The Pinnacles

Gunung Mulu National Park

The Pinnacles at Gunung Mulu National Park in Sarawak are an awe-inspiring natural spectacle, showcasing an extraordinary array of sharp limestone spikes that rise dramatically up to 45 meters high on Mount Api. These jagged formations are the result of millions of years of erosion, where rainwater and acidic runoff have carved the limestone into its iconic, needle-like shapes. This geological process highlights the power of nature and the unique karst landscape that defines the park.

The Pinnacles are a vital component of Gunung Mulu National Park’s geological significance, contributing to its designation as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The karst system not only represents exceptional natural beauty but also supports diverse ecosystems, with endemic flora and fauna thriving in the cracks and crevices of these limestone giants.

Reaching the Pinnacles is a challenging yet rewarding adventure, requiring trekkers to navigate dense rainforest, steep trails, and rope-assisted climbs. The effort is well worth it, as the summit unveils spectacular panoramic views of this otherworldly geological phenomenon, leaving visitors in awe of nature’s artistry and resilience.

Contact

Address
Gunung Mulu National Park
No 11, Mulu National Park
Pekan Mulu 98070, Miri
Sarawak

Office Tel: +608 5792 600