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Gunung Mulu National Park: The Absolute Essentials

Gunung Mulu National Park in Sarawak contains one of the world's largest cave systems and distinctive limestone karst formations. Key sites include Deer Cave, known for its massive passage and evening bat exodus, and the Clearwater Cave system, which spans over 200 kilometers. The park also features the Pinnacles, sharp limestone blades reaching 45 meters in height, and a 480-meter canopy walkway through the primary rainforest.

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Cave of the Winds

Part of the Clearwater Cave System, this cavern is named for the cool breezes at its entrance. It features the King’s Chamber, a large room filled with intricate stalactites and stalagmites.

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Deer Cave

Noted for having one of the world's largest cave passages, measuring over 120 meters wide and high. It serves as a roost for millions of wrinkle-lipped bats and features the 'Abraham Lincoln' profile rock formation.

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Clearwater Cave

The largest cave system in Southeast Asia by volume, containing a subterranean river. It is accessible via a long staircase and a boat ride up the Melinau River.