Visiting Mulu World Heritage Area is a journey into the interior of Borneo. To get from the coastal city of Miri you must fly over impenetrable jungle or travel all day up the Baram, Tutoh and Melinau rivers to the mountains on the far horizon.

Trips overland to a nearby longhouse, then a 2 hour boat ride to the Park, are possible but very difficult. The only access is via logging roads which can be locked, washed out and in very poor condition.

There are no buses, no highways and certainly no taxis to Mulu. So it's the easy way by air or the scenic and slow, winding cruise by river.

You can also arrive from the north flying in from Kota Kinabalu in Sabah or hiking down the Head Hunter's Trail from Limbang.

Upon arrival all visitors to the Park must pay a National Park Entry Fee
as set by the Sarawak Government, which is Rm10 per person for each day that you
re-enter the park.

DAILY FLIGHTS FROM MIRI TO MULU

MASwings a subsidiary company of Malaysian Airline Services operates all
rural flight services in Sarawak, which includes Mulu.

You should contact your travel agent and quote the flight details below
for reservations.