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Indonesia (Kalimantan)
Traveling to the Indonesian part of Borneo means entering deep, wild rainforests. You can take a slow riverboat down the water to see wild orangutans swinging in the trees. It is a fantastic trip if you really love untouched nature.
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Summary
Neighboring Countries
Did you know?
Orangutan Islands – Tanjung Puting National Park features rehabilitation camps where rescued orangutans are fed on wooden platforms built deep in the peat swamp forests.
Overview
Months
May, June, July, August, September, October
Vacation type
Beach, Couple, Family, Rainforest
Expenses
0-50€, <150€, <200€, <100€, Over 200€
Temperature
25-30°C
Rainfall
100-150mm, 150-200mm
Safety
Safe
Continent
Asia
Currency
Indonesian rupiah
Languages
Indonesian
Currency Converter
When to visit
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Climate Data
Climate Chart
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Data Source: Global Historical Climatology Network
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Weather, Crowds and Costs
Per one person
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Best Regions to visit
Cities
Did you know?
Floating Markets – In Banjarmasin, traditional traders sell fresh fruits, vegetables, and hot breakfast noodles entirely from small wooden canoes on the river.
Islands
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Things to see
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The best way to explore major cities and must-see attractions is by booking guided tours.* They offer convenience, local insights, and often save time when visiting popular sights.
Unique Accomondations/Foodspots
Accommodations
Ranu Welum Eco-Lodge
Location: Palangka Raya, Central Kalimantan, Indonesia
A specialized riverside eco-lodge supporting indigenous Dayak community conservation efforts, offering traditional wooden architecture and immersive boat expeditions into the pristine peatland jungles of Borneo.
Restaurants / Bars
Rumah Makan Aroma Borneo
Location: Banjarmasin, South Kalimantan, Indonesia
A vibrant local dining destination celebrated for authentic Banjarese cuisine, offering classic regional specialties like Soto Banjar spiced chicken soup and freshwater river fish prepared with aromatic local herbs.
Tours to do
Did you know?
Headhunter Longhouses – Traditional Dayak villages feature massive wooden longhouses where dozens of families live together under one giant roof.
What to eat
Flights
Flight prices are approximate and vary by departure city, airline, and booking time. Check airlines or travel platforms for the latest details.
* Please note: All prices are rough estimates for orientation purposes only and may vary by region.
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