Uploaded September 2019 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago

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Gunung Mulu is a beautiful and interesting UNESCO World Heritage site, located on the Malaysian island of Borneo. Although the national park is focused around a tall limestone mountain (Mount Mulu), the centrepiece here are the enormous caves that dominate the landscape. Until fairly recently, the caves at Gunung Mulu were considered to be the largest in the world! Let's have a closer look.

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For more cave World Heritage sites:
Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park: youtu.be/Z6bKWbdzTdQ
Trang An Landscape Complex: youtu.be/KW2oNdYwkJ4
Carlsbad Caverns: youtu.be/OWcU5YP88X0

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