Masjid Jami' At-Taqwa Sekadau: A Symbol of History and Cultural Harmony in West Kalimantan
Masjid Jami' At-Taqwa Sekadau. Credit photo: writer. BORNEOTRAVEL : If you ever find yourself in West Kalimantan, make s…
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The Enormous Borneo: A Comprehensive Exploration of its Rainforest and Historical Legacy
Vintage map of Borneo Island on slightly yellowed, antique paper. Created by an unidentified author and published in Magasin…
Exploring Singkawang: The Heart of Hakka Culture in Kalimantan
The Hakka people in Singkawang, led by their mayor Tjhai Chui Mie, proudly celebrate their distinct Chinese cultural identit…
The Dayak: Indigenous to Borneo, Not from Anywhere Else
The Dayak people are known for performing dances in the open air, set against a backdrop of flowing water, symbolizing a lif…
The Kelempiau Statue at Kelempiau Park, Tapang Sambas: A Call to Action
The Kelempiau statue is playing the sape at Kelempiau Park, Tapang Sambas, West Kalimantan. Photo: The author. SEKADAU - B…
The Hearts of Borneo: Where and Why Is It Called That?
The map of the region, The Hearts of Borneo. Doc. Formadat. BORNEOTRAVEL - TARAKAN: The Hearts of Borneo—it's a term m…
Improving the Human Development Index (HDI) of Sekadau District as the Focus of ITKK's Research
The atmosphere of the focused group discussion (FGD) was intense and lively, as participants worked together to uncover th…
7 Taboos to be Aware of when Entering the Forests of Borneo
There are 7 taboos to be aware of when entering the forests of Kalimantan (Indonesian Borneo), which are deeply ingrained in…
Why is Nasi Adan in Krayan called "Sultan's Feast"?
The appearance of the rice is fragrant and incredibly delicious. This organic rice from Krayan is often referred to as '…
8 Ways to Preserve the Land and Earth of Borneo
Natural, pristine, and green—Borneo Island: don’t let mining, plantations, and greedy economics ruin it. Photo credit: Vermy…
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