East Kalimantan is a province with strategic importance and rich cultural diversity. Home to various ethnic groups such as the Dayak, Kutai, and Bugis, this region embodies harmony in diversity. Its natural wonders range from dense rainforests and majestic mountains to stunning coastlines. As the future location of Indonesia’s new capital city, East Kalimantan also holds national significance. In this category, helloindonesia.id invites you to discover stories, traditions, and natural beauty that reflect the identity of East Kalimantan and its people.
Helloindonesia.id - This one musical instrument is usually used to accompany Malay music. This small drum which has two sides…
Helloindonesia - Chopsticks have been known as one of the traditional weapons that are often used by the Dayak tribe…
Helloindonesia.id - The Derawan Islands are a group of islands located in Berau Regency, East Kalimantan. The Derawan Islands have…
Helloindonesia.id - On the opening night of Erau, at the palace of the Kutai Sultanate, he maintains a special banquet…
Helloindonesia.id - The seventh day is the peak day of the festivities of the Erau Festival. On this day, there…
Helloindonesia.id - Like other areas in the archipelago, the people of Kutai have a special dish for dining in the…
Helloindonesia.id - At the same time as the Keraton entourage that escorted Naga Bini and Naga Laki to Kutai Lama,…
Helloindonesia.id - Unlike the previous nights, the atmosphere of the seventh night of the Erau Festival was more lively. On…
In many regions of Java, serabi is a beloved traditional snack often found in local markets. However, in East Kalimantan,…
Helloindonesia.id - The people of Kutai are still strong in maintaining the preservation of their traditional games. Amid the siege…