Travel Advisory Hotlink Contact Us Lambir National Park Forget the Amazon or the African jungle, ecologists now know Lambir Hills is the world's most ecologically diverse area. Just a sample 52 hectares of the park's 7,000 hectares revealed 1,050 different species of tree, and each tree supports 1,000 species of insect life.
Ecologists think there are many plant and insect species in the park waiting to be discovered.
This ecological wonderland is one of the most accesible of Sarawak's national parks, just a 30 minute drive from Miri. In your eagerness to get to Mulu or Niah you should not miss out a visit to Lambir. Its forest is home to gibbons, tarsiers, bearded pigs, flying squirrels, deer and 157 types of bird. You will see the wildlife as you wander the park's forest trails. There is a 40 metre tall tree tower on the trail from which you can get a close up view of the pullulating life of the rainforest canopy and it is ideal for birdwatching.