Tour Code : ITCB/004
Tour Price : Contact Us
Grade : Easy
Tour Program
Day. 01 Airport – Kumai – Proboscis Tour – Rimba Lodge.
On arrival at Pangkalan Bun airport, meeting service then transfer to Kumai, seaport and the gate to reach National Park. Onboard, crossing Kumai river in approximately 15 minutes to reach Seikonyer river, the min river in National Park. Lunch will be served on boat by our own cook. We are riding on the boat about 2 hours to reach Rimba Lodge where you stay overnight for. Check in at the lodge, enjoy the view surrounding. At 16.30 we continue our tour to observe Proboscis monkeys along the riverbanks. Proboscis monkeys are being the endemic animal that can be seen only in Borneo. Get back to the lodge for having dinner and overnight (L, D).
Day 02. Rimba Lodge – Pondok Tanggui – Camp Leakey – Rimba lodge.
After break fast, proceed upstream in to Pondok Tanggui the second rehabilitation center where we can enjoy many babies and juveniles at feeding area around 09.00 AM, taking pictures while having the information from your guide about them. We continue our tour to reach the highlight of National Park, Camp Leakey area. It will pass the black river which is full of wildlife within such as many kind of birds, primates, fish, also crocodiles. Arriving at Camp Leakey, we have hiking track into the forest to gain information of the heterogen forest wildlife while observing some wild animal as well. At 12.00 back to the boat for having lunch which will be served by our own cook which special various food. We continue our tour by following orangutan feeding program which is being held at 14.00, bringing milk and fruits, feeders will lead us to the state platform. We will enjoy the situation till 16.00 back to the boat then return down stream to Rimba Lodge to overnight and having dinner. (B,L,D).
Day 03. Rimba Lodge – Kumai – Airport
Morning breakfast at the lodge, then boating down the river back to Kumai. Direct transfer to Pangkalan Bun airport for your next destination. (B)
About the City?
Palangkaraya City
Explore the enchanting city of Palangkaraya, a hidden gem in Central Kalimantan, Indonesia. This vibrant city offers a unique blend of cultural heritage and natural beauty, making it an ideal destination for adventurous travelers. Immerse yourself in the rich traditions of the Dayak people, visiting local villages to witness their traditional dances, crafts, and rituals.
Nature enthusiasts will be captivated by the lush rainforests surrounding Palangkaraya, home to a diverse array of wildlife. Embark on a scenic river cruise along the Kahayan River, where you can observe orangutans in their natural habitat on Kaja Island. The journey offers stunning views of the dense jungle and the chance to spot other exotic animals.
Palangkaraya is also known for its warm hospitality and delicious local cuisine. Indulge in traditional Dayak dishes at local restaurants, and enjoy the welcoming atmosphere of this charming city. Whether you’re exploring the vibrant markets, relaxing by the river, or engaging with the local community, Palangkaraya promises an unforgettable experience filled with adventure and cultural discovery.
What’s the Favorites destination?
Palangkaraya, the capital city of Central Kalimantan, offers a variety of captivating destinations for visitors. Some of the favorite destinations in and around Palangkaraya include:
- Kaja Island: Known for its orangutan rehabilitation center, this island offers visitors the chance to observe orangutans in their natural habitat.
- Kahayan River: A scenic river ideal for boat cruises, providing stunning views of the surrounding rainforest and wildlife.
- Tanjung Puting National Park: Although a bit of a journey from Palangkaraya, this park is a must-visit for its incredible biodiversity, including the famous Camp Leakey orangutan sanctuary.
- Bukit Batu: A natural rock formation offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. It’s a great spot for hiking and nature photography.
- Sabrang Rawut Waterfall: A beautiful waterfall located in the heart of the rainforest, perfect for a refreshing dip and a picnic.
- Balanga Museum: This museum provides insights into the culture and history of the Dayak people, showcasing traditional artifacts, costumes, and exhibits.
- Rungan Sari Resort and Orangutan Center: A relaxing resort that also offers opportunities to learn about and see orangutans up close.
- Arboretum Nyaru Menteng: A conservation area and education center dedicated to orangutan rehabilitation, where visitors can learn about conservation efforts and see rescued orangutans.
- Kereng Bangkirai: A lakeside area offering recreational activities such as paddle boating, fishing, and enjoying local food at nearby stalls.
- Dayak Villages: Visits to traditional Dayak villages like Sei Gohong, where tourists can experience Dayak culture, traditional longhouses, and dances.
These destinations offer a mix of cultural immersion, wildlife observation, and natural beauty, making Palangkaraya a fascinating place to visit.
How to get here?
By Plane
Flights to Palangkaraya:
Airlines: Several airlines operate flights to Palangkaraya, including Garuda Indonesia, Lion Air, Citilink, and Batik Air.
Tjilik Riwut Airport (PKY): The main airport serving Palangkaraya, with regular flights from major Indonesian cities such as Jakarta, Surabaya, and Balikpapan.
From the Airport to the City Center:
Taxis are readily available at Tjilik Riwut Airport. The ride to the city center takes about 15-20 minutes. Ride-Hailing Services: Apps like Grab and Gojek operate in Palangkaraya and can be used to book rides from the airport to your destination.
By Land
Bus: There are long-distance bus services from various cities in Kalimantan to Palangkaraya. This option is more time-consuming but offers a scenic view of the region.
Private Car or Taxi: Renting a car or hiring a taxi for a long-distance trip can be a convenient option for those traveling from nearby regions.
By River
Boat: For a more adventurous journey, you can travel by boat along the Kahayan River, which connects various towns and villages in Central Kalimantan. However, this mode of transport is less common for reaching Palangkaraya directly and is more suited for exploring the area once you’re there.
Travel Tips:
- Plan Ahead: Book your flights and accommodation in advance, especially during peak travel seasons.
- Local Transportation: Once in Palangkaraya, you can use taxis, ride-hailing services, or rent a motorbike or car to explore the city and its surroundings.
- Language: While some locals may speak basic English, it can be helpful to know a few phrases in Bahasa Indonesia or have a translation app handy.
