British caver discovers new cave in Gunung Mulu National Park


By YU JI

A British explorer

KUCHING: Famed British subterranean explorer Andy Eavis named his discovery near Mulu the “Conviction Cave” for good reason – it has taken the caver 24 expeditions since 1977 to make the find.

And what a discovery it was. Estimated to be at least six million years old, early indications show that this cave could be one of the top 15 largest in the world.

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