5D4N MIRI + MULU + PINNACLES TOUR (2 TO GO )

Package Inclusive of:

✔️Accommodation (Miri - choice of hotel  x 01night, Mulu Marriott Resort 5*x 01night, Camp 5 x 02nights)

✔️ Domestic Air Ticket (Miri-Mulu-Miri)

✔️ English Speaking Tour Guide

✔️All transfers / Entrance fees / Meals as mentioned in the itinerary.

✔️Tourism Tax / Guide/driver tipping

Not Inclusive Of:

❌ Sin – Miri - Sin flight ticket

❌ Personal Travel Insurance / Personal Medication 

❌ Any personal expenses,tems /meals that are not mentioned in the itinerary.

Day 1 SINGAPORE -> MIRI

The journey begins in Miri with a seamless transfer to a delightful dinner venue, after that, hotel Check-in & free and

easy, allowing travelers to get prepared for the exciting days ahead.

Day 2 MIRI -> MULU

Starting with a domestic flight from Miri to Mulu. Once there, participants delve into the subterranean marvels of Lang

& Deer Cave, witnessing the breathtaking exodus of bats. The day concludes with a well-deserved dinner back at

the accommodation, providing an opportunity for reflection on the day's explorations.

Day 3 MULU PINNACLES

Activities include visits to Batu Bungan and the intriguing Penan Settlement, an exploration of the captivating

Wind & Clearwater Cave, and a scenic picnic lunch at Clearwater Summer Huts. The adventure continues with a

transfer by boat to Kuala Litut, culminating in a trek to Camp 5, where the evening is spent immersed in the tranquility of the surroundings.

Day 4 MULU PINNACLES

The highlight of Day 4 is an ambitious ascent to Gunung Api, covering a challenging 3.3kilometres over four hours. This trek rewards participants with a panoramic view of the majestic Pinnacles, and a packed lunch at the summit adds to the sense of accomplishment. The descent back to Camp 5 is followed by dinner and a restful overnight stay.

Day 5 MULU ->  MIRI -> SINGAPORE

Beginning with breakfast at Camp 5 and a trek back to Kuala Litut by longboat. A domestic flight from Mulu

Airport back to Miri. Continue with a Miri City Tour - The Grand Old Lady, Malaysia's first oil well, the serene Tua Pek

Kong Temple, the vibrant Tamu Khas market, the Handicraft Heritage Centre, and landmarks such as Coco Cabana and Miri City Hall. Transfer to Miri Airport.

Confirmation

• We will email to you the Tour Confirmation once the hotel, transfer and tour is confirmed.

WHAT DO YOU NEED TO TAKE?

ESSENTIALS FOR CAMP 5

• Insect repellent
• Personal Medications
• Toiletries
• Torch Light- HEADLAMP ADVISABLE
• Spare batteries
• Bedding/sleeping bag. Light blanket available for rental at HQ for a refundable deposit of RM15 (but no towel/bedsheet available for rental)
• Pillow (inflatable) – optional
• Enough food for 3 days (supplies can be bought from the Cafe/Gallery providing stock last)
• Mosquito net (MUST be paid for at the Park Office upon check in and to be collected at Camp 5)
• Sandals for bathroom
• Some cash (mini tuck shop)

ESSENTIALS FOR THE PINNACLES

• ABOVE AVERAGE FITNESS & EXCELLENT HEALTH
• A carry pack (waterproof is recommended) with 2 straps (a sling bag will be in the way and may obstruct your vision towards your feet.) You need both hand free at all times.
• Shoes with grip and flexible sole that allows your ankle to move (stiff soled mountain boots are not ideal). The Adidas kampong rubber shoes have been proven to be the best shoe for a wide spectrum of climbers. For sale in Mulu Gallery.
• Sufficient water – 3 LITRES MINIMUM (1 is left at the halfway point for you to use on the return journey)
• Light lunch and an energy snack.
• Torchlight in case you get caught in the dark. Again a headlamp is advisable to keep both your hands free for climbing.
• A waterproof garment against cold
• A rainproof garment, preferably not a poncho (the incline is so steep that shorter individuals step on their poncho’s) if you do use a poncho, cut/trim the lower part.
• A personal First Aid Kit
• Gloves to help you cope with the rope sections upwards/downwards as well as the sharp rocks on the way down. For sale in Mulu Gallery.
• COMMON SENSE: Listen to your guide (abandon the climb when heavy rain falls and don’t get caught in the dark), listen to your body, stick to the cut-off times and focus on your foot placement ALWAYS. Keep re-hydrated. Do not stand too long at the view point – going down is tougher than going up!