Dayak Welcome Dance: A Symbol of Hospitality and Human Values in Tradition
The guest welcome dance among the Dayak Lundayeh in Krayan, North Kalimantan. Documentation: Ytp. BORNEOTRAVEL - TARAKAN: Th…
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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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The Dayak Proverbs Related to Land and Life
Apai Janggut, the head of the longhouse in Sungai Utik from the Dayak Iban ethnic group, is known for his exceptional natura…
The Rise of Dayak Island: Responding to Challenges and the Post-Truth Reality
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BORNEOTRAVEL - KUCHING: The creative economy, which is touted as the belle of the digital age, is not just a discourse, b…
Maratua: Navigating the Hidden Gem of Eastern Kalimantan's Maritime Majesty
Maratua, one of the beautiful hidden beach attractions in Borneo that is still undiscovered and not widely known. The island…
The Commodification of the Dayak in the Past by Outsiders has Influenced Their Image
The commodification of Dayak culture by outsiders has significantly influenced the portrayal of the ethnic group and inhabit…
Misleading Infographics Distort Dayak identity, Research Needed
The Dayak people, during a ceremony, erect a pillar as a symbol of cooperation. The Dayak are everywhere in Borneo, making i…
Rian Tubu: A Historical Site of the Punan People
In Front of the Ancestral Graves of the Punan in Rian Tubu. Photo credit: Fardeen. BORNEOTRAVEL - TARAKAN: The Punan are…
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