Into the Earth’s Cathedral – Exploring Deer Cave, Mulu

#summervacay #naturalwonders #borneo Deep within the lush rainforest of Gunung Mulu National Park, Deer Cave awaits—raw, vast, and awe-inspiring. Recognized for having the world’s largest cave passage, this natural wonder isn’t just a geological feat; it’s a sacred cathedral carved by time. As you step into its yawning mouth, light fades and the cool, damp air wraps around you. The main chamber stretches over 2 kilometers, wide enough to fit a fleet of airplanes, yet shaped like the profile of Abraham Lincoln—seriously, look up! The sight of sunbeams piercing through high crevices, the echo of your own breath, and the sudden flight of millions of wrinkle-lipped bats at dusk make this a sensory experience like no other. If summer’s heat has you craving something cooler and wilder, Deer Cave offers an unforgettable descent into Borneo’s primal core.