A signage in front the cave shown that it was "temporary closed" . The mini Zoo outside also have no animal. It should have prominent signage along main road to Wind Cave instead of just put at the cave. More

There's no sign until you get there - if you have got the bus out from Kuching and walked down the road to the entrance, you will be well hacked off with it. Check with the tourist information office in Kuching before you venture out there. More

Take your own torch,as the ones supplied are not very good. You can see swifts on their nests and bats on the ceiling just feet away. More

A bit avarage if compare with Fairy cave. Only dark and dark. Not really worth to visit. but if you are natural hikers than you will like the place. Got small stream where you can take bath there. Entrance fees RM 3. More

This cave is good but different to the Fairy cave in that you go inside and underground in complete darkness, a failry short walk but it was good to see..... More

Thanks to him, my visit to the Museum and the exhibition of archeology (thanks awang abdullah) were near perfect. I also had the expert advice of the Hon Curator of Beads, Heidi Munan. A must place to visit More

clean, nature and easy walk platform making the cave exploring relatively safe. There are also park ranger taking care there and a minimal admission fee required. More

Cave about 500m long, wet, see soem sleeping bats, a dip near by cold stream, nothing else. It can cost half a day tour and not much in return More

what you need! - a Torchlight ( so you can find dry and safe spots to walk on) - Shoes, one with good friction (can be extremely slippery!) Try not to bring young children, may be unsafe ----> Only went to the fairy cave as the wind cave is closed due to it being unsafe during the raining season. However,... More