Kubah National Park, Sarawak

Situated on a small sandstone plateau, this small park (2,230ha.) boasts crystal clear streams and a host of small waterfalls and bathing pools. Kubah is mostly covered by mixed dipterocarp forest, but it also has one of the widest selections of palms and orchids in Borneo. The varied wildlife includes bearded pig, mouse deer, black hornbill and many species of amphibians and reptiles. Kubah appeal lies in its rainforest scenery, its waterfalls, streams, bathing pools, and the 93 species of palm found within its boundaries.

The park has four jungle trails and a path that leads to the summit of Gunung Serapi (5-6 hours return trip). Wooden shelters are located along the various trails.