Breathtaking Views at Mount Mulu
Explore the stunning vistas and rich biodiversity of Mount Mulu, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Borneo, perfect for adventure and relaxation.
Mount Mulu is not just a mountain; it is a natural wonder that captivates all who visit. Nestled in the heart of Borneo, this UNESCO World Heritage site is renowned for its breathtaking limestone karst formations, vast cave systems, and rich biodiversity. The panoramic views from various vantage points are simply mesmerizing, making it a prime destination for photographers and nature enthusiasts alike. Visitors can embark on numerous hiking trails that cater to different skill levels, allowing everyone to immerse themselves in the stunning landscapes and vibrant ecosystems. The area surrounding Mount Mulu is teeming with life, from unique flora and fauna to hidden waterfalls and pristine rivers. For those looking to explore further, guided tours offer insights into the geological significance and the diverse wildlife that thrives in this enchanting environment. As you trek through the lush rainforest, be sure to keep an eye out for the colorful birds and exotic plants that make this region so special. Whether you are an adventure seeker looking to conquer the mountain or a leisurely traveler wanting to soak in the views, Mount Mulu provides an unforgettable experience. In addition to the natural beauty, the site is rich in cultural heritage, with local communities that offer a glimpse into the traditional lifestyles of the indigenous people. Engaging with the local culture adds a unique dimension to your visit, making it not just a trip to a scenic location but a journey into the heart of Borneo's diverse traditions. Overall, Mount Mulu is a destination that promises adventure, beauty, and a deep connection to nature.
Local tips
- Plan your visit during the dry season for the best views and hiking conditions.
- Bring plenty of water and snacks, as facilities may be limited on hiking trails.
- Consider hiring a local guide to enhance your experience and learn about the area's ecology.
A brief summary to View to Mount Mulu
- Sungai Paku Link, BN
Getting There
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Car
To reach the View to Mount Mulu from Tutong River by car, start by heading north on Jalan Tutong towards the town of Tutong. Continue for approximately 20 kilometers until you reach the junction with Jalan Sungai Paku. Turn left onto Jalan Sungai Paku and follow this road for about 12 kilometers. You will see signs guiding you towards Mount Mulu. As you get closer, look for the Sungai Paku Link, which will lead you directly to the viewpoint. The total drive time is around 30-40 minutes depending on traffic.
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Public Transportation
If you prefer public transportation, you can take a bus from Tutong River to the nearest bus stop for Mount Mulu. Buses may not run specifically to the view point, so ask the driver to drop you off at the nearest stop along Jalan Sungai Paku. From there, you will need to walk approximately 3 kilometers to the Sungai Paku Link. Be prepared for a short trek, and ensure you have comfortable footwear. Check local bus schedules as they may vary, and expect a fare of around BND 2-3.
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Taxi or Ride-Sharing
For a more direct option, consider hiring a taxi or using a ride-sharing app if available. Simply provide the driver with the destination as 'Sungai Paku Link, near Mount Mulu'. This method is convenient as it takes you directly to the viewpoint without needing to navigate public transport. Expect to pay around BND 15-25 for this service depending on the starting point in Tutong River.
Attractions Nearby to View to Mount Mulu
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Masjid Sungai Liang
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Forestry Museum Brunei, Sungai Liang
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Tumpuan Telisai Recreational Park
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Bukit Komando
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Bukit Peluru
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Tropical Biodiversity Centre
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Pantai Danau
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Nak Pulau
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Bukit Yawang Yazmi Trail Park Point
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Nong Kajang Hiking Trail Starting Point
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Bukit Birup’s Trail
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Pantai Seri Kenangan
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Telaga Mandian Putri Tujuh
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Lamin Kampung
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Pangkalan Waris
