Its Me...

Its Me...
I laugh, I love, I hope, I try I hurt, I need, I fear, I cry. And I know you do the same things too, So we're really not that different, me and you.

Largest Cave in the WORLD is in Malaysia...WOW!!!!

Sarawak Chamber (Advanced)

  World Heritage 
  Guide

  RM500 for 1 - 5 persons extra person RM100,
  maximum of 8.

(Advanced – requires Park Manager approval) 
Sarawak Chamber is a tour for visitors that

  • Can demonstrate current membership of an internationally recognized speleological society or caving group, or
  • Can provide details of* previous caving experience or
  • have completed one of the easier tours at Mulu first.


Sarawak Chamber is a challenging trek even for fit and experienced cavers. Taking one very full day, beginning at 6.30 am at the Park HQ office you will follow the Summit Trail for about 3 hours. Access to the chamber is via Gua Nasib Bagus (Good Luck Cave) taking about 3 hours along a 800 metre river channel with sheer rock faces rising to about 50 metres on either side. 

After a 200 metre traverse and a steep boulder slope you come face to face with the inky blackness of earth’s largest chamber. Enjoy a short rest at the mouth of the chamber, before the return trip.

You will need to have good hiking boots, a day pack, raincoat, lunch, water, personal first aid kit and a back up torch. You will be provided with a caving helmet, head lamp and ropes as required.


If the water levels are too high, the tour must be cancelled and the group returns to Park headquarters.


CANCELLATION BY THE PARK STAFF

  • If the trek is cancelled before leaving the Park office then there will be a full refund.
  • Once you have left the Park Office there will be no refund whatever the reason for the tour not going all the way to Sarawak Chamber eg, fitness levels, water levels or sickness.
  • If during the trek to the cave entrance the guide believes that water levels will be too high in Sarawak Chamber but still suitable at Drunken Forest then the tour will be changed at no extra charge.

Tuesday, May 5, 2009

marudi is becoming a ghost town




well guys..thanks to the rapid development that we enjoy most of our youngsters from our beloved marudi have migrated to other greener pastures etc; Miri,Btu,Kuching,KL and the latest is JB..the so called 2nd Swk in Malaysia...this is not a bad thing...its rili2 gud for the future of our next generation..but,do they still remember their beloved hometown..yes,they call themselves marudian but lets ask them..when is the last time they ever touch their feet on marudi soil..huhuhu...its a sad case of the little bird leaving its nest and travels far2 away until it reaches to the point of no return..even me myself seldom go back to my beloved marudi..yeah..excuses..lots of this..lots of that..the excuses will never cease..wateva it is...i rili miss my home and the sweet special scent of marudi..u can never find any other place like it..its one of a kind..please..remember tht u are still marudian even if ur living in other places for so long tht u subconsciously adopted them as ur hometown..MARUDI will owes be in my mind...yeah..i was in marudi for Xmas last year..so far different from my teenager years..its seems so quiet now..less and less people choose to stay in marudi..they have their reasons..yeah,we cannot stop changes but deep down in my heart..i feel rili2 sad..wht will happen to marudi in the next 20 years to come..will it rili be a ghost town???
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  1. UnknownJanuary 6, 2013 at 2:06 PM

    I am a descendant of Charles Hose, don't put me off coming to your beautiful country, I plan to visit Marudi, Miri and Kuching in 2014 to trace the steps of my ancestor.
    Regards
    Colin Hose

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