Pancur Aji Sanggau: A Hidden Gem of Borneo’s Rainforest
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Dayak Paddy Harvest Ethnotourism: Immersing in a Vanishing Tradition
For the Dayak people, farming is more than just an agricultural practice —it is a tradition passed down for over 10,000 year…
Ladja Hotel, Sintang, West Kalimantan : Proof That the Dayak Can Become Entrepreneurs
Ladja Hotel was established with several key objectives: to provide comfortable and affordable accommodations for members an…
Exploring Exotic Destinations in Borneo
Two American tourists explore Borneo's lush rainforest trail. Dok.Borneo Travel Borneo, one of the largest islands in th…
Mashed Cassava Leaves and Exploring Its Various Preparations in Borneo
Mashed cassava leaves. Tina Lie. BORNEOTRAVEL - PONTIANAK: If you ever find yourself traveling to the land of Borneo, make…
Singkawang: A Thousand Faces of the Amoi City
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The Matan Kingdom Inscription: A Timeless Reminder
The Matan Kingdom Inscription: A Timeless Reminder: "Mustike Indah; Jaye Sempurne." What does it mean? Read the en…
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…
Kubal: The Exotic and Rare Fruit of Borneo
Kubal is one of Borneo’s remarkable natural treasures. This fruit grows from roots and climbs onto nearby trees, thriving fr…
Millennials and Generation Z – The Influence of Online Experience on Visit Intention
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