Palangka Raya

Boulders and rock domes offering incredible views of surrounding area. Site of legend where a person named Kiling was cursed and turned to stone for marrying his mom (Bawi Kuwu). There are also Pura or Hindu shrines Pasah Patahu (areas where donations to gods can be left) and yellow flags left by Dayaknese to symbolize the spiritual nature of the place.

Basically a swimming hole with black-tea colored tannic water and lots of local people splashing around.

One of the icon of Palangka Raya. The bridge connects to Palangka Raya and the other regencies in Central Kalimantan.

Boardwalk over an oxbox-type lake and mangrove area (wear long clothes if you don't want to become a mosquito feast).

Tourist village along the Kahayan River with restaurants and rather sad caged animals like monkeys and crocodiles along a boardwalk. Can try some grilled fish here.

The place where we can look around the ancient goods from Central Kalimantan, such as traditional weapons, traditional musical instruments, urns in which enemy heads were placed, and so forth.

A 30 minute hiking trail providing a scenic overlook of the Kahayan River and Palangka Raya City from the summit, which is also a sacred place for the Dayaknese. Unfortunately besides seeing deer, you're almost guaranteed to encounter mosquitoes and rubbish.

Memorial where the tomb of the Ngabe Soekah, the first tribal chief in the village, is located.