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 …
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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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Mahakam’s Whispering Stones: Tracing the Birth of Bornean Literacy
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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…
Beyond the Longhouse: The Baluk’s Place in Dayak History
The Baluk is not merely a dwelling; it is a symbol of identity, a fortress, a sacred space by AI. 🌍 PONTIANAK | BORNEOT…
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Strings of the Forest: Mara, The Dayak Maestro from Rosak
Mara is teaching the delicate art of plucking the sape, the traditional stringed instrument of the Dayak people.Photo credit…
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Bathing in Kalimantan's rivers today: a rare sight. Photo credit: Lingling Cinday. 🌍 SEKADAU | BORNEOTRAVEL : Kalim…
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