The rivers in East Kalimantan are suitable for adventure tours that challenge you

Ali Taufik

Selasa, 16 Februari 2021

East Kalimantan is also rich in forest products, natural products, and also of course its rivers, which are characteristic of the Island of Kalimantan, where the land is a lot of swampy swamps and peat soils, and this is of course a habitat for various wild animals / wildlife. kinds and of course with their respective characteristics.

These rivers are suitable for those who like adventure tourism because it is very challenging to navigate and explore.

Here we just provide a glimpse of information about the state of rivers in Kalimantan, especially our own area, namely East Kalimantan, which is promoting the non-oil and gas sector, for example in the outdoor tourism sector, so you need to know at a glance about the state of the rivers is in East Kalimantan, which is considered a tourism potential, with its natural beauty and uniqueness.

This is the name of the river and its length, for example, for the region:

Mahakam River adventure tour

(a). For the Bulungan area:
-The Kayan River is about 576 km
-The Bahau River is about 322 km
-The Sembakung River is about 278 km
-The Sesayap River is about 278 km .
-The Malinau River is about 231 km
-Sebuku River 115 km.
(b) For the Kutai region:
-The Mahakam River is about 920 km . (The longest river in East Kalimantan)
-The Kedang Telen / Kedang river head is about 316 km long.
-Rantau River is about 132 km .
-The Pahu River is about 144 km
(c) For the Paser region:
-The Kandilo River is about 191 km
-The Sand River is about 221 km
(d) For the Berau region:
-The Segah River is about 162 km
-The Berau River is about 202 km
-The Kelay River is about 154 km

That is a glimpse of information about the length of rivers in East Kalimantan, of course, there may be differences with other measurements, but not too much difference, and usually rivers are measured only to the extent that can be navigated / traced either by boat or boat. , for example in measuring water when the tide rises, so that the measurement will be able to reach the farthest upstream of the river, which can be reached.
Thus and hopefully there are benefits