Borneo: Where the Forest Still Speaks
Many people, including domestic tourists, still don’t know about the beauty of Derawan Island, which rivals that of Bali. By…
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Amal Beach; A Coastal Gem in Tarakan, North Kalimantan
The beautiful and enchanting Amal Beach in Tarakan. Photo credit: Andreas Sony. BORNEOTRAVEL -TARAKAN: In the …
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Pansuh: The Bamboo-Flavored Dish from the Heart of Borneo
Pansuh is a signature Dayak dish, slow-cooked in bamboo stalks—aromatic, smoky, and rich in flavor. Photo by Jony Vercelly. …
From 1875 to Today: The Story of the Dayak Longhouse in Saham, West Kalimantan
Photo credit:: https://kebudayaan.kemdikbud.go.id/dpk By Masri Sareb Putra If you ever find yourself in West Kalimantan, w…
Discover Bajakah: Borneo’s Hidden Vine and the Indigenous Wisdom That Taps It
Growing among the towering trees of Kalimantan (Indonesian Borneo), bajakah vines store water within their long, woody ste…
Borneo’s Rivers: A Paradise Under Threat
Only a small part of Borneo today still has clean, unpolluted water like this. Model: Martha Jalung. Kalimantan’s rivers, …
Koroyot: The Hidden Wild Durian Treasure of Borneo’s Rainforest
Koroyot, unique Bidayuh durian, embodies Borneo’s heritage. In the rich ecosystems of Borneo, wild durian species are ofte…
Reconnecting with the Wild: Borneo’s Dayak Millennial Children
Borneo’s Dayak millennial children swim in a crystal-clear river, part of a growing back-to-nature movement. Photo credit: A…
Tourism Visits to Borneo Post-IKN Have Indeed Surged
The IKN project has acted as a major catalyst for Borneo's tourism sector, delivering tangible and widespread economic b…
