For any natural lover, trip to Borneo offer something totally unique. The island give lot of adventures activities to choice for including: Cruising the mighty Mahakam River and it's tributaries on a house boat at East Kalimantan , which meanders through thousands of kilometers through one of the worlds largest tropical rainforests. Here we will meet the Dayak Tribes, the indigenous people of Borneo Island. The twenty main Dayak tribes - once feared as headhunters have their homes in this river basin. We will observe their traditional way of life, longhouses, dances and also to meet the women with long earlobes and the men with beautifully elaborate tattoos.

Then continuing to South Kalimantan with traditional floating market and known as diamond province.

From south we look at Central Kalimantan Province. This is the biggest province in Indonesia part of Borneo,most of it is jungle swamps, rivers and agriculture land. Tan jung puting national park is one of nature wonder in the world. Hundred species plants and animals live in this park including endangered species "Orangutan". That is the last chance to see these species in their natural environment on the world - the other being in Sumatra.

There are three big Dayak sub-tribes who inhabit this province are the Ngaju, Ot Danum, and Ma'anyan Ot Siang. The Ngaju, like some other sub-tribes, moves from one region to another. They adhere to the old Kaharingan religion, which is a form of ancestor worship, mixed with elements of animism.

The last Province is West Kalimantan, right on the line of equator.in the mountainous eastern parts of the province, which is many Dayak villages. The Dayaks have ancient traditions and beliefs which are expressed in various forms; earlobes elongated by heavy earrings, tattoos intricate paintings, designs and carvings and wonderful dances of respect, heroism, welcome and cure, also famous as the biggest head collector during head hunting expedition age, the iban dayak.