DISCOVER MALAYSIA Gunung Mulu National Park         This fascinating parks lush jungle terrain is home to one of the worlds longest and most majestic cave networks (some 130 miles of passages surveyed to date). Its outstanding features of its breathtaking environment (reached by longboat and walkway from Miri) are Wind Cave with its amazing stalagmites and stalactites, the passages of Clearwater Cave, Deer Cave claimed to be the worlds largest cave passage, and Langs Cave, from which the daily exodus at sunset of thousands of bats is a never-to-be-forgotten sight. The park contains 8 different types of forest with 4000 species of fungi, 1500 species of flowering plants. 1700 species of moses & liverworts and estimated 3500 species of plants. Mulu's wildlife is equally impressive and includes 75 species of mammals, 262 species of birds (including the eight species of hornbill found in Sarawak), 74 species of frogs, 47 species of fish, 281 species of butterflies, 52 species of reptiles, 458 species of ants and 20000 species of invertebrates.         The Mulu Canopy Skywalk, at 480 metres long is the longest tree-based walkway in the world.         Deer Cave   Wind Cave     Entrance of Wind Cave   Pitcher Plant             Kayaking at Melinau River   Limestone Pinnacles       Clearwater cave   Jungle Plankwalk     "Eden Shower" at Deer cave   Overlooking Royal Mulu Resort