Alex Afdhal, a professional, experienced tourist guide since 1994. I am base in Borneo’s Western Port city of Pontianak, Indonesia. I specialize in organizing and leading guided tours throughout the wilds of Borneo Island Indonesian. I offer first hand access to both pristine jungle wilderness and numerous indigenous villages in Kalimantan, Borneo, Indonesian and other islands of Indonesia. Lacking a large tourist infrastructure, Kalimantan gives visitors the rare opportunity to experience both nature and local communities at their own pace, with their own schedule and on their own budget.

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For those seeking wildlife; Kalimantan’s raw wilderness offers numerous possibilities. The first of all protected orangutan sanctuaries and large swaths of virgin rain-forests teaming with life, Indonesian Borneo is a nature enthusiast’s paradise.

Those interested in cultural matters, Kalimantan affords the opportunity to visit traditional communities rarely visited by the outside world. This alone separates Kalimantan from other travel destinations, including even the Malaysian side of the same island! Treks into the heartland allow visitors to experience the culture of local life and customs of its inhabitants in a manner not found anywhere else on earth.

With an island wide network of local connections I am able to custom tailor tours for his travel companions. The tours can range from simple overnight visits to a traditional Dayak Longhouse, up to multi day treks through virgin rain forest, fully cross coast to coast adventure crossing the Borneo Island

Best regards,

Alex Afdhal

PS.:Feel free to contact at +62 561 7004449/+62 812 5768066 (mobile) or email at: alexafdhal@yahoo.com

Office: Jl. Imam Bonjo, Jl. Tanjung Harapan, Gg. H. D. Usman. No. 46 Pontianak, 78124, on Google Earth: Latitude -0.046855°, Longitude 109.350436°

Consult also: “Lonely Planet Indonesia the 7th edition 2003, p. 673, the 8th edition 2006, p. 610, and the Lonely Planet Borneo edition 2007, p. 237.” The Rough Guide to Southeast Asia on a budget, 1st edition, Nov., 2008, p.373/4 www.linkedin.com/e/vgh/2465682/eml-grp-sub/