
Sarawak's wild 2,376 m summit in a UNESCO cave-and-karst World Heritage park — a brutal 4-day jungle epic.
Gunung Mulu (2,376 m) is Sarawak's second-highest peak and lies within a UNESCO World Heritage national park famous for the world's largest cave chambers. The summit trail is a gru…
Gunung Mulu stands 2,376 metres above sea level.
Gunung Mulu is located in Sarawak, Malaysia.
Gunung Mulu is rated hard, with a main route of about 48 km.
Yes — a hiking permit is required for Gunung Mulu. Mulu National Park entry + Pinnacles permit. Day-pass and multi-day options.
Yes — a licensed guide is required to climb Gunung Mulu. Mandatory licensed park guide.
Mar–Oct