Niah National Park
Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site on July 27, 2024, Niah National Park is renowned for its archaeological and cultural significance. Located on the western coast of Borneo, it is the site of the oldest human remains in Southeast Asia, offering a rare glimpse into early human history. Echoes of 40,000 years of human presence resonate through its vast limestone caves.
Today, Niah remains a living cultural landscape, where the Penan community continues the age-old tradition of harvesting edible bird’s nests from the cave’s towering walls.
With its deep historical roots and enduring cultural heritage, Niah Cave stands as one of Malaysia’s most treasured national sites.
Accommodation
Our Painted Suite – inspired by Niah National Park’s Painted Cave, renowned for its 1,200-year-old wall paintings and “death-ships”, this 37.6 sqm suite pays tribute to the site’s cultural legacy. Available with either twin or king beds, it accommodates up to two guests and includes an en-suite bathroom. Guests also enjoy access to a shared living area and pantry for added comfort and convenience.
Getting There
Food & Beverages
We serve Western, Asian Cuisine and local delicacies. Be sure to satisfy your cravings after exploring Niah Caves.
Opening Hours: [Coming soon]
