From vast peat swamp river systems to ancient limestone karst mountains.
The worldÔÇÖs premier wild orangutan habitat, explored by traditional klotok wooden houseboat along the tea-colored Sekonyer River.
The mighty arterial river of East Kalimantan, home to rare freshwater dolphins, Dayak floating villages, and ancient longhouses.
A renowned rainforest rehabilitation sanctuary and a primeval dipterocarp forest featuring an iconic 30m high canopy bridge.
One of the few remaining primary lowland dipterocarp forests on Borneo where truly wild orangutans live completely undisturbed.
Tropical coral atolls, ancient stingless jellyfish marine lakes, manta ray cleaning stations, and green sea turtle nesting beaches.
UNESCO Global Geopark featuring emerald forested peaks, traditional Dayak Bukit culture, and traditional bamboo rafting down the Amandit River.
