After my last trip to the ocean, I visited yet another natural wonder. A masterpiece could only made possible by our Almighty God. The Mulu National Park in Sarawak, we Malaysian must be proud to have all these wonderful natural wonder given by God as said by our Prime Minister in TheStar yesterday. As a nature lover myself, sadly to say that we Malaysian have not done much to preserve our natural heritage.
Mulu, nature's most spectacular achievements and the 'jewel in the crown' of Sarawak's national parks. It began millions of years ago, it is estimated 30 million years to become what it is today. It is one of the largest limestone cave systems in the world. This system, a breath-taking natural wonder, contains a number of record breaking caves. With the world's largest cave passage (Deer Cave), the world's largest natural chamber (Sarawak Chamber), and the longest cave in Southeast Asia (Clearwater Cave), it is not surprising that Mulu is now world-famous. The cave system span over 200 km and is thought to represent only just 30-40% of the actual length. It could well be over 600 km when fully discovered. Just imagine, a cave system that cover almost the whole of Peninsular Malaysia.
As Malaysian, we must take pride of ourselves as Mulu been listed as Malaysia’s second World Heritage site. The first is Mount Kinabalu. It is my hope that there will be more site in Malaysia to be listed.
3 comments:
In Genesis, the 7 days mentioned were based on our current understanding. The 7 days may not be the 7 days we know today. The millions of year here were based on archeologist finding, again, who knows how they measure timeline.
Maybe you could tell me? I think it is depends on how you interprete it.
Haha,
Nice second post.
Interesting question. The 7 days may or may not be literal as 1 day to God could be a 1000 days to us.
Pictures please.
God bless you.
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