Sarawak : Part 4 - Bye-bye Mulu!

It was a 3-day, 2-night programme. So, this is the 3rd day where we are walking back 8km to the entrance point to take the boat. Look at how the Camp looks like. There were bathrooms too. So, hygiene can still be maintained. 

Group photo before we left the Camp. On the furthest left is the Guide. There were 2 additional trekkers who came on their own. Hence, they joined our group. 

During the walk back, we had time to stop and snapped photos!

In the afternoon, we went to see more caves at Mulu National Park.

Gua Lang (Lang Cave). Named after a person who found the cave. Lovely stalactites and stalagmites formations in the cave.

Gua Rusa - the biggest cave in the world. Can fit many airplanes. Named Gua Rusa (Deer Cave) because many deers visited the cave.

One of the famous attractions in Deer Cave - the profile of Abraham Lincoln - only can be seen from certain angles due to the rock formations.

We waited outside the caves to see the bats flying out at 6pm. Look at the long line. There were many bats.

This is the hostel we stayed in Mulu National Park.

Our ride back to Mulu Airport the following day. I sat behind and enjoyed the breeze as the vehicle moved.