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BWN → MZV
Which side of the plane to sit from Brunei International Airport (Bandar Seri Begawan) to Mulu Airport (Mulu)?
Left Side of the Plane
The left side provides the most dramatic views of the Gunung Mulu massif and the stark limestone cliffs of the National Park during the final descent.
Bandar Seri Begawan
Aerial view of the Brunei capital and the sprawling Kampong Ayer water village immediately after takeoff.
Limbang River
Deeply meandering river systems that create natural borders between Brunei and the Sarawak enclave of Limbang.
Gunung Mulu Peak
The massive sandstone peak of Mount Mulu rising 2,376 meters above the rainforest floor.
Melinau Limestone
Stunning white limestone cliffs and karst formations that define the unique topography of Mulu National Park.
The flight is extremely short (under 35 minutes), so choose your seat early. The left side is superior for seeing the dramatic contrast between the flat coastal plains and the sudden rise of the Mulu mountains. Try to book a morning flight, as clouds frequently obscure the mountain peaks by mid-afternoon.
South China Sea
Distant views of the coastline and the blue waters of the South China Sea during the initial climb.
Borneo Canopy
An endless emerald sea of dense tropical rainforest stretching toward the horizon.
Baram River
The massive, silt-heavy Baram River winding through the jungle like a giant brown serpent.
While less mountainous than the left, the right side offers excellent views of the vastness of the Sarawak interior. Watch for the log ponds and small longhouse settlements along the riverbanks. Polarizing sunglasses will help you see through the tropical haze more clearly.
Distance: 101 km (63 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 10 min
Departure: BWN (4.944200038909912, 114.9280014038086)
Arrival: MZV (4.048329830169679, 114.80500030517578)
Route Type: International
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