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The Subis Limestone Complex of Niah National Park is comprised of an isolated outcrop of rugged karst hills that are home to a high diversity of endemic plants. This formation also contain numerous caves including the Niah Great Cave which has yielded prehistorical evidence of humans dated to 40,000 years ago – the oldest in Southeast Asia. Sarawak, Malaysia (Borneo).

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The Subis Limestone Complex of Niah National Park is comprised of an isolated outcrop of rugged karst hills that are home to a high diversity of endemic plants. This formation also contain numerous caves including the Niah Great Cave which has yielded prehistorical evidence of humans dated to 40,000 years ago – the oldest in Southeast Asia. Sarawak, Malaysia (Borneo).