Meet your guide at your hotel lobby and proceed to Loagan Bunut National Park , that takes about two and a half hours drive from Miri City. Visit includes a stop at a small town of Beluru and the native Berawan's longhouse. Upon arrival at Loagan Bunut National Park, we take a boat trip to explore the lake and the surrounding forest to appreciate the magnificent scenery. The narrow longboats can penetrate some distance into the forest, offering an excellent close-up view of huge stilted tree roots and the chance to see monkeys and squirrels.
"Loagan Bunut"
is the name by local Berawan people give to Sarawak’s largest natural lake, covering 650 hectares, mainly covered by peat swamp. But, it is not the size that makes the lake remarkable; it is the fact that it disappears during drought season.
Witness the Selambau scoop nets that are one of Loagan Bunut's most fascinating attractions, which can also be visited during the boat ride, during the fish migration periods you may watch the local fishermen at workand at other times of the year you are likely to see local fishermen using more conventional fishing methods, such as casting nets and pole nets to harvest the lake's abundant supply of fish. Our visit also includes the ancient Berawan burial platform, or Klirieng which rears out of the waters of the lake, supported by two mighty Borneo ironwood columns.
Lunch is included at local canteen and after the tours ended. you'll be transfer back to your hotel.