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Niah National Park - Getting There

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Niah is within easy reach of both Miri (109 km) and Bintulu (131 km).

From Miri:
Syarikat Bas Suria (Tel: 085-434317/412173)
has a regular bus service to Barn Niah from the Miri Bus Station. The journey time is 1 hr 40 mins. Share taxis from the Bus Station are available, as are regular taxis, which can usually be chartered on a daily basis. A number of tour operators can arrange guided tours to the park. Self-drive cars are also available - ask at your hotel counter or check in the yellow pages.

From Bintulu:
Syarikat Bas Suria (Tel: 086-335489) has a regular bus service to Batu Niah from Bintulu Bus Station. The journey time is 2 hrs. Share taxis from the Bus Station are available, as are regular taxis, which can usually be chartered on a daily basis. Self-drive cars are also available - ask at your hotel counter or check in the yellow pages.

From Batu Niah to the Park Headquarters:
The Park HQ is about 3 kin from Barn Niah. Chartered taxis and tour buses will take you straight there, but if you arrive by bus or share taxi, you have three choices. A motorised longboat from Batu Niah to the Park HQ brings you through delightful jungle scenery. A taxi from Batu Niah is not so interesting but a good idea if it is raining. If you are not too heavily burdened with luggage, the Park HQ is a pleasant 45 minute stroll along the river bank.

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	Islamic Museum
	Living Museum
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