River Pollution in Borneo: Impacts on Tourism and Corporate Restoration Efforts
Clean, unpolluted rivers in Kalimantan, where the Dayak people once bathed, washed, and kept clean, are now becoming incre…
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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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Indonesia’s Street Unrest and Its Rippling Blow to Tour and Travel in Borneo
Mass demonstrations by the people in Jakarta and other major cities in Indonesia demanded justice and better economic chan…
Koroyot: The Hidden Wild Durian Treasure of Borneo’s Rainforest
Koroyot, unique Bidayuh durian, embodies Borneo’s heritage. In the rich ecosystems of Borneo, wild durian species are ofte…
Experience Pontianak’s Aloe Vera Delights!
Visit Siantan, West Borneo, aloe farms, markets, taste fresh products. Take a scenic trip across the Kapuas River to the l…
Coffee Culture in Tarakan: A Blend of Wisdom and Humor
Coffee Culture in Tarakan: A Blend of Wisdom and Humor. Ist. If you’re ever in Tarakan, North Kalimantan, stepping into …
Daniel Banai: Preserving Iban Heritage in Rumah Punjung
Daniel Banai (second from right) established Sekolah Adat Rumah Punjung as a grassroots initiative to preserve local cultu…
Dayak Lawyer Erika Siluq: “We Reject the Corporate Seizure of Ancestral Land”
Erika Siluq: “We Reject the Corporate Seizure of Ancestral Land”. Doc. ES. Dayak lawyer and indigenous rights activist Erika…
Why Spending-Based Poverty Metrics Fail to Reflect the Realities of Indigenous Life in Kalimantan
The Dayak are not poor; they are stewards of the land, protectors of heritage, and leaders in sustainable living. Photo cr…
