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Borneo is the third-largest island on Earth, and its Indonesian half — Kalimantan — remains one of the most biodiverse and least-visited jungle destinations in Southeast Asia. Ancient rainforests along the Sekonyer River shelter wild orangutans in Tanjung Puting National Park, best explored by traditional wooden klotok boats. Inland, Dayak communities preserve longhouse traditions, ceremonial dances and intricate tattoo art. Beyond the wildlife, Borneo offers riverine journeys, remote tribal villages and dense forest ecosystems that feel far removed from the modern world.

Tour details

  • For whom Wildlife travellers, nature photographers, adventure seekers, cultural explorers and those drawn to remote river journeys
  • Traditions Dayak longhouse communities, ceremonial dances, traditional tattooing, river-based livelihoods, deep animist and ancestral beliefs
  • Famous for Wild orangutans, Tanjung Puting National Park, klotok river cruises, Dayak culture, primary rainforest
  • Time zone UTC+07:00 (WIB) / UTC+08:00 (WITA) — varies by region