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LAMBIR NATIONAL PARK

Lambir National Park is located along the Miri-Bintulu road, which is about 32 km south of Miri town, Sarawak and was gazette on 26 June 1975. It covers an area of 6,952 hectares which consist of the central portion of the Lambir Hills, a rugged east-west sandstone escarpment with a maximum height of 465 metres. Moreover, the park has high potential value for recreational, educational and research purposes. The ground flora consists of an unusual variety of palms which give an exotic feel to the park. Plant enthusiasts will be interested to know that Lambir Hills may well be the most species rich forest in the world.

A day trips or half day trips to the Park are possible. The accommodation facilities for overnight visitors are available too and ranges from camping to standard rest house.

LAMBIR WATERFALL & IBAN LONGHOUSE

Tour Code: M03
Departure: Daily
Duration : 5hrs (Minimum of 2 persons)

The tour will depart Miri to Lambir National Park with a 30 minutes drive which passes the greeny countryside. After registration at he Park Headquarters, visitors will proceed 15 minutes walk. Along the way, you will see untouched flora and fauna. Recent studies suggest that Lambir Hills has the greatest level of plant biodiversity in the world. A 40-meters tree tower provides excellent view of forest canopy. Lambir Hills is also dotted with attractive waterfalls, which are at their best after a rainfall. Enjoy yourself by taking a dip at the pool or relax.

Then proceed to Iban Longhouse . The Ibans are the single largest tribe in Sarawak and they traditionally live in longhouse which are actually a number of rooms linked together but sharing a common ‘ruai’ - a verandah where traditional ceremonies are performed.