National Parks & Nature Reserve in Sarawak Borneo Malaysia
Bako National Park : home to the bizarre, obscene-nosed proboscis monkey
Bukit Lambir National Park : approximately 30km from Miri city. Known for its beautiful water falls and tranquility.
Loagan Bunut National Park : home to the friendly community of Orang Ulu people known as the Berawan whom are mostly fishermen in this part of Sarawak. The largest freshwater lake in East Malaysia.
Gunung Gading National Park : where you can try to spot a Rafflesia, the world's largest flower
Bako National Park : home to the bizarre, obscene-nosed proboscis monkeyBukit Lambir National Park : approximately 30km from Miri city. Known for its beautiful water falls and tranquility.
Loagan Bunut National Park : home to the friendly community of Orang Ulu people known as the Berawan whom are mostly fishermen in this part of Sarawak. The largest freshwater lake in East Malaysia.
Gunung Gading National Park : where you can try to spot a Rafflesia, the world's largest flower
Batang Ai National Park : part of the region’s largest trans-national protected area for tropical rainforest conservation Similajau National Park : its coastline, a chain of golden sandy beaches, punctuated by small rocky headlands and jungle streams, and bordered by dense green forest.
Gunung Mulu National Park : with mighty Mount Mulu and some of the world's largest cave system
Kubah National Park : massive sandstone ridge with its three mountain peaks – the 911m high Gunung Serapi and the slightly smaller Gunung Selang and Gunung Sendok
Tanjung Datu National Park : smallest of Sarawak’s National Parks, at just under 14 sq km, but it is also one of the most beautiful
Talang-Satang National Park : was established with the primary aim of conserving Sarawak’s marine turtle population
Niah National Park: one of Sarawak’s better known national parks, important for its archaeological remains such as a 40,000 year old human skull, prehistoric cave paintings, and the birds nest industry. The caves are home to large colonies of bats and swiftlets.
Nature Reserve
Semengoh - home to a famous orangutan sanctuary and rehabilitation center
Wind Cave Nature Reserve - is part of the Bau Formation, a narrow belt of limestone covering about 150 sq km of Southwest Sarawak
Sama Jaya Nature Reserve - the first multi-purpose urban forest park in Sarawak
Gunung Mulu National Park : with mighty Mount Mulu and some of the world's largest cave system
Kubah National Park : massive sandstone ridge with its three mountain peaks – the 911m high Gunung Serapi and the slightly smaller Gunung Selang and Gunung Sendok
Tanjung Datu National Park : smallest of Sarawak’s National Parks, at just under 14 sq km, but it is also one of the most beautiful
Talang-Satang National Park : was established with the primary aim of conserving Sarawak’s marine turtle population
Niah National Park: one of Sarawak’s better known national parks, important for its archaeological remains such as a 40,000 year old human skull, prehistoric cave paintings, and the birds nest industry. The caves are home to large colonies of bats and swiftlets.
Nature Reserve
Semengoh - home to a famous orangutan sanctuary and rehabilitation center
Wind Cave Nature Reserve - is part of the Bau Formation, a narrow belt of limestone covering about 150 sq km of Southwest Sarawak
Sama Jaya Nature Reserve - the first multi-purpose urban forest park in Sarawak