Happy to Have Reached the Mulu Pinnacles (Borneo)

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Happy to Have Reached the Mulu Pinnacles (Borneo)

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As you can see, I am really happy to have reached the Pinnacles in Gunung Mulu National Park (Borneo Island)

The Mulu Pinnacles are Karstic rock formations in the shape of huge vertical sharp blades up to about 50 m (150 feet) high, in a remote rain forest over Gunung Api mountain. The Pinnacles were formed by erosion of the Karstic limestone rock forming the mountain.

For more photos and information about this amazing place, go to the Mulu Pinnacles photo series.

Photo processed in True Tone HDR with Tone Mapping from a single RAW exposure.

Date & GPS location
Photo taken on August 26, 2011
Marudi, Sarawak, Malaysia
GPS coordinates: 4.122911,114.892994 - Download KML file for Google Earth (and other mapping apps)
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