A two week itinerary for Borneo, including travel, getting around, accommodation, wildlife, diving, food and useful tips.
Avissa andreana - runner-up 1 Dara gawai sintang 2022 menggunakan baju adat Dayak Iban, Kalimantan. Pakaian tradisional Indonesia. Indonesia traditional clothing. #culture #budaya #busana #clothes #outfit #attire #borneo
Vava Mario Yagalo Gagal ke Timnas Indonesia karena Cedera, Penggantinya Bek Borneo FC. . . Vava Mario Yagalo resmi digantikan oleh bek kanan Borneo FC,...
Our Borneo travel blog includes itineraries, tips, best places to stay and information on wildlife spotting & visiting the famous Sepilok orangutan centre.
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The Sunda clouded leopard (Neofelis diardi) is native to the islands of Borneo and Sumatra. Listed on the IUCN Red List since 2015, the total effective population is likely to be less than 10,000 adults with a declining trend. On both Sunda Islands, it is threatened by deforestation. Bali, Indonesia 2022
Kuala Lumpur is the capital city of Malaysia and is the start and end point of our adventure in Malaysia. Here are my must do's.
Borneo... a natural paradise, endless beaches, and a magnificent rainforest... the name of this island in southeast Asia, surrounded by clear blue water, probably meant at the origin “people of the seas”... This unique Omexco collection invites you to sail off to luxuriant vegetation and…
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Brass Zoomorphic Water Container (Kendi) Borneo (Brunei/Sarawak) 19th century height: 23.5cm, length: 28cm This unusual example of Malay brassware is designed to hold and pour water used for either hand washing prior to and after eating, and also for drinking. Cat using the lost wax process, it is in the form of a boat-like, plump … Read more
Monumental Bronze Kettle Cast with Colonial Figures on Horseback Borneo, Malaysia/Brunei 18th century height: 53.5cm, width: 59cm Ostensibly, this is a bronze kettle for holding water to be used for hand washing or drinking. In practice it is too heavy to be used for such a purpose. It also holds relatively little water … Read more
Horsfield's tarsier (Cephalopachus bancanus) - Danum Valley, Malaysia Also known as the Western Tarsier, this species occurs in Borneo and parts of Sumatra. Like all tarsiers its entirely nocturnal and a ferocious little predator, it mostly feeds on insects and arthropods but it has been known to consume bats, snakes (even venomous ones), and sleeping birds. They are listed as vulnerable by IUCN due to habitat loss.
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