Borneo
Into the wild
The Indonesian portion of Borneo, Kalimantan, is characterized by its stunning natural landscapes, including towering mountains, winding rivers, and lush jungles. It’s home to an incredible array of wildlife, including iconic species like orangutans, and proboscis monkeys. The island’s indigenous communities, such as the Dayak people, have inhabited Borneo for centuries, contributing to its cultural richness.
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01Berau Jungle Orangutan & Maratua Exquisite
7 days

Wilderness Encounter: Immersing in Dayak Culture, Wildlife, and Island Exploration” Embark on an extraordinary adventure as we delve into the heart of the jungle to discover the captivating culture of the Dayak Tribe. Witness the intricate long ear piercings and traditional tattoos that are emblematic of Dayak heritage, offering a glimpse into their rich traditions and beliefs. As we journey deeper into the wilderness, be prepared to encounter a plethora of wildlife, from playful monkeys to vibrant birds, amidst the lush greenery of the jungle. But our adventure doesn’t end there. After our jungle exploration, we’ll transition to a serene island retreat, where crystal-clear waters teeming with marine life await. Dive into the depths of the ocean to witness magnificent mantas gliding gracefully beneath the surface and encounter protected green turtles in their natural habitat. Explore vibrant coral reefs bursting with life and immerse yourself in the tranquil beauty of mangrove forests. Join us on this unforgettable journey as we combine cultural immersion, wildlife discovery, and island relaxation for an experience that will leave you enchanted and rejuvenated.
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Day 1Berau Arrival (D)
Upon arrival at Berau Airport, our guide will greet you and escort you to your hotel via car or minibus. Depending on your flight schedule, there may be an opportunity for a brief sightseeing excursion in town, allowing you to immerse yourself in the vibrant local culture
Day 2Jungle Trek, Berau (BLD)
Start your day with breakfast at the hotel before a one-hour car ride to Benua Baru Dayak Kayan village. Experience a traditional Dayak ceremony and admire vibrant Dayak arts influenced by Chinese and Vietnamese Dong Son cultures. Witness the unique tradition of women with long ears and tattoos, symbolizing Dayak culture's resilience. Then, travel for an hour to Merasa village along the Lesan River, where a two-hour motor-canoe cruise awaits. Enjoy the lush greenery and wildlife sightings, including otters and monkeys. Explore Pulau Bawan, Orangutan Island, and embark on a jungle trek to waterfalls, old Dayak graves, and limestone caves. Return to Merasa village by canoe in the late afternoon and continue by car for two hours to your hotel in Berau, enjoying lunch and dinner at local restaurants along the way.
Day 3Berau, Maratua (BLD)
Indulge in a delightful breakfast at the hotel before enjoying some leisure time at your own pace. Later, you'll be transferred to the Berau harbor for a scenic speedboat journey to Maratua Island. Upon arrival, check in at the resort and relish in the freedom to explore at your leisure. In the evening, savor a delicious dinner at the resort, soaking in the tranquil ambiance of this tropical paradise.
Day 4 - 6Maratua (BLD)
Enjoy a leisurely breakfast at the hotel, where you can take advantage of the possibility to relax on your terrace, overlooking the serene blue lagoon sea. Alternatively, indulge in a refreshing swim in the pool, snorkel the vibrant sea reefs in front of the resort, kayak in the nearby salt lake, or explore the mangrove forest and Bajau fishermen's villages by cycling around the island. Later, you'll be transferred to the Berau harbor for a scenic speedboat journey to Maratua Island. Upon arrival, check in at the resort and enjoy the rest of the day at your own pace. Conclude your day with a delightful dinner at the resort, surrounded by the tranquil beauty of Maratua Island.
Day 7Maratua, Sangalaki, Kakaban, Derawan (BLD)
After enjoying breakfast at the resort, the morning is yours to relax and explore at your leisure. Later, you'll be transferred to Sangalaki and Kakaban islands. Sangalaki is renowned for its vast Manta reef, offering the incredible opportunity to swim and snorkel alongside these majestic creatures. Additionally, the sea banks of Sangalaki are home to green turtles, adding to the allure of this uninhabited island. Kakaban island is famous for its mesmerizing jellyfish lake, nestled within a mangrove forest and offering stunning views. Underwater, you'll discover vibrant coral reefs, while Cave Point presents a unique experience with a 120-meter-long cave culminating in a breathtaking display of blue sea light. In the late afternoon, the journey continues to Derawan, where you'll enjoy dinner and spend the night at the resort.
Day 8Derawan, Berau (B)
After breakfast, we embark on a boat journey across the sea to Berau, where you'll catch your flight to your next destination.
025 Days Discover Mahakam River Cruise - Dayak Tribe And Wild Life
5 days

The Indonesian portion of Borneo, Kalimantan, is characterized by its stunning natural landscapes, including towering mountains, winding rivers, and lush jungles. It’s home to an incredible array of wildlife, including iconic species like orangutans, pygmy elephants, and proboscis monkeys. The island’s indigenous communities, such as the Dayak people, have inhabited Borneo for centuries, contributing to its cultural richness. Traditional longhouses, vibrant festivals, and intricate handicrafts showcase the heritage of these diverse ethnic groups. Borneo’s economy is heavily reliant on its natural resources, particularly timber, palm oil, and mining. However, conservation efforts are increasingly prioritized to protect its unique ecosystems and endangered species. For travelers, Borneo offers a wealth of adventure opportunities, from trekking through pristine rainforests and diving in vibrant coral reefs to experiencing authentic indigenous cultures. Whether exploring its wilderness or immersing oneself in its cultural tapestry, Borneo promises an unforgettable journey into the heart of Southeast Asia.
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Day 1Balikpapan, Samarinda, Mahakam River
When you have landed in Balikpapan airport, the guide will await you at the terminal, for a short meeting service and refreshing, before continue the journey by car or minibus to Samarinda, Loa Janan harbor, to board the houseboat as the mark to start the exciting experience of the Mahakam River Cruise upstream towards the Dayak tribe rain forest hinterland of Borneo. Overnight on houseboat.
Day 2Muara Muntai, Mancong, Tanjung Isuy, Muara Pahu
Short touring at Muara Muntai Wooden village, as the point for crossing Jempang Lake by motorized kayak to Mancong Dayak tribe longhouse settlement. During the canoe journey you could see untamed wildlife at Ohong creek like proboscis monkeys, macaque, leaf monkeys and lots of feathered jungle creatures. Harboring in Mancong village, YOU will be invited in the culture by a mystic ceremony of the Dayaq Benuaq tribe, at one of their Oldest Dayak Longhouse of East Kalimantan. in the afternoon, the trip continue by our kayak to Tanjung Isuy along the lake before sailing back to the houseboat which will cruise us upstream Mahakam River, while overnight on board.
Day 3Muara Pahu, Kedang Pahu River, Mount Bayan, Terbisak, Cruise Upstream Mahakam River (BLD)
The boat will arrive early morning at the Jungle village Muara Pahu, enjoy your breakfast on board to see the river life culture activities of the village people from the boat. The motorized canoe will pick us up for a captivating adventure trip at the Kedang Pahu River to Mount Bayan rain forest area, where You will visit Terbisak as a small Dayak longhouse settlement which is still habituated by around 100 Dayak individuals traditional living of hunt and dry rice field cultivation as a natural heritage. On the way back, you will spot the intriguing nature and untamed wildlife as otters, leaf monkeys, proboscis monkeys and lots of birds, before entering the delta of the Belowan river stream as a black water peat swamp land, with chances to detect the Irrawaddy fresh water dolphins. Board the houseboat to proceed further upstream while having your dinner and overnight on board.
Day 4Melak, Eheng, Ombau Asa (BLD)
Early morning Melak town will Show up at the river bank, as a small fascinating trade point between the deep interior and coastal line of Kalimantan. drive through the rain forest highlands to Eheng village where about 35 families of the Dayak Tunjung tribe live in an old longhouse. Continue by car passing beautiful slopes and jungle valleys to Kersik Luway National park, as a flora treasure of wild orchid and pitcher plant species, if you are lucky the black orchid can be seen. In the afternoon we visit Ombau Asa jungle waterfall, before we return to the houseboat for cruising downstream the Mahakam River towards the Kutai Sultanate capital Tenggarong.
Day 5Tenggarong, Balikpapan (BL)
Breakfast on board when the boat arrives at Tenggarong, as the center of an old Borneo sultanate. The statutes at the river banks are the historic culture signs of the amazing assortment of legacies, ceramics, and Dayak's craft, as part of the collection in the Palace of the Kingdom. The journey will continue downstream to Samarinda, before heading by car to Balikpapan airport where you can connect with your flight to your next destination.
035 Days Orang Utan Rehabilitation Centre - Mahakam River
5 days

The Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre and Mahakan River Cruise Tour offers a unique opportunity to witness the rehabilitation efforts of orangutans while also experiencing the vibrant life along the Mahakam River. During the tour, you’ll visit the orangutan rehabilitation center, where you can observe these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat and learn about the conservation efforts aimed at their rehabilitation and release. Additionally, you’ll embark on a scenic cruise along the Mahakam River, immersing yourself in the local culture and witnessing the daily life of the communities living along its banks. This part of the tour provides insights into the traditions, customs, and livelihoods of the local people, offering a rich cultural experience alongside the natural beauty of the river.
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Day 1Arrival Balikpapan – Samboja Lestari
Upon arrival at Balikpapan Sepinggang Airport , your guide will meet you transfer to Samboja Lestari's lodge. Once a depleted rainforest, it's now a thriving conservation site by the BOS Foundation. Explore nature trails, spot diverse wildlife, and engage in conservation activities alongside local staff. Enjoy the world's largest sun bear project and an orangutan rehabilitation center.
Day 2Samboja Lestari – Mahakam River adventure
Embark on a 2-hour journey to Loa Janan, nestled along the Mahakam River. Stay aboard on a unique houseboat Experience the river's transformation from a bustling urban waterway near Samarinda to a tranquil rural setting further inland. Witness daily life along the riverbanks, from fishing and laundry to encounters with floating toilets. Enjoy meals prepared by the houseboat cook as you immerse yourself in the Mahakam's rich tapestry of life.
Day 3Muara Muntai – Mancong – Muara Muntai
Embark on an exciting journey starting with a tour of Muara Muntai Wooden village. Then Continue cross Jempang Lake via motorized kayak to reach the Mancong Dayak tribe's longhouse settlement. Along Ohong creek, spot proboscis monkeys, macaques, leaf monkeys, and jungle birds. Explore Mancong village and experience Dayaq Benuaq tribe's culture, including a mystic ceremony in an ancient Dayak longhouse. Back to you boat and overnight.
Day 4Dayak Tribe Village
Start your day with a glimpse of Melak town along the river bank, a bustling trade hub connecting Kalimantan's interior and coast. Travel through the rainforest highlands to Eheng village, home to around 35 families of the Dayak Tunjung tribe residing in a historic longhouse. Then, by car through scenic slopes and jungle valleys to Kersik Luway National Park, renowned for its diverse orchid and pitcher plant species, including the rare black orchid if luck is on your side. A downstream cruise on the Mahakam River, heading towards Tenggarong, the historic capital of the Kutai Sultanate.
Day 5Dayak Tribe Village – Airport
After breakfast onboard as the boat docks in Tenggarong, a vibrant hub steeped in the history of an ancient Borneo sultanate. Explore the riverbanks adorned with statues and cultural artifacts, showcasing the rich tapestry of Borneo's heritage. Youur journey continues downstream to Loa Janan. Afterward, by car to Balikpapan airport for your onward destination.
047 Days Orang Utan - Dayak Culture-Longhouse Adventure
7 days

The Orangutan-Dayak Tribe-Longhouse Tour offers a captivating journey that combines the thrill of encountering orangutans in their natural habitat with the rich cultural immersion of the Dayak tribe and the unique experience of staying in a traditional Dayak longhouse. This Trip provides ample opportunities to witness the incredible wildlife of Borneo’s rainforests, including the iconic orangutans, along with other fascinating species that call the jungle home. Delve into the depths of the jungle on guided treks, where you’ll have the chance to observe these creatures up close in their natural environment. Additionally, the tour offers a cultural exploration of the Dayak tribe, providing insights into their traditional way of life, customs, and rituals. Experience the warmth of Dayak hospitality as you stay in a traditional longhouse, immersing yourself in their rich cultural heritage and forging meaningful connections with the local community. The Orangutan-Dayak Tribe-Longhouse Tour promises a truly unforgettable adventure, blending wildlife encounters, cultural discovery, and authentic experiences in the heart of Borneo’s natural and cultural wonders.
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Day 1Airport – Kumai – National Park –Houseboat
Upon your arrival at Pangkalan Bun Airport, you will be greeted by your guide for a direct transfer to Kumai. Upon arrival in Kumai, you will be swiftly transferred to the houseboat. Afterward, embark on a scenic boat ride down the Kumai River for about 15 minutes until reaching the Seikonyer River, the main river in Tanjung Puting National Park. Cruise upstream along the Seikonyer River, you will have the opportunity to admire the lush vegetation lining the riverbanks, including Nipa Palm, Pandanus, and various trees native to the region. Keep an eye out for the diverse wildlife that inhabits the area, such as birds, macaques, Proboscis monkeys, and orangutans. If time permits, you will visit the Tanjung Harapan area for an orangutan feeding session. Afterwards, return to the boat and continue upstream to observe and learn more about the fascinating Proboscis monkeys along the riverbanks. These endemic animals are unique to Borneo and offer a captivating sight. Dinner and overnight accommodation will be provided onboard the houseboat.
Day 2Houseboat – National Park – Houseboat
After breakfast, journey up the river to Pasalat Camp, where you'll embark on an 800-meter boardwalk hike. At Pasalat Camp, you'll have the unique opportunity to plant endemic fruit trees, contributing to the park's carbon offset program. This initiative not only helps to replenish areas affected by forest fires but also provides essential food sources for the park's wildlife. As these trees grow and undergo photosynthesis, they'll produce oxygen, effectively offsetting carbon emissions. Afterwards, return to the houseboat and continue your journey upstream to Camp Leakey, Upon arrival, you'll have the chance to visit the Information Center, where you can learn about the groundbreaking work of Dr. Birute Galdikas and her pioneering research on orangutans since 1971. The afternoon will be spent observing orangutan feeding sessions and exploring the surrounding forest. then boating down to Pondok Ambung, where, if time permits before dinner, you can embark on a two-hour trek to spot nocturnal animals such as tarsiers and tarantulas. Return to the houseboat for dinner and overnight stay.
Day 3Houseboat - National Park– Houseboat
After breakfast, cruising down the river to reach Pondok Tanggui, the second rehabilitation center for orangutans. Here, you'll have the opportunity to witness orangutan feeding. After enjoying the feeding session, return to the houseboat and continue your journey downstream to Tanjung Harapan village. In the afternoon, we'll explore the activities of the Malay settlement in Tanjung Harapan village and to witness the last orangutan feeding session of the day ,Back to the boat and cruise down to the enchanting Nipa Palm area to witness the mesmerizing spectacle of thousands of fireflies lighting up the night. Dinner and overnight.
Day 4Houseboat – Kumai – Lopus Dayak Village.
Early in the morning, after breakfast on board, embark on a direct transfer to Lopus Village by private car, a journey that takes approximately 5 hours. Upon our arrival at Lopus Village, sightseeing around the village, exploring its cultural and natural attractions. In the evening, after dinner, you'll be warmly welcomed by the Dayak Tomun with their Bagondang ceremony. This traditional ceremony offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in Dayak culture, where you may even join in the traditional dance.
Day 5Lopus Dayak Vilage - Trekking
After breakfast, drive up to Muhur Village, which serves as the starting point for our trekking adventure. The journey to Muhur Village will take approximately 1 hour from Lopus Village. Upon arrival, commence your trek into the forest, immersing yourselves in the pristine beauty of the oldest primary forest in Borneo. As you will trek deeper into the forest, you will encounter several small rivers flowing from the main forest. These rivers boast crystal-clear water, perfect for taking a refreshing dip or enjoying a soak. Upon reaching your camping spot for the night, Stay overnight.
Day 6Tent – Muhur – Kudangan – Pangkalan Bun – Hotel
After breakfast, embark on a trek to the waterfall, where you can enjoy swimming and basking in the natural beauty of the area. Spend quality time here until we return to the Muhur area, where your car is parked. Drive back to Kudangan and Pangkalan Bun, a journey of approximately 5 hours.
Day 7Hotel – Pangkalan Bun Airport (B)
After your breakfast at the hotel, you'll have free time to relax and explore at your leisure before we transfer you to the airport for your next destination.
055 Days Orang Utan - Dayak Tribe Experience
5 days

The Orangutan and Dayak Tribe Experience Tour offers a unique blend of nature and culture, providing an immersive journey through the lush landscapes of Borneo and the rich traditions of the Dayak people. Encounter the iconic orangutans in their natural habitat at Tanjung Puting National Park, witnessing their feeding sessions and learning about conservation efforts. Then, delve into the vibrant culture of the Dayak tribe, visiting villages like Lopus Village to witness traditional ceremonies such as the Bagondang ceremony. Explore the intricacies of Dayak life, from their unique customs to their traditional longhouses. This tour promises an unforgettable adventure, where you’ll not only connect with nature but also gain insight into the fascinating traditions of the Dayak people, creating lasting memories of Borneo’s beauty and cultural heritage.
A starting point, not a fixed plan. We can tailor this program to your interests and pace.
Your suggested itinerary
Day 1Airport – Kumai – National Park – Houseboat
Upon your arrival at Pangkalan Bun Airport, meeting service then direct transfer to Kumai harbor. You will head straight to the houseboat. Afterward, cruising down the Kumai River to reach the Seikonyer River, the main river in Tanjung Puting National Park. Along the way, You will enjoy scenic views of lush vegetation, including Nipa Palm and Pandanus trees, and have the chance to spot various wildlife such as birds, Macaques, Proboscis Monkeys, and Orangutans. If time allows, you will visit Tanjung Harapan for the Orangutan feeding session , afterwards continue boating up the river to observe and learn more about Proboscis Monkeys along the riverbanks. Overnight on boat.
Day 2Houseboat – National Park – Houseboat
After breakfast, boating up to Pondok Tanggui, the second orangutan rehabilitation center, to witness the orangutan feeding , Continue your journey up river to Camp Leakey, the park's highlight. Along the way, you will pass by the black river, teeming with wildlife such as birds, primates, fish, and crocodiles. Upon arrival at Camp Leakey, you'll have the opportunity to visit the Information Center and learn about the work of Dr. Birute Galdikas, who has been studying orangutans here since 1971. Then embark on a forest trek to witness orangutan feeding. After that boating down to the Nipa Palm area to marvel at thousands of fireflies. Overnight On boat.
Day 3Houseboat – Kumai – Lopus Dayak Village
Early in the morning, enjoy breakfast onboard before embark on a direct transfer to Lopus Village via private car, a journey of approximately 5 hours. Upon reaching Lopus Village, take some time to explore the village and enjoy a free program in the afternoon. In the evening, after dinner, you will be warmly welcomed by the Dayak Tomun with their Bagondang ceremony. You'll have the opportunity to participate in traditional dancing with the Dayak people while they serve rice wine. After the ceremony, return to the longhouse or local house for over night.
Day 4Lopus Dayak Village – Kudangan – Pangkalan Bun – Hotel
After breakfast, proceed by car to Kudangan Village for sightseeing, where you will have the chance to explore more longhouses. Afterward, drive back to Pangkalan Bun, a journey of approximately 5 hours, Upon arrival in Pangkalan Bun, directly to the hotel for check-in and overnight.
Day 5Hotel – Pangkalan Bun Airport
After breakfast at the hotel and have some free time at your leisure before you will be transferred to the airport for your onward journey.
064 Days Orang Utan Experience
4 days

The Experience Orangutan Tour program is meticulously designed to provide ample opportunities for immersing yourself in the natural world of orangutans and the lush jungle environment they call home. Throughout the tour, you’ll have abundant chances to witness the captivating behavior of orangutans in their natural habitat, offering unforgettable moments of connection with these remarkable creatures. Moreover, this program is crafted to facilitate exploration of the jungle, allowing you to delve deep into the pristine wilderness on guided treks. As you navigate through the dense foliage and diverse landscapes, you’ll encounter the sights and sounds of the jungle, offering a profound appreciation for its rich biodiversity and untamed beauty. With a focus on providing a truly immersive and enriching experience, the Longer Experience Orangutan Tour promises unforgettable encounters with orangutans and unforgettable adventures in the heart of the jungle.
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Day 1Airport - Kumai - National Park - Houseboat
Upon arrival at Pangkalan Bun airport, your guide will meet you and escort you to Kumai. Embark on a picturesque 15-minute boat ride across the Kumai River, then journey upstream for about 2 hours to reach the National Park.. In the afternoon, explore the Proboscis monkeys' habitat. Overnight stay onboard, surrounded by the tranquility of the river.
Day 2Houseboat – National Park – Houseboat
After breakfast, Cruising up the river to Pasalat Camp. Here, you'll embark on an 800-meter boardwalk hike, with a 200-meter ground walk, participating in our carbon offset program by planting endemic fruit trees for orangutans. This initiative aids in reforesting ex-fire areas, crucial for the park's ecosystem. Then heading straight to Camp Leakey. Visiting the Information Center to delve into Dr. Birute Galdikas's pioneering work with orangutans since 1971. Then trek into the forest to witness orangutan feeding. Back to your boat and navigate to Pondok Ambung. If time allows before dinner, embark on a 2-hour trek to spot nocturnal creatures like Tarsiers and tarantulas. Return to the houseboat for dinner and overnight stay.
Day 3Houseboat - National Park
After breakfast, boating down to Pondok Tanggui, the second orangutan rehabilitation center. Witness the orangutan feeding then continue downstream to Tanjung Harapan village, where you'll observe the activities of the local Malayans in the afternoon. Afterward, cross to Tanjung Harapan Camp for the last orangutan feeding session at, Back to your boat and cruise down to the Nipa Palm area to witness the mesmerizing sight of thousands of fireflies. Overnight stay onboard, surrounded by the enchanting glow of the forest.
Day 4Houseboat – Kumai – Airport (B)
After breakfast, boating down to Kumai and then transfer you to Pangkalan Bun Airport for your onward journey.
073 Days Orang Utan Experience
3 days

The Orangutan Experience Tour offers an unparalleled opportunity to witness the fascinating lives of orangutans in their natural habitat, alongside the diverse wildlife of Borneo’s rainforests. Traverse through the pristine landscapes of Tanjung Puting National Park, where you’ll encounter these magnificent creatures up close during feeding sessions and observation walks. Immerse yourself in the rich biodiversity of the rainforest as you navigate the winding rivers and lush vegetation, spotting a myriad of wild animals such as proboscis monkeys, macaques, and a variety of bird species. This tour provides an authentic and unforgettable wildlife experience, allowing you to connect with nature and gain a deeper understanding of the importance of orangutan conservation efforts.
A starting point, not a fixed plan. We can tailor this program to your interests and pace.
Your suggested itinerary
Day 1Airport – Kumai – National Park – Houseboat
Arriving at Pangkalan Bun airport, your tour guide will greet you and take you directly to Kumai. From there, on board cross the Kumai River, reaching the Sekonyer River in just 15 minutes. You will cruise upstream, arriving at the National Park. In the afternoon, you will embark to observe the unique Proboscis monkeys along the riverbanks. These monkeys are exclusive to Borneo. Afterward,overnight stay on the boat.
Day 2Houseboat – National Park – Houseboat
After breakfast, boating up to Pondok Tanggui, the second orangutan rehabilitation center. you will witness the captivating orangutan feeding session. Afterwards return to the houseboat and continue to Camp Leakey, the park's highlight. Along the way, you will pass by the wildlife-rich black river, home to various birds, primates, fish, and crocodiles. Upon reaching Camp Leakey, visit the Information Center to learn about Dr. Birute Galdikas' work studying orangutans since 1971. In the Afternoon, trekking into the forest to witness orangutan feeding. Back to the boat and cruise down to the Nipa Palm area to witness thousands of fireflies. overnight stay on the houseboat.
Day 3Houseboat – Kumai – Airport (B)
Enjoy breakfast onboard the boat at Tanjung Harapan. Afterward, begin your journey down the river back to Kumai. Directly transfer to Pangkalan Bun airport for your onward destination.

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