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The Pinnacles

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The Pinnacles are limestone rock formation at an altitude of 1200m on Gunung Api. These are 50m high vertical shards, sharp as swords, which were created over a period of five million years by rain drop erosion.
01 Panoramic view of the Pinnacles 02 Panoramic view of the Pinnacles 03 Limestone pinnacles 04 Limestone pinnacles
01 Panoramic view of the Pinnacles
02 Panoramic view of the Pinnacles
03 Limestone pinnacles
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09 Panoramic view of the Pinnacles 10 Limestone pinnacles 11 Limestone pinnacles 12 Limestone pinnacles
09 Panoramic view of the Pinnacles
10 Limestone pinnacles
11 Limestone pinnacles
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Other Mulu National Park galleries:  Lang Cave  ▪  Deer Cave  ▪  Wind Cave  ▪  Clearwater Cave  ▪  Melinau river  ▪  Trail to Camp 5  ▪  Pinnacles trail  ▪  Nature  ▪  Miscellaneous photos  ▪  Mulu nature
Categories:  Rock formations  ▪  Karst mountains  ▪  Tropics  ▪  National parks  ▪  Scenery  ▪  Tourist attractions  ▪  UNESCO world heritage sites
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