East Kalimantan is the easternmost region of the island of Kalimantan, boasting the beauty of tropical rainforests and rich cultural heritage, and serving as home to indigenous peoples such as the Dayak and Kutai tribes. Beyond its wealth of natural ...
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Natural Tourism
Cultural Tourism
Other
Natural Tourism
Tolu Liang Cave is approximately 300 meters long, with an average width of 15 meters and an average height of 10 meters.
Tolu Liang Cave — East Kalimantan Tourism Office
This region is renowned for its towering limestone cliffs, hundreds of prehistoric caves containing rock paintings dating back thousands of years, as well as its biodiversity and unique ecosystems.
Sangkulirang and Mangkalihat Kars Area
Cultural Tourism
traditional masked ritual dance of a Dayak sub-ethnic group
Hudoq Dance
The Lamin house is a longhouse that serves as a communal dwelling for several extended families within a community.
Lamin Pepas Eheng Traditional House
The *Kampung Atas Air* (water village) area is a unique settlement built over the water, commonly found in the coastal regions of East Kalimantan.
The Water Village Area: A Unique Traditional Settlement
Other
A Mahakam River cruise in Samarinda offers a sailing experience to admire the charm of the riverbanks.
Mahakam River Cruise
The Jam Bentong in Tenggarong is a city icon possessing historical value and unique architecture.
Tenggarong Bentong Clock, a historical icon in Kutai Kartanegara
