Historical Exploration of Niah Cave : Must-Know Myths, Legends, and Taboo (11)
Besides being historically significant and scientifically proven to have been a human settlement for 40,000 years, Niah Cave…
September 2024
Guardians of Borneo: Dr. Masiun’s Insights on Indigenous Rights and Forest Conservation
View of the Kapuas River from the mouth of its tributary, the Sekayam River in Sanggau. Photo by the author. BORNEOTRAVEL -…
Bathing in Kalimantan's Rivers Today: A Rare Sight
Bathing in Kalimantan's rivers today: a rare sight. Photo credit: Lingling Cinday. BORNEOTRAVEL - PONTIANAK: Kalimanta…
Lae vs. Durian: Unveiling the Charm of a Lesser-Known Tropical Fruit
The author and Pepih Nugraha from Jakarta enjoyed lae fruit in Tanjung Selor, North Kalimantan. BORNEOTRAVEL - Tanjungselor…
Impact of Pope Francis’s Visit to Indonesia on Travel and Tourism in Borneo
President Jokowi and Pope Francis, the leader of the global Catholic Church, had a relaxed conversation on the back terrace …
Eliyas Yesaya: The Heart of a Versatile Dayak Lundayeh Artist from Borneo
Eliyas Yesaya’s local and international achievements, highlighting his profound impact both at home and abroad. Doc. EY. BOR…
The Enchanting Ulang Uli: A Hidden Gem from the Kapuas River and Borneo's Rainforest
The Ulang Uli fish: a beautiful, exotic, and adorable sight. Photo Credit: https://www.instagram.com/p/CNMgpwZpnix/ BORNEOT…
The Deadly Art of the Sumpit (Blowgun): Unveiling the Secrets of the Ipuh Poison
The Dayak people hunt in the forest using sumpit (blowguns). Model: Pagu Kalvin. BORNEOTRAVEL - PONTIANAK: The sumpit (bl…
The Natural Intelligence of the Dayak Lundayeh in Preserving the Sustainability of Ecotourism and the Heart of the World in Nunukan, North Kalimantan
The aerial view of Long Bawan, one of the districts in Krayan that directly borders Malaysia, reveals a captivating scene.…
Pelian: The Sultan-fish of Krayan River – A Symbol of Pristine Borneo
Pelian: The sultanfish of Krayan. Photo Credit: Gat Khaleb. BORNEOTRAVEL - BA' BINUANG: If you ever travel to or are…
The History of Conversion among the Dayak Lundayeh in Krayan, North Kalimantan
This book is unique. Its title is in English, but the entire content is in Indonesian. What does this mean? It turns out, t…
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