After 44 years, I finally set foot in Gua Tempurung. As is often the case, we tend to miss a lot of our local attractions and end up paying thousands of dollars visiting far flung places overseas instead. We often hear of Mulu Caves or Batu Caves but Gua Tempurung's name never really struck a chord with potential visitors. Quite why so I can never tell, except that it is one heckuva cave worth your time. Well, better late than never I say.
Get ready for some 1,300 steps along metal ladders that will take you to the far end of the cave. Legend has it, the cave has 2 magical white pythons resident within Peninsular Malaysia's largest cave system. This is a thoroughly entrancing cave, complete with whistling wind corridors, amazing stalactite stalagmite formations and crystal clear underwater river.
KRU filmed Vikingdom to take advantage of of this stunning cave, but unfortunately it was not enough to save the movie :p
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| The main entrance to the cave - visitors will descend into its belly before ascending to the end of the cave |
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| Steps galore - some 1300 worth |
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| What does this look like to you? |
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| Every Malaysian should go! |
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