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Limestone Pinnacles

Gunung Mulu National Park2000

UNESCO World Heritage

UNESCO World Heritage

Gunung Mulu National Park’s most remarkable features are the world’s finest example of karst collapse and the 50-meter tall, razor-sharp, limestone Pinnacles on the northern end of Gunung Api. The Pinnacle trail is dangerous and very steep – it stretches for a distance of 2.4km and reaches an altitude of 1,200m above sea level, requiring a certain level of fitness to complete it. The Pinnacles Summit Trek, for example, will usually require a 3-day, 2-night trek.

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  • Title: Limestone Pinnacles
  • Creator: Gunung Mulu National Park
  • Date Created: 2000
  • Location Created: Malaysia
  • Rights: Sarawak Tourism Board
  • Location: Malaysia
  • Inscription Criteria: Criteria: (vii)(viii)(ix)(x)
  • Date of Inscription: 2000
  • Category of Site: Natural site
UNESCO World Heritage

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