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Introduction I Location Map I Treks & Trails I Getting There I
Early Human Settlements I Visiting The Park I The Great Cave I
The Painted Cave I Birds Nests I Wildlife and The Rainforest

Niah National Park is located on the Sungai (River) Niah, about 3 km from the small town of Batu Niah, 110 km south-west of Miri. The park was first gazetted as a National Historic Monument in 1958, and in 1974 some 3,100 hectares of surrounding rainforest and limestone hills were included, to form Niah National Park. The park has a visitor centre and good accommodation, and is very easy to get around, thank to an extensive network of plankwalks to and throughout the caves. A torch (flashlight) and good walking shoes are absolutely essential - the caves are unlit and the plankwalk can become slippery from guano. A wide-brimmed hat is desirable, for obvious reasons.

SARAWAK
	Introduction
	Location Map
	Getting There
	Major City Distance
	Accommodation
	Tour Package
Islands & Beaches
	Damai Beach
Places of Interest
	Islamic Museum
	Living Museum
	Longhouses
	Kuching
	Kuching Waterfront
	Sarawak Handicraft
	Sarawak Museum
	Semenggoh Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre
	Sibu
	The Pinnacles
Hills/Forest Parks
	Bako National Park
	Mulu National Park
	Niah National Park
River Safaris
	The Lemanak River Safari
	The Skrang River Safari
Must Buy in Sarawak
	Pottery
	Wood
	Textiles
	Beads
	Bamboo
	Rattan
	Reed Basket
	Terendak
	Sarawak Pepper
	Salted Terubok Fish
	Bario Rice
	Sarikei Pineapple