Malaysia's Niah Caves in Sarawak attracted nearly 1.3 million tourists in 2019, according to the Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture—making it one of the state's most visited sites. The vast limestone complex, part of Niah National Park, is globally significant for the 40,000-year-old "Deep Skull" discovery (oldest modern human remains in Southeast Asia) and spectacular Paleolithic cave paintings. Visitors explore the Great Cave's cathedral-like chambers, the Painted Cave's ancient art, and the surrounding rainforest via boardwalks. The site blends world-class archaeology with accessible jungle trekking, driving its popularity among both domestic and international travelers.