The Malaysian state of Sarawak lies in the northwest part of the island of Borneo. The capital is Kuching, which has an international airport.

The state includes the Gunung Mulu National Park and the highest peak can be reached in a 4 day return trip. It takes a similar amount of time to climb nearby Murud. Little is currently known about the remote Bukit Batu.

Gunung Gading, Serapi and Santubong are all good day-trips from Kuching.

See also Gunung Penrissen and Gunung Berumput (Kanyi) both of which are on the border with Indonesia’s West Kalimantan province and most often hiked from the Sarawak side. Gunung Melatai is also on the border with West Kalimantan but there is no information on access from either side. Finally, there are two peaks – Apad Runan and Batu Tiban – which are on the border with Indonesia’s North Kalimantan province. Apad Runan has been hiked a few times from the Sarawak side near Bario. So that is 5 additional peaks in total that are located exactly along the border between Malaysian Sarawak and Indonesian Kalimantan.

A Selection of Photos of Sarawak’s Ribus

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Map of Sarawak’s Ribus

Statistics and Links to Sarawak’s Ribus

Name	Elevation	Prominence	Ribu Category	Island
Murud	2,423 m	1,967 m	Tinggi Sedang	Borneo
Mulu	2,376 m	2,025 m	Tinggi Sedang	Borneo
Batu Lawi	2,046 m	400 m	Spesial	Borneo
Bukit Batu	2,040 m	1,574 m	Tinggi Sedang	Borneo
Bukit Pagon	1,875 m	955 m	Spesial	Borneo
Murud Kecil	1,626 m	1,020 m	Kurang Tinggi	Borneo
Kalulong	1,600 m	1,149 m	Kurang Tinggi	Borneo
Banjaran Dulit	1,461 m	1,148 m	Kurang Tinggi	Borneo
Tutoh	1,265 m	999 m	Spesial	Borneo
Kana	1,073 m	1,019 m	Kurang Tinggi	Borneo
Serapi	911 m	868 m	Spesial	Borneo
Gading (Perigi)	892 m	861 m	Spesial	Borneo
Santubong	850 m	850 m	Spesial	Borneo