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LGL → MYY
Which side of the plane to sit from Long Lellang Airport (Long Datih) to Miri Airport (Miri)?
Left Side of the Plane
The left side provides a superior perspective of the dense Sarawak highlands and the spectacular sandstone cliffs of Lambir Hills National Park upon descent.
Sarawak Interior Highlands
Expansive views of the rugged, mist-shrouded peaks and deep valleys surrounding the Long Lellang region.
Lambir Hills National Park
Aerial view of one of the world's most complex and diverse forest ecosystems, known for its rugged sandstone ridges.
Southern Miri Suburbs
A transitioning view from deep jungle to the developing urban sprawl and residential areas of southern Miri.
Book an early morning flight to capture the mist lifting off the rainforest canopy. The low-altitude flight path of the Twin Otter aircraft allows for exceptional detail of the terrain, so keep your camera ready for the Lambir Hills escarpments about 15 minutes before landing.
Baram River Meanders
The massive Baram River winds through the landscape like a giant snake, showing dramatic oxbow lakes and sediment-rich waters.
Isolated Longhouses
Spot traditional indigenous settlements along the riverbanks, reachable only by boat or small aircraft.
South China Sea Coast
As the plane turns for its final approach, enjoy a wide panorama of the coastline where the rainforest meets the sea.
The right side is perfect for geography enthusiasts wanting to see the intricate river systems of Borneo. Watch for the change in water color where tributaries meet the main river. During the monsoon season from November to February, look for the expanded floodplains which create temporary wetlands.
Distance: 164 km (102 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 16 min
Departure: LGL (3.42100000381, 115.153999329)
Arrival: MYY (4.322010040283203, 113.98699951171876)
Route Type: Domestic
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