Mulu Canopy Skywalk

Unbekannte Schlangenart im Dschungel von Mulu

Before our time in the jungle was up, the Mulu Canopy Skywalk was still on our agenda. This 480 meter long and 15 to 25 meter high path leads over suspension bridges through the treetops of the rainforest.

Our guide Ismail accompanied us the 2 kilometers from the park headquarters to the ascent of the canopy walk. On the way there we again discovered some animals like centipedes or a group of monkeys. But these climbed so deep in the thicket that unfortunately we didn't get a photo of them.

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centipede

Unfortunately, we hardly saw any animals on the treetop path itself. Every now and then a few butterflies flew by - one more colorful than the other - or we saw smaller birds. At the end of the path there was an animal highlight. Directly in front of us, a thin snake about 50 cm long crawled from the suspension bridge onto a neighboring branch. There she positioned herself, almost like a photo model, so that I could get some nice shots of her.

Mulu Canopy Skywalk
Mulu Canopy Skywalk
Unbekannte Schlangenart im Dschungel von Mulu
Unidentified snake species in the Mulu jungle

We think Gunung Mulu National Park is definitely worth a visit. If you like adventure and extensive hikes, e.g. to the summit of Gunung Mulu, you should plan at least 5 days.

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Christian

My name is Christian and I was born in the green heart of Germany and studied computer engineering in Ilmenau, Thuringia. Since 2021, I live with my wife Christin and our son in Merseburg and work in Leipzig as a product manager. What I love about travelling is flying, discovering delicious food and drink, and staying in great hotels. I am a travel enthusiast and always on the lookout for the next adventure. I have been posting about my experiences on the road since 2007.

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