Lambir National Park: Hiking, Waterfalls, and Wildlife Adventures

Where is Lambir National Park Located?

Nestled in the heart of Sarawak, Malaysia, Lambir Hills National Park is a vast expanse of natural beauty and ecological diversity. Spanning 6,949 hectares of hilly terrain, this national park is a haven for travelling nature enthusiasts. Just a 30-minute drive from Miri, it is easily accessible for a day trip or an extended adventure, making it one of the must-visit places in Miri, Sarawak.

Activities To Do

Lambir Park Trails

Notes: the estimate time of arrival will depend on the weather conditions. Moreover, the time is based on a one way trip from HQ to the designated locations.

Waterfall Swimming

Hikers can cool themselves off at the numerous waterfalls Lambir has to offer by swimming amongst the tranquil surroundings and lush greenery.

Animal Sightseeing

Adventurers can expect to discover a number of wild animals such as pangolins, sun bears, bats, gibbons, and the White Rajah's birdwing butterfly in their natural habitat.

Recommendations For First Time Visitors

Latak Waterfall Hiking Trail

This waterfall is is the shortest and most popular trail to visit, which is ideal for day trippers coming from Miri. It's recommended to visit the area on the weekdays for those seeking solitude from the weekend crowd. Along your walk to this waterfall you will slowly meander through the lush greenery until you find yourself near two tiny picturesque waterfalls (see first image). As you walk along further you will discover the main source of the water cascading down a 25 meter hillside.

Amenities offerred at Latak Waterfall

The area offers amenities including changing rooms, toilets, and picnic spots for visitors to relax and unwind. While swimming and water activities are permitted, caution is advised, especially in the deeper sections, which may pose risks for non-swimmers and children.