Another bad experience for us to travel for 8 hours by bus to Miri. There's no highway, so the bus was moving in those bumpy road, some times even the sandy or road with rocks. I don't really remember how many times the bus had stopped for each small town, what my advice to you is that, don't drink too much water before you board the bus! There 's no resthouse along the way, all I could see was the forest, trees , the only place you can get rid of the urine is the small bus station the bus stopped every 2-3 hours.
It was difficult for us to sleep, so we ended up chatting, talking nonsense for the last 3 hours before we could finally reached. In Sarawak, it is dark around 6 something in the evening, so can you imagine all those people kept going down the bus in the middle of the journey, in place i could only see darkness, trees, forests, I wonder where they stayed at ? some where in the middle of the jungle?
Guess what's this? A ball? It's actually a flat insect which will roll itself when being touched.
Deer Cave is the largest cave in the world- it got it's name as there were lotz deer staying in the cave in the ancient time. There lived by feeding the guano-bat's feces mixed with mineral. It was an amzing cave, so sad that we din have a good camera to capture all the pictures , so the pictures I posted was not really looked like the actual scene
Do you see the Abraham Lincoln in the picture?
This is known as the Garden of Eden
Lang Cave
In the late evening after our visit of both caves, the rain poured down. We didn't get the chance to the bats flying out the caves due to the bad weather, so we had to walked in the heavy rain back to the headquarter. We got totally drenched after an hour walk although we bought along the umbrellas.
At night, our guide Khairul brought us to the opposite Royal Mulu Resort to sing karaoke upon request by us. The sampan was so scary as it seemed it will turn over easily, so we had to walk so carefully and sit in good balance,haha...
The next day, we went to the Penan settlement before headed to the Wind Cave and Clearwater Cave. 
We dipped ourselves in the ice-cooled water after the lunch. It was really chilling and I experienced 1st time how difficult it was to swim against the tide!
In the evening, we climbed up one of the small hill opposite our hostel
The next day before we left for Miri in the afternoon, we went kayaking, some of friends even went fishing under the hot sun!We wished to come back here again next year to climb the pinnacle, a nice view to behold =)
Miri
We didn't have much time to spend in Miri, so we just visited the place with the symbol of Miri-the Seahorse and tour around in the car.
Oh ya, the 6th person in the picture (2nd from left) is my Su ee's friend-Mr. Handsome.
On the boat to Bako National Park
Luckily it was edd tide the time we arrived, if not we would have to walk in the sea to the shore. Behind the picture above was all flooded with sea water during rising tide,almost 100-200m distance.
The above are one of the treks we walked , reached a small sea side at the end of the path.
We boarded boat to view this famous sign of Bako-the rock that looks like python(told by the boatman), what do you guys think?
Top hill view from another trek.
Sunset view of seaside in Bako.
The opposite hill far away is the Santubong hill, which we does not have enough time to climb up there.
We saw a lot of funny animals in Bako: crab with 1 hand (i'm not sure the spesies name), probiscious monkey,snake,and the Babi hutan
The hostel we stayed for 1 night.
