8 caves & archaeology guides covering everything you need to know about visiting Niah National Park.
Everything you need to know before visiting Niah National Park — from permits and entry fees to the Great Cave, Painted Cave, bat exodus, and accommodation.
Read more →A first-timer's guide to exploring Niah's Great Cave — from the West Mouth entrance to the Moon Cave passage, with practical tips on navigation and safety.
Read more →The West Mouth of the Great Cave is one of the largest cave openings in the world — 250 metres wide and 60 metres high at its maximum.
Read more →The Painted Cave contains boat-of-the-dead paintings and burial offerings dating back 1,000 years — the only prehistoric rock art in Sarawak.
Read more →Traders Cave is a small cave at the base of the limestone massif where collectors historically gathered to process and sell harvested bird's nests.
Read more →Bukit Kasut is Niah's secondary trail — a forest walk away from the caves that rewards with hornbill sightings and forest quiet.
Read more →Photographing Niah's caves requires different techniques to outdoor photography — here is how to capture the cave without flash or distortion.
Read more →Niah is open year-round, but seasons affect the bat exodus timing, cave access, and the probability of good weather on the boardwalk.
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