Siang-ngau: The Hakka Footprint on Borneo’s Shores
The front cover of the 646-page historical novel The Hakka of Sanggau . Sanggau is a river town nestled along the mighty K…
The beautiful and enchanting Amal Beach in Tarakan. Photo credit: Andreas Sony. BORNEOTRAVEL -TARAKAN: In the …
The front cover of the 646-page historical novel The Hakka of Sanggau . Sanggau is a river town nestled along the mighty K…
Growing among the towering trees of Kalimantan (Indonesian Borneo), bajakah vines store water within their long, woody ste…
The settlements and agricultural areas of the Dayak people, the Indigenous inhabitants of Borneo, in the customary territory…
Reviewed by: Rangkaya Bada A landmark contribution to Indigenous religious studies and Dayak cultural scholarship. Required …
A rare salt keeps vegetables green and palates curious in Krayan Highlands. Doc. Rmsp. LONG BAWAN, Indonesia — Nestled in t…
Petrus Gunarso, Ph.D. (kedua dari kiri, baju batik lengan panjang) atas nama PERSAKI Usulkan Reformasi Tata Kelola Hutan d…
A budding model of agrotourism rooted in ecological wisdom and cultural pride. Photo credit: Rmsp. By Masri Sareb Putra TA…
Dr. Yansen TP and guests begin their meal only after a prayer is offered. Photo credit: the author. By Masri Sareb Putra B…