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 bustling l…
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Terong Asam: A Dayak Delicacy That Will Blow Your Taste Buds Away
The terong Dayak that has become a delicious dish is ready to eat. Photo credit: the author. BORNEOTRAVEL - SEKADAU; Tero…
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 a…
Simping: The Enchanting Charm of the World's Smallest Island in Singkawang
Domestic tourists enjoy visiting Simping, the smallest island in the world in Singkawang, West Kalimantan . BORNEOTRAVEL - …
Apai Jangut and the Resilience of the Iban People in Sungai Utik
Apai Jangut reading in the longhouse is a powerful image that speaks to the role of leadership in safeguarding both traditio…
Heritage of Sintang Ikat Weaving: A Cultural Legacy
ENSAD PANJANG IKAT WOVEN CLOTH: A treasure and cultural wealth not only of the Iban people, but of the Dayak people in gener…
Mentawa: The Sultan’s Fruit That Delights the Senses
The appearance of mentawa, the sultan’s fruit. Photo credit: Ernawati. BORNEOTRAVEL - PONTIANAK: The scenic route through …
The Tampun Juah Site Sheds Light on the Past of the Dayak People and their Cultural Identity: Tampun Juah in Verse and Song by Thomas Tion (3)
The history of Tampun Juah comes alive in the Dayak Ketapang language, spoken in the Bidayuhik dialect. Immerse yourself i…
Suherman Officially Opens the Durian Contest, Bonsai Exhibition, and Ornamental Plant Showcase in Sanggau
Suherman. Photo credit: the author. BORNEOTRAVEL - Sanggau, Thursday (December 19, 2024) – A vibrant celebration of natur…
The Tampun Juah Site Sheds Light on the Past of the Dayak People and their Cultural Identity : Mualang origins trace back to Tampun Juah (2)
Historic Dayak site, Tampun Juah, West Kalimantan. Photo credit: Greg Sabinus. BORNEOTRAVEL - NOYAN: Dionisius Meligun, a C…
The Tampun Juah site sheds light on the past of the Dayak people and their cultural identity : The Dayak Did Not Come From Anywhere Else(1)
The historic site of Tampun Juah, nestled in the Segumon area of Upper Sekayam, continues to stand as a silent witness to th…
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