park
What make Niah National Park distinct are its archeological assets. This large cave is the home of human remains for 30,000 to 40,000 years. As a matter of fact, the Southeast Asia’s oldest human remains were discovered here. The Painted Cave is also a featured unique attraction adorned by early human inhabitants. The Malaysian government has granted both caves the prestige being the National Historical Monuments.
Similajau National Park
The unique coastal region of Similajau is famous of its rich scenery. Its strategic location can be easily reached from the town of Bintulu. You will found several amazing tourist havens like Sebubong Pool, Golden Beach, Batu Anchau, View Point, Turtle Beach, Selunsur Rapid, Batu Mandi, and the trails.
Gunung Mulu National Park
Tourists are lured by the clear forest streams, rainforests, and the variety of wildlife that can be found in the most popular among Sarawak parks, the Gunung Mulu National Park. Its huge limestone caves pose marvelous attractions and the best in Gunung Mulu. The park features several caves such as the Deer Cave, the worlds largest cave passage; Clearwater Cave, the Southeast Asia’s longest cave; and Sarawak Chamber, the largest natural chamber in the world.