Kalimantan eco-tour packages, Dayak cultural immersions, and selected destinations across Indonesia.
Meratus UNESCO Global Geopark in South Kalimantan encompasses an ancient ophiolite geological formation older than the Alps. In Loksado, situated in the verdant river valleys of Meratus, travelers embark on traditional bamboo rafts
Tanjung Puting National Park encompasses over 415,040 hectares of heath forest and tropical peat swamp forest. This conservation area—which gained renown thanks to Dr. Birutė Mary Galdikas (RIP) and Camp Leakey—is home to thousands of Bornean orangutans (*Pongo pygmaeus*)
