This is the other end of the Wind Cave where the river is not far from this area.  This is part of passage no.1.  The river nearby is the Sarawak River which is connected to the Kuching Waterfront.  :O

I doubted about it when I read the word “Sarawak River” somewhere, because this place is 45 minutes drive from Kuching, but the goggle map shows me this river is really long.

This is another entrance of the cave, but we had to take a U turn here.

While I was taking the photo of this “no entry” message board, someone was coming.  They were an adult (the father may be) and 2 boys.  One of the boys told that man, “Yes this is the place, I have come here before… …  …  the stones have fallen down and they closed this area.”

I am not sure how true it is, but there must be a reason.  I agree if they close it for safety reason, but I do not agree if they close it because of lack of maintenance.

The river is connected to the stream in the cave.

It looks muddy.

If I am not mistaken, our car was just outside this entrance, but we had to walk a big round to reach our car because of the closure of this entrance.  If I am not mistaken too, last time they had a ticket booth near this entrance but now we have to walk 300 meter (per way) to reach the car park area.  The car park area near the ticket booth is limited.