3D2N Miri City Tour & Niah National Park Caves

Highlights

• Explore Niah National Park, home to some of the oldest human remains in Southeast Asia and a key archaeological site in Sarawak 
• Walk through Trader’s Cave and the Great Cave, one of the world’s largest cave mouths, known for its dramatic scale and formations 
• View ancient cave paintings depicting burial rites, spiritual beliefs, and daily life of early cave inhabitants, revealing long-term human interaction with the rainforest 
• Witness traditional bird’s nest harvesting inside the Great Cave, using age-old techniques passed down through generations 
• Discover Miri’s oil heritage with visits to Canada Hill, the Grand Old Lady, and the Petroleum Museum, offering insight into the city’s origins 
• Enjoy a guided Miri city tour including historical temples, local markets, Kek Lapis Sarawak shops, and Sarawak handicrafts

Overview

This 3D2N Miri City Tour & Niah National Park Caves is ideal for travellers seeking a deeper understanding of Sarawak’s heritage, combining Miri’s urban history with one of Malaysia’s most important archaeological sites. Begin your journey with a guided Miri city tour, exploring Canada Hill, the Grand Old Lady oil well, the Petroleum Museum, and cultural landmarks that tell the story of how Miri developed into a modern city.

The highlight of the tour is a full-day visit to Niah National Park, renowned for its ancient caves, archaeological discoveries, and cultural significance. Trek through the rainforest to Trader’s Cave and the Great Cave, where you will encounter cave paintings illustrating burial rites, spiritual beliefs, and everyday life of early human communities. With the opportunity to witness traditional bird’s nest harvesting, this experience offers a rare glimpse into living traditions that continue within this historic landscape. This thoughtfully paced itinerary makes it an excellent introduction to Miri and Niah for first-time visitors to Sarawak.