Mulu National Park

Mulu National Park was founded in 1974, then declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the year 2000. The park covers 52,864 hectares, encompassing three spectacular mountains: Mount Mulu, Mount Benarat and Mount Api. Mount Mulu, Sarawak's second-highest peak at 2,376 metres, dominates the park while being known for its spectacular limestone formations, some of which date back over 1.5 million years.