In the southern part of Borneo, there is Gunung Mulu National Park, which can be called one of the most important world centers of caving.
Speaking of the sights you should definitely visit, it is possible to name the Crocodile Caves, which are a system of underground rivers and galleries for real fans of extreme tourism. With the headlamps on and accompanied by an experienced guide,
You will be required to swim through thigh-deep water, climb over rocks, and even crawl through sections of the cave, all while marveling at the growths on the ceiling (stalactites) and on the floor (stalagmites).
The name of the cave refers to crocodiles, which are represented inside the cave by all kinds of rock shapes, making the walk even more interesting. The lack of light, the noise, the sensation of being far away from the earth’s surface—they design an experience that one could describe as truly thrilling, yet that requires effort and real courage to complete.
Visitors should come prepared with proper footwear, a headlamp, and waterproof gear, as the caves can be wet and slippery. Also, be mindful of the park’s regulations, which are in place to protect the delicate ecosystem.
This cave exploration provides an unforgettable journey into one of the most pristine and ecologically significant areas of Southeast Asia.
Mark