Kalimantan/Borneo is one of five major islands in Indonesia. Actually the island is not only the origin place of Dayak tribe because there are also Banjar (South Kalimantan) and the Malays. But Borneo usually related with Dayak. Moreover,there are different culture developed among Dayaks themselves. In other words, cultures developed by the Dayak-Iban is not exactly the same as that developed by Dayak-Punan etc. However, every Dayak has one simi…

In the past, the Dayak tribes who resided in Borneo always live in groups. Where the live every aspects of their life together and it was manifested in a work called the Huma Betang(Betang House). Betang has unique characteristics that can be observed from the elongated shape and have only a staircase and entrance into it. Stairs as a means of connecting to the betang called hejot. Betang built high from the ground surface is intended to av…

…able to see different kinds of animals living around the river, you can also see the longboat’s agility through the rapids, or against the quite swift current. The presence of about 20,000-25,000 people from various Dayak ethnic groups living around the park like Kenyah, Punan, Lun Daye, and Lun Bawang , turns out to have knowledge of cultural wisdom in accordance with the principle of conservation. This is one of uniqueness in Kayan Me…

…ke a big stage for children. Making sandcastles, play kites, or play ball is the everyday scenery in the sand area of 13,000 square meters. No need to spend too much to enjoy the attractions that often brings the charm of Dayak primitive. Those who arrive by car need to pay only Rp.10.000(US $1) – Rp.15.000(US $1.5), depending on the number of people on board. The facilities are also quite comprehensive. The parking lot is spacious. Sou…