Long Midang: At Indonesia’s Farthest Edge
Long Midang, a small Lundayeh settlement in Krayan, Nunukan, North Kalimantan, is a frontier. By Masri Sareb Putra In the…
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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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Outdated and Incomplete: Why Britannica’s Entry on the Dayak People Needs an Urgent Update
Screenshot of Current Dayak Entry on Encyclopaedia Britannica : Outdated and in Need of Urgent Update. By Masri Sareb Put…
The Saham Longhouse: A Living Heritage of Dayak Culture in West Kalimantan
Image source: https://kebudayaan.kemdikbud.go.id/dpk By Masri Sareb Putra | July 06, 2025 JAKARTA, BORNEOTRAVEL — The l…
The Secret Behind the Sweetness of Krayan Pineapple: A Highland Treasure from North Kalimantan
A visual of Krayan Pineapple growing in the private garden of Jen Alang, located in Long Bawan, Krayan, Nunukan Regency, Nor…
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, …
Cap Cai: Culinary Star of the Pontianak–Entikong Highway
Chinese Cuisine: Cap Chai Along the National Road from Pontianak to Entikong, West Kalimantan. Photo: Rmsp. By Masri Sare…
Borneo’s Fruit Season Is Sweet and So Is the Indigenous Rebellion Behind It
The Dayak community has begun selling tropical fruits as part of their foray into the creative economy. This vibrant scene w…
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…
