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Kuching Fairy & Wind Caves Tour
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Reviewed 29 July 2018 via mobile

You will need to climb 3 floors for staircase before entering the opening of the caves and invited with more stairs into a dark tunnel. Right after, you'll be amazed by the beautiful caves with many different site that you can explore. Recommend to come in the morning so that You have more time to explore. Please ensure your phone is installed with torchlight. Sone part can be slippery, better to wear proper shoes. Bring cameras that can capture dark spots.

Date of experience: July 2018
Thank Sue M
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Reviewed 9 July 2018

I went there with a small group as part of a longer trip, without a guide. After reading the reviews, I was preparing for something really beautiful, but I was disappointed. I really didn't see anything spectacular or even beautiful - although that really should have been clear for me looking at the photos others have taken. But then I really don't understand all the enthusiasm, guys.

And yes, it is a very difficult climb (for anyone who is not young and fit), plus the railings are missing at some points, and it was at times scary.

Had it bee a separate trip for me, like I was originally planning, I would be angry with myself. But we were on the way to other, really interesting places (villages), so it was no problem.

If you have seen most things in and around Kuching, or if you can make it on the way somewhere, you may try this cave, too - otherwise I wouldn't bother.

Date of experience: July 2018
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Reviewed 6 July 2018 via mobile

It was fun there, and we can experienced a lot of thing by hiking and so on. The entrance fee is Rm1 for adults (Malaysian) and Rm5 for adults (Non-Malaysian) if not mistaken. The trail didnt maintained well and dirty, also it was so smelly. But, it is a good choice if you were planning to going there for first time, and as for me, i will be thinking twice to go for the second trip there.

Date of experience: March 2018
Thank NickAxious
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Reviewed 30 June 2018 via mobile

Interesting but prepare to climb stairs and squeeze thru dark wet corners. Views are great. Worth trying

Date of experience: June 2018
Thank 317kail
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Reviewed 24 June 2018

These caves were some of the most beautiful I have seen! Well worth the 5 MR entry fee. Be warned that it is quite a climb to enter the caves - first up a multi-storey tower, and then up some very narrow, in places slippery stairs to reach the cave. As long as you go slow and are careful, it's doable for most people. These are much, much better than the nearby Fairy Caves!

Date of experience: June 2018
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