Lambir Hills National Park, Sarawak
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Waterfall at Lambir Hills National Park
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Nicolai Edgar Andersen
Lambir Hills National Park (GPS: 4.19837, 114.04287) is a national park in the Miri Division of Sarawak. It is about 30 kilometers south of Miri, on the road towards Bintulu. Gazetted on 15 May 1975, the national park covers an area of 6952 hectares on the central section of Lambir Hills.
Lambir Hills National Park has a mixture of dipterocarp forest and kerangas forest. The dipterocarp forest has trees such as kapur, meranti, kempas and selangan batu, while the kerangas or heath forest has shorter trees such as rhu bukit and selunsur bukit as well as pitcher plants, orchids and shrubs that colonise poor soil.
Hiking trail at Lambir Hills National Parkhttps://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Miri#/media/File:Lambir-Hills-Hiking-Trail.jpgNicolai Edgar AndersenThe three main rivers that flow through Lambir Hills National Park are Sungai Liam, Sungai Lepoh and Sungai Letik. At Sungai Liam are three main waterfalls namely Dinding Waterfall, Tengkorong Waterfall and Pancur Waterfall. At Sungai Letik is Pantu Waterfall. Within walking distance from the park headquarers are another four waterfalls, called simply Waterfall 1, Waterfall 2, Latak Waterfall and Nibong Waterfall. The nearest peak from park headquarters is Bukit Pantu, which is about 1 1/2 hours from Latak Waterfall on the main trail.
Visitors to the national park can also stay overnight at the forest lodges which provide rooms as well as chalets. No cooking is allowed inside the chalets and dorms.
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Lambir Hills National ParkTel: 085 491030
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