Home for Bornean hobits dated back 40,000 years ago, Niah Caves are a must destination for global travellers.
One of the world's largest cave entrances
Apart from its historical importance, the site is famous for being a major source of high quality and expensive bird-nests in Asia.
High quality bird-nest
Located about 110km Southwest of Miri City, the caves were ancient burial grounds. Some broken coffins are still there for you to see.
Ancient wooden coffins
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Painting of 'Death Ship' on cave wall
Go to the Painting Cave and you would find some mysterious ancient paintings on the wall including the famous one the local called 'Death Ship'.
The huge roof hole that looks like a moon viewed from inside Moon Cave
Beside the caves as its main attraction, the Niah National Park has two main trails namely Bukit Kasut Trail and Madu Trail.
The trails are vital for trekkers to see interesting wild plants, mushrooms, insects and animals.