Gomantong Cave
Largest limestone and bird nest cave in Sabah, home to millions of bats and swiftlets
Gomantong Cave FAQs
What are the environmental concerns surrounding Gomantong Cave?
Despite its popularity as a tourist destination, Gomantong Cave faces several environmental concerns. The harvesting of swiftlet nests can disrupt the natural balance of the cave's ecosystem and harm other species that rely on the cave for their habitat. In addition, the increasing number of tourists visiting the cave can lead to littering, soil erosion, and damage to the cave's delicate limestone formations. Conservation efforts are being made to protect the cave and its inhabitants, including the establishment of a protected area and guidelines for sustainable harvesting practices.
Where are the best things to do in Gomantong Cave?
The most popular things to do in Gomantong Cave are:
Where are the most popular activities for Gomantong Cave?
The popular activities for Gomantong Cave are:
Where are the must-dos in Sandakan?
Top places of interest in Sandakan are:
- Kinabatangan River - here you can do Wildlife Safaris
- Sepilok Orangutan Sanctuary - here you can do Wildlife Safaris
- Sunbear Conservation Centre - here you can do Wildlife Safaris
- Gomantong Cave - here you can do Wildlife Safaris
Where are the must-dos in Malaysia?
Top places of interest in Malaysia are:
- Kinabatangan River - here you can do Wildlife Safaris
- Mabul Island - here you can do Diving and Snorkelling
- Sarawak Longhouses - here you can do Village Visit
- Tunku Abdul Rahman Park - here you can do Diving and Snorkelling
- Semmengoh Wildlife Centre - here you can do Village Visit
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