The limestone cave complex has yielded one of the oldest human remains discovered, as well as many artefacts.
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Niah National Cave Complex, also known as Gua Niah, is the site of some of the oldest human remains discovered in Southeast Asia, making it a significant archaeological and historical landmark Image via Niah National Park Image via Niah National Park With this latest recognition, Malaysia now boasts five UNESCO World Heritage Sites
"Indirectly, this recognition will also increase Malaysia's visibility in the eyes of the world, thus making Malaysia a preferred destination for tourists," said a representative from India, who chaired the session.Image via World Atlas Malaysia is currently working to nominate several other areas as UNESCO World Heritage sites, including FRIM Forest Park Selangor, Royal Belum State Park, and the National Leprosy Control Centre.
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