Joji, the Agile Star of Kelempiau Park
Joji is the heartbeat of Kelempiau Park—the reason it feels alive, not just scenic. Doc. Rmsp. BORNEOTRAVEL - SEKADAU: It …
Joji is the heartbeat of Kelempiau Park—the reason it feels alive, not just scenic. Doc. Rmsp. BORNEOTRAVEL - SEKADAU: It …
Pecal Beach, originally known as Kinjil Pesisir Beach, is nestled in the village of Kinjil Pesisir, Benua Kayong District, W…
The sight in front of the Mulawarman History Museum, Tenggarong, East Borneo . Photo credit: http://www.indofamily.net/trav…
Kubal is one of Borneo’s remarkable natural treasures. This fruit grows from roots and climbs onto nearby trees, thriving fr…
The Baluk is not merely a dwelling; it is a symbol of identity, a fortress, a sacred space by AI. π PONTIANAK | BORNEOT…
Keng: Ancestral echoes from Borneo’s Sky Plateau. Photo credit: Eremespe. π NUNUKAN | BORNEOTRAVEL : To the Dayak peop…
Mara is teaching the delicate art of plucking the sape, the traditional stringed instrument of the Dayak people.Photo credit…
Bathing in Kalimantan's rivers today: a rare sight. Photo credit: Lingling Cinday. π SEKADAU | BORNEOTRAVEL : Kalim…
Financial literacy for the Dayak people is a necessity. In today’s rapidly changing economic landscape, having the ability t…
What makes Pancur Aji truly special is its pristine, untouched environment . Doc. the writer. SANGGAU - BORNEOTRAVEL : I…
The traditional Dayak longhouse of the past was a fence facing openness. (Doc. by the author.) π PONTIANAK | BORNEOTRAVEL…