Orangutan Tours is the Orangutan and Borneo dayak tribe adventure tours pecialist. With highly experienced guidance, make us as one of the leading tour perator special for observing Orangutan wildlife in the tropical rainforest of orneo. Beside that, our years of involving directly with Borneo dayak tribe in alimantan arise our desire to invite you to share our wonderful experiences.

Our tours packages are designed for many different types of peoples and pack in different adventures level. From very soft adventure alike boating up the river at Tanjung Puting National Park to observe orangutan until the semi hard adventure trip alike hunting, overnight in the jungle etc.

We are assure you that we could design your tours based on your days of uration and budget without sacrifice the comfort, fun and unforgettable trip.

Discovery OrangUtan Kalimantan / Borneo
a). About Kalimantan
b). Kalimantan Map
c). How to Get there
d). Adventure Tours

Mahakam River
It is located in the east of Kalimantan / Borneo most popular with major activities of the river tourism movement specially in exploring the Dayak tribe. The east Kalimantan or Borneo is nowadays know as the most industrially advanced province of Kalimantan. Its population is less than two million, and the density figure of seven people per kilometre is among the lowest of Indonesia, although relatively high for Kalimantan. More than 80 percent of the area, or over 17 million hectares is covered by forest. This is where the "Black Orchid" and many other orchid varieties grow within the sheltered confines of nature reserves.

The Banjarese and Kutainese are mostly the coastal population, living in towns and cities. The Dayak peoples form the overwhelming majority of the population of the hinterland, who live in longhouses called umaq daru.

Samarinda - Samarinda is known for its fine sarong cloth. The city shows some signs of being the capital of a prosperous province. New government offices and public buildings are rising everywhere. Samarinda has a number of modest but comfortable hotels.

Balikpapan - Balikpapan, the centre of Kalimantan's oil industry is also the gateway to East Kalimantan with air and sea connections to Jakarta and other major points in Indonesia. Even the trip to Samarinda, begins in Balikpapan. Living up to its importance, Balikpapan has a number of good hotels, including one of international standard, as well as recreation facilities. It has the second busiest airport in the nation after Jakarta, due to its strategic position.

Tenggarong - Tenggarong, up the Mahakam river from Samarinda, is the capital of the Kutai regency and was once the seat of the Kutai sultanate. The Sultan's palace on the riverside is now a museum where the old royal paraphernalia are kept, as well as an excellent collection of antique Chinese ceramics. Dayak statues can be admired in the yard. A curious thing about the royal paraphernalia is that they display a strong resemblance with Java's court traditions.