The journey into Sebangau National Park begins along a winding blackwater river, where the dark, tea-coloured waters lead visitors deep into the rainforest. Travelling by traditional motorised boat, visitors can experience the peaceful atmosphere of the wetlands, surrounded by dense vegetation, towering trees, and the sounds of tropical wildlife.

The clear tropical waters around Derawan Island provide wonderful opportunities to explore the underwater world. Snorkeling allows visitors to observe colorful fish and coral formations close to the surface, making it suitable for travelers who want to experience marine life without undertaking a deep dive. For certified divers and those

Borneo is one island shared by Indonesia, Malaysia and Brunei, making it possible to experience different cultures, landscapes and communities across international borders. The land border between Indonesian Borneo (Kalimantan) and Malaysian Borneo is mainly connected through West Kalimantan and North

Borneo is known around the world for its ancient rainforests, extraordinary wildlife, and remarkable biodiversity. From the orangutans of Tanjung Puting to the wetlands, rivers, and forests of Kalimantan, these landscapes are home to species found nowhere else on Earth. But in 2026, parts of Borneo are facing a serious

The term “Erau” is derived from the word “eroh,” which in the Kutai Tenggarong Malay language means a lively celebration or festive gathering, and can generally be understood as a people’s festival.
In the past, Erau was a grand celebration held by the Kutai Sultanate for the Sultanate and communities throughout its territory

Kalimantan, widely known for its vast tropical rainforests and extraordinary biodiversity, is also a fascinating destination for food lovers seeking authentic flavors and unique culinary traditions. This article takes you on a culinary journey through 16 traditional dishes from across Kalimantan, from the

Borneo is famous around the world for its orangutans, proboscis monkeys, and ancient rainforests. But beyond its remarkable mammals, the island is also home to an incredible variety of birds.
From magnificent hornbills flying above the rainforest canopy to colorful kingfishers along quiet rivers, birdwatching in Borneo

Five infant orangutans have been found in India, thousands of kilometers away from their natural habitat in Southeast Asia. The Indonesian government is now working to trace their origins and arrange for their repatriation. The five infant orangutans were discovered by the local forestry department. Based on initial information, the five are estimated to be between one and one-and-

The discovery was made in a forested area of Balasore, near the border with West Bengal. The presence of orangutans in India immediately attracted attention because orangutans are not native to the country and naturally occur only on the islands of Sumatra and Borneo. The five young orangutans are believed to be approximately one to one and a half years old.

Borneo is a destination for every season.
With its tropical climate, vast rainforests, winding rivers and extraordinary wildlife, the island can be explored throughout the year. However, weather conditions can influence river levels, trekking conditions, wildlife encounters and the overall character of your journey.

Orangutans spend much of their lives high in the trees, moving from one fruiting tree to another in search of food.

Their diet includes a wide variety of fruits, and while feeding, they consume seeds that later pass through their digestive system. When orangutans move through the forest and eventually disperse these seeds, they help plants spread to new areas.

The Ministry of Forestry of the Republic of Indonesia, the Natural Resources Conservation Agency (BKSDA) of East Kalimantan, and the Borneo Orangutan Survival (BOS) Foundation—with support from Riau Andalan Pulp and Paper (RAPP)—are preparing for the 27th orangutan release from the Samboja Lestari