A Sanctuary of Hope

A Conservation Success Story and Sanctuary for Endangered Species

Kaja Island serves as a sanctuary for rehabilitating orangutans in their natural habitat. This protected island offers a unique opportunity to observe orangutans in the wild, as well as learn about the important work being done to preserve Borneo's iconic species and support their safe return to the forest.

Explore Kaja Island in a local motorized canoe for an exciting wildlife observation experience.
Embark on a motorized canoe with an experienced guide who shares insights about the island's ecology.
Enjoy the lush landscapes as you glide through serene waterways, accessing hidden corners of the island.
Look for orangutans, monkeys, and various bird species with your guide’s help.
Learn about the local community’s connection to the forest and conservation efforts.

This motorized canoeing adventure enhances your visit, deepening your understanding of the vital conservation work at Kaja Island.

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The Dayak Longhouse

A Living Heritage of Dayak Ngaju Architecture and Tradition

The Dayak longhouse, known as the Betang, has been central to Dayak life in Borneo. A place where multiple families lived together, where ceremonies and rituals were performed, and where traditions were passed down from one generation to the next. The longhouse symbolizes the Dayak people's collective spirit, their strong sense of community, and their deep connection to nature.

Tour Highlight:

Settle into traditional communal living with a warm welcome from the Dayak community.
Participate in a unique purification ritual as a special cultural welcome.
Discover traditional livelihoods like rubber tapping and foraging in the forest.
Visit the Sandung and offering house, learning their spiritual importance.
Join in the vibrant Ngaju Dayak dance for an evening of celebration and community.

The journey to the village is a 3 - 4 hours drive through rugged terrain, making the experience feel like a true adventure.

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Sebangau National Park

History and Introduction to the Natural Peatlands of Central Kalimantan

The Koran River, flowing through Sebangau National Park, has been integral to the lives of the local communities and the Dayak people for centuries. Traditionally used for transportation and fishing, it now forms part of a vital conservation area for the park’s diverse flora and fauna. The river provides a natural corridor through the peatlands, helping sustain the habitat of many endangered species, particularly the Bornean orangutan.

Tour Highlight:

Scenic Black Lake Cruise: Enjoy a relaxing boat ride on the blackwater lake, characterized by its dark, reflective waters surrounded by lush vegetation.
Wildlife Spotting: Keep an eye out for local flora and fauna, making for great photography opportunities and a peaceful ambiance.
Tranquil Environment: Experience the natural beauty and tranquility of the peatland ecosystem.

Start from IDR 1.900K

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