Gua Madu

Gua Madu is a natural limestone cave located in Gua Musang District, Kelantan, Malaysia, near the town of Gua Musang. It forms part of the karst hill complex that defines the area's landscape. The cave is noted for its chambers, stalactite and stalagmite formations, and its traditional association with wild honey collection that gives it its name. Surrounded by forested limestone hills, it offers a nature-based visitor experience focused on geology and local natural heritage.

Visitors can expect a natural limestone cave set within a karst hill surrounded by forest and rocky outcrops near Gua Musang town. The site features cave chambers and natural rock formations including stalactites and stalagmites. The interior is largely undeveloped and may be dark and uneven. The surroundings offer views of limestone hills and vegetation. Activities are limited to sightseeing, photography and short exploration of accessible cave areas.

Gua Madu is traditionally associated with wild honey harvesting from bees nesting in the limestone hills, which is reflected in its name 'Gua Madu' meaning Honey Cave. It is part of the Gua Musang limestone complex that has long been known to local communities.