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Rainforests, rivers and wildlife.
A short drive from Kuching, the limestone hills around the old gold-mining town of Bau hide two very different caves — one glowing green with jungle light, the other a cool tunnel of natural air.
A short drive from Kuching, Semenggoh Wildlife Centre rehabilitates orphaned and injured orangutans back into the forest — and feeding time is the closest most visitors will get to these apes in the wild.
Sarawak's oldest national park is a short boat ride from Kuching, and packs sea stacks, mangrove trails and the world's largest population of proboscis monkeys into a tiny stretch of coast.
A UNESCO World Heritage site of razor-sharp limestone pinnacles, million-bat exoduses and a cave chamber big enough to hold 40 jumbo jets.
Inside Niah National Park's Great Cave, archaeologists found evidence of human life stretching back tens of thousands of years — making it one of the most important prehistoric sites in Southeast Asia.