Explore the wonders of the Fairy Cave, which rises majestically to a three storey height. After a quick climb, the cave opens up into a main chamber where sunlight streams into the space, unveiling the cave’s mesmerising and natural stalactites and stalagmites. Tasik Biru, also known as Blue Lake, has a history being Sarawak’s largest gold mine between 1898-1921. It was also known as Tai Parit, the largest open-air mine producing both gold and antimony. This expansive site measures 390m in length, 160m in width, and reaches a depth of 45m. In late 2021, the Roxy Tasik Biru Floating Chalets were introduced to the Tasik Biru Resort City, providing a perfect haven for relaxing holidays and getaways. Other activities in the area include a boat ride on the lake (with own expenses) or a thrilling walk across the floating bridge. Be captivated by stunning rock formations around the lake, abundant lush greeneries and a lake full of fishes. Next, capture a memorable photo at Paku Rock Maze Garden, a naturally formed stone forest landform behind the Shiwang Temple. In the heart of this garden you can find the representative “Golden Hoop” and miniature “Five Fingers Mountain”, named for its five-ridged shape and its association with the “Monkey King” folklore and origins of the “Golden Hoop”.