SUTERA HORIZON AT NIAH NATIONAL PARK Print

The Painted Suites, each measuring 37.6 square meters, draw inspiration from Niah National Park’s iconic Painted Cave, renowned for its 1,200-year-old wall paintings and ancient burial “death-ships.” Designed to blend cultural heritage with modern comfort, these suites offer a serene stay within Sarawak’s UNESCO World Heritage rainforest.

Guests can choose between Twin or King bed configurations, each featuring an en-suite bathroom, air conditioning, and interiors reflecting the natural tones and textures of Niah’s limestone caves. A shared living area and pantry foster a sense of community among travelers while providing space to relax after a day of exploration.

All suites come with complimentary Wi-Fi, hot and cold shower, ceiling fan, and daily housekeeping service, offering a comfortable retreat surrounded by the timeless beauty of Niah National Park.

Niah National Park

Located about 1 hour and 45 minutes’ drive from Miri, Niah National Park is one of Sarawak’s most important archaeological and natural heritage sites. The park is best known for the Niah Great Cave, where archaeologists discovered the oldest human remains in Southeast Asia, dating back over 40,000 years.

Visitors can explore a network of limestone caves, forest trails, and boardwalks, completing the main route in approximately five hours round-trip. Along the way, the Trader’s Cave, Great Cave, and Painted Cave reveal layers of ancient human activity, with rock paintings and remnants of early civilization.

The park also features the Niah Archaeological Museum, offering insights into prehistoric life, and opportunities for birdwatching, cave exploration, and rainforest walks. Niah’s ecosystem supports a diverse range of flora and fauna, making it a perfect destination for both nature enthusiasts and history buffs seeking a meaningful experience in Borneo’s heartland of Sarawak.

Niah National Park is located approximately 85 KM southwest of Miri, Sarawak, and is easily accessible by road. The journey from Miri City or Miri Airport takes about 1 hour and 30 minutes by car.

Guests can travel via private transfer, self-drive, or taxi services available in Miri. Along the way, enjoy scenic views of Sarawak’s countryside, dotted with oil palm plantations and local villages.

Upon arrival at the Niah National Park Headquarters, visitors will need to register at the park office before proceeding to the accommodation area at Sutera Horizon at Niah National Park, located within the park grounds.

For added convenience, private transfer arrangements can be made in advance through Amazing Borneo Tours.

• Comfortable walking shoes or sandals
• Light jacket or raincoat
• Insect repellent
• Personal toiletries and essentials
• Reusable water bottle

• Activities within Niah National Park are subject to weather and park management regulations.
• Please ensure you have secured your entry permit to Niah National Park before arrival.
• All facilities and services are subject to availability and may be modified without prior notice.
• Effective 1st September 2017, Malaysia’s Tourism Tax (TTx) of MYR10 per room per night applies to foreign guests. Malaysians and permanent residents are exempt upon presentation of valid identification.
• Tipping is like giving a hug. Although it’s never expected, it’s always very much appreciated.