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Tanjung Puting National Park Isrecognized Ashome to the Endangered Species, Orangutans Photo courtesy by Fatris MF JOURNEY TO THE WORLD’S CAPITAL OF capital of Orangutans | 1 Journey to the world’s ORANGUTANS Welcome to TANJUNG PUTING Tanjung Puting National Park, the world famous natural treasure is located in the district of Kotawaringin Barat, Kalimantan Tengah, Indonesia. This national park has been chosen as World’s Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO since 1977. Today Tanjung Puting National Park is recognized as home to the endangered species, orangutans. Due to the destructive activities of humans, the wild population has decreased more than 50% in the past decade. Estimates of the current population are less than 60.000 with approximately 7.300 in Sumatra and in Kalimantan for the rest. The number of national and overseas visitors to Tanjung Puting National Park has increased every year. The growth encourages people of Kalimantan Tengah to continue developing other exciting spots for tourism destinations. Find delights in the amazing Kalimantan through superlative natural beauty, diversity of species and habitats, history, art and cultural attractions as well as indigenous local food. Welcome to heavenly Tanjung Puting, the land of real adventure. 2 | Journey to the world’s capital of Orangutans 2 | Journey to the world’s CONTENTS 2 4 6 WELCOME HOW TO GET THERE SAMPLE OF ITINERARY 10 30 32 PLACE TO GO MEET THE PEOPLE FUN FACTS 10 Kotawaringin Barat 32 Local Heritage 13 Kotawaringin Lama 34 Babukung 14 Tanjung Puting National Park 37 Culinary Delight 16 Camp Leakey 38 Traditional Snacks 22 Tanjung Keluang 39 Local Fruits 24 Lamandau 40 Arts & Craft 28 Seruyan 41 Authentic Weapons 42 45 BUSINESS LIST TRAVEL TIPS Publisher www.visittanjungputing.com FTKP Tanjung Puting with support from Swisscontact and visittanjungputing SECO (State Secretariat for Economic Affairs) of the Swiss capital of Orangutans | 3 Journey to the world’s Tanjung_Puting Confederation. No part of this publication may be copied or reproduced in any form by any means. visittanjungputing Photography SCAN TO SCAN TO CHECK Swisscontact WISATA, Arief Kemal, Andreansyah, Dwi DOWNLOAD OUR OFFICIAL OUR APP MERCHANDISES Setijo Widodo, Fatris MF, Siswanto (TWA Tanjung Keluang) Arif Nugroho, Nasrudin Ansori, Rijal Fahmi (catperku.com) @mario_photoworks @mytrip_magazine Inquiry For more information about Tanjung Puting Design Destination & advertising placement, please FTKP (Forum Tata Kelola Pariwisata) Tanjung Puting contact FTKP Tanjung Puting at info@ supported by Swisscontact WISATA visittanjungputing.com HOW TO GET THERE BY AIR Iskandar Airport in Pangkalan Bun is the gateway to reach Tanjung Puting Destination. There are daily flights (around 50-60 minutes) from Jakarta, Surabaya and Semarang to Pangkalan Bun served by three airlines, i.e. Garuda Indonesia, NAM Air (subsidiary of Sriwijaya Air) and Trigana Air. www.garuda-indonesia.com | www.sriwijayaair.co.id | www.trigana-air.com BY SEA You also can choose to take a PELNI (national ship passenger service) boat from Tanjung Emas Port in Semarang (about 12-18 hours) or PT. Dharma Lautan Utama (private cargo and passenger) boat from Tanjung Perak Port in Surabaya to Kumai Port in Pangkalan Bun. For updated information and ticket reservation, visit the website: www.pelni.co.id and https://tiket.dlu.co.id/ BY LAND If you plan to travel across Borneo, you can take a bus from Palangkaraya, the capital of Central Borneo (8-10 hours) to Pangkalan Bun. There are 2 main buses you might choose: Yessoe (www.yessoetravel. com) or Logos. CAR & MOTORBIKE RENTAL Alternative transportation you may choose is renting a car or motorbike. A rental car is usually provided with experienced driver. A motorbike is a good option if you are solo traveler. It can be rented in the hotel you stay in the city and/or contact your tour operator. Do not forget to ask a good helmet and bring an international driving license with you Aceh Kalimantan Utara Sumatra Utara Singapore Gorontalo Sulawesi Kalimantan Utara Maluku Riau Timur Utara Kalimantan Barat Sumatra Kalimantan Sulawesi Barat Bangka Tengah Tengah Papua Jambi Belitung Iskandar Airport Barat Pangkalanbun Sulawesi Barat Kalimantan Sumatra Maluku Selatan Selatan Bengkulu Sulawesi Papua Tenggara Sulawesi Lampung Selatan Jakarta Makassar Jawa Semarang Barat Jawa Tengah Surabaya Jawa Nusa Tenggara Nusa Tenggara Jogjakarta Timur Lombok Barat Timur 4 | Journey to the world’s capital of Orangutans 4 | Journey to the world’s Bali INDONESIA KALIMANTAN Emerald of The Equator TENGAH The Borneo Heritage Indonesia is the largest archipelago in the world that comprises of more than Kalimantan Tengah is populated by the 13.466 islands stretching along from west to east for 5.120km. At fourth biggest Dayaks, the indigenous inhabitants of rank of population of the world, Indonesia consists of 300 ethnic groups with Borneo. Orangutans are still endemic 540 different languages. Its five main islands are Sumatra, Java, Kalimantan, animals in Kalimantan Tengah, Sulawesi and Papua. Kalimantan Tengah is one of five provinces in Kalimantan especially in Tanjung Puting National with Palangkaraya as its provincial capital. In the diversity of ethnic groups and Park, which is dominated by all kind of languages, Indonesian society lives in harmony with the national motto Bhinneka natural tropical vegetation. Tunggal Ika which means unity in diversity. SCHWANER MOUNTAINS Bukit Raya Conservation Rantaupanjang Journey to the world’s capital of Orangutans | 5 Journey to the world’s Kudangan Riam Tapin Bini Kasongan Tangkiling PALANGKARAYA SAMPIT Sukamara Pulang Pisau Kumai Ketapang Kuala Jelai Samuda KUALA KAPUAS Kubu Beach Kuala Pembuang SAMPLE OF ITINERARY Experience the authentic living in Tanjung Puting destination 5DAYS 4NIGHTS 6 | Journey to the world’s capital of Orangutans 6 | Journey to the world’s Enjoy the quietude when cruising the Sekonyer river DAY 1: PANGKALAN BUN DAY 2 : PONDOK TANGGUI (the Dayaknese weapon) and Takin or – KUMAI – TANJUNG - CAMP LEAKEY Kampit (bamboo/rattan weaving) and bring it home as a unique souvenirs. HARAPAN CAMP Towards nightfall, a special welcoming Upon arrival in Pangkalan Bun you’ll After breakfast, you will visit Pondok ritual will be held. You will get a transfer to Kumai Port to get on board Tanggui, Orangutan feeding station, at charm bracelet (ikat tongang) and the the Kelotok. Cruising along Sekonyer 09.00 in the morning. Next destination Bagondang dance will be performed. River, you’ll see the estuarine habitat is Camp Leakey, the legendary This is a unique ritual with people with unique mangrove forest. Your first Orangutan Rehabilitation Camp built dance and drink tuak, the traditional stop is Tanjung by Prof. Birute MF Galdikas in early rice wine. Harapan Camp to watch Orangutan 1971. Boating a side creek through at feeding station at 15.00 o’clock. tea-colored water where you will DAY 4: LOPUS VILLAGE – Then cruising down the stream to see the magnificent reflection of the TREKKING – PANGKALAN watch group of Proboscis monkeys, vegetation along the river. After lunch the endemic primate in Borneo, Long- and departing from Camp Leakey, BUN tailed Macaque, Red Leaf Monkey, you can spend the rest of the day hiking Silver Langur or bird life along the through the Bornean rain forest, then After breakfast, cruise along the riverside. In the evening, experience enjoying Orangutan feeding time at Delang River on an inflatable boat or the night trekking to see the nocturnal 14.00 pm. Enjoy your rest by sleeping a bamboo raft. Witness the magnificent wildlife. overnight on Kelotok beneath a million lush of rainforest while passing through of sparkling fireflies. thrilling cascading currents. Stop for a cold, refreshing dip in the crystal clear water and enjoy the tranquility of the DAY 3 : NYPA HABITAT nature. Do not forget to experience - KUMAI – PANGKALAN fishing like a local. The locals will provide simple authentic food for lunch BUN – LOPUS VILLAGE IN on the way to virgin rainforest trekking. LAMANDAU You may choose the trekking duration capital of Orangutans | 7 Journey to the world’s and level of difficulties. After packing luggage, you will go back to Pangkalan While enjoying breakfast on Kelotok, Bun by car. Upon arrival at the city, you you’ll be transferred to Pangkalan will transfer to hotel. Free program at Bun and directly depart to Lopus in your own leisure (check our city tour Lamandau. The Dayak Tomun will itinerary) and stay overnight at hotel in welcome you with Garung Pantan Pangkalan Bun. ceremony followed with visiting “Rumah Betang (long house)” - the traditional house of Dayak Tomun DAY 5: PANGKALAN BUN and “Sandung,” a place where the HOTEL - AIRPORT bones of the deceased stored. You are also invited to experience the making After breakfast, you will transfer to of Kapua’ (tree bark cloth), mandau Iskandar airport. SAMPLE OF ITINERARY Close Encounter with Orangutans in Tanjung Puting National Park 4DAYS 3NIGHTS Baby orangutan in Camp Leakey 8 | Journey to the world’s capital of Orangutans 8 | Journey to the world’s For the first eight years of young Orangutan life, the mother will accompany constantly. DAY 1: PANGKALAN surprise by the appearances of the semi- BUN - KUMAI - TANJUNG wild Orangutan on your arrival. There is a large population of Orangutans in HARAPAN Camp Leakey as permanent residents where you can witness firsthand the Upon arrival at Pangkalan Bun Airport biodiversity of Borneo tropical rain the tour guide will take you to Kumai forest. Supplementary feeding for the where you will embark on a Kelotok Orangutans starts at 2pm. (boat). A captain and a cook will come along the journey as part of the onboard services. Your Kelotok will stop at the first rehabilitation center for Orangutan at Tanjung Harapan. The feeding time DAY 3: PESALAT - KUMAI - is at 3pm. As the Kelotok cruise along, PANGKALAN BUN TOUR you can witness the monkeys’ presence along the riverside. The lodge near the Enjoy your fresh breakfast before river is worth considering as a place to heading to Camp Pesalat to see the stay overnight in the forest.
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