Central Kalimantan, located on the Indonesian part of Borneo, is the largest province by area in Indonesia. It is renowned for its rich Dayak cultural heritage and expansive rainforests that house a diverse range of flora and fauna. The province is bordered by West Kalimantan, South Kalimantan, East Kalimantan, and the Java Sea, offering a variety of landscapes and ecosystems. The capital, Palangka Raya, serves as a cultural and administrative hub. Visitors can immerse themselves in the indigenous traditions of the Dayak people while exploring the natural beauty of the region's rainforests.
Respect the local Dayak customs and traditions when visiting villages.
Consider hiring a local guide to navigate the expansive rainforests safely.
Visit during the dry season for better wildlife viewing opportunities.
Expect warm temperatures and occasional rain, ideal for exploring cultural sites.
Dry season offers the best conditions for rainforest treks and wildlife spotting.
Mild weather with fewer tourists, perfect for cultural immersion.
Rainy season may limit outdoor activities but offers lush landscapes.
IDR Rp
$50-$100 p/day
Indonesian, Dayak languages
May-September