Mystery, Mist & Underground Magic – Inside Mulu’s Clearwater Cave

#springitinerary #visitmalaysia2026 #naturalwonders There’s something surreal about stepping into a cave where the air is thick with mist, the ceiling towers above you like a cathedral, and a crystal-clear river flows through ancient stone. Welcome to Clearwater Cave, one of the most breathtaking natural wonders in Mulu National Park, Sarawak. It’s home to one of the world’s longest underground rivers, and trust me—it’s a world you’ll never forget. To explore deeper, you’ll need to join a park-guided tour like the Clearwater Connection or Clearwater Revival. These immersive experiences take you through underground passages where you can swim in cool, pristine water right inside the cave—a surreal and refreshing moment in the heart of darkness. The entrance itself is a visual masterpiece. Often blanketed in a soft natural fog, created by the cave’s high humidity and gentle light from above, it feels like walking into another realm. The cave chambers are massive, echoing with stillness and ancient energy.