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In the depths of the tropical forests of Kalimantan, there exists a traditional weapon called the Mandau, also known as Parang Ilang. It endures as a symbol of courage and the cultural heritage of the Dayak people. More than merely a sharp instrument, the Mandau, with its keen, curved blade and intricately carved wooden sheath, is regarded as a “weapon that moves the heart,” reflecting the profound emotions, spirituality, and ethnic identity of the island’s indigenous communities. In this modern era, where tradition encounters globalization, the Mandau stands not only .... [read more].
CULTURE
Central Kalimantan is widely known for its vast forests and extensive river networks. However, beyond its natural wealth, the region also possesses a strong cultural heritage ...[read more]
Before modern skincare products filled store shelves, many Dayak women were already caring for their skin with a traditional treatment known as ...[read more]
Giring-Giring is a traditional dance originating from Central Kalimantan that represents the cultural identity of the Dayak Ma’anyan people. The dance symbolizes joy and gratitude for ...[read more]
If Central Kalimantan had an architectural icon, it would be the Rumah Betang, the traditional longhouse of the Dayak people. Stretched out like a wooden giant ...[read more]
Among the many cultural gems of Central Kalimantan, the Mandau Dance stands out as a dazzling performance of strength, tradition, and artistry...[read more]
Deep in the heart of Central Kalimantan, the Dayak Ngaju people uphold one of their most profound traditions: Tiwah, the Hindu Kaharingan funeral ceremony. More than just a rite of pas...[read more]
Talawang, also known in some regions as telawang, is the traditional shield of the Dayak people, particularly in Central Kalimantan...[read more]
On the Trans Kalimantan route from Kasongan to Palangka Raya, approximately 9 kilometers from Kasongan, lies a well-known tourist attraction among locals called Bukit Batu. ...[read more]
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ENGLISH LANGUAGE EDUCATION PROGRAM
FKIP UNIVERSITAS PALANGKA RAYA
ENGLISH LANGUAGE EDUCATION PROGRAM
FKIP UNIVERSITAS PALANGKA RAYA
English Langguage Education Program operates under the Faculty of Teacher Training and Education at Universitas Palangka Raya. The program produces graduates who earn the degree of Sarjana Pendidikan (S.Pd.) and are competent in English language teaching and practice in accordance with current developments in education and technology. The curriculum is designed based on the principles of Outcome-Based Education (OBE) and implements the Merdeka Belajar Kampus Merdeka policy, allowing students to learn according to their interests and potential.
In 2025, the study program achieved an “Unggul” (Excellent) accreditation from LAMDIK, valid until 2030, based on Decree Number 790/SK/LAMDIK/Ak/S/VI/2025.
CULINARY
Kelakai is a wild fern that grows naturally in peat bogs, freshwater areas, and scrub forests across Kalimantan. For generations, this plant has been part of the daily lives of local communities, especially...[read more]
When it comes to culinary adventures in Central Kalimantan, few dishes are as unique and unforgettable as Juhu Tempoyak. Beloved by the Dayak community, this traditional delicacy...[read more]
TRAVEL
Imagine a river tinted reddish-brown, like a cup of steeped tea, winding quietly through tropical forest while a cool breeze drifts across the water’s surface. This is Danum Bahandang, a natural ...[read more]
While Switzerland is known for the scenic beauty of the Aar River, Central Kalimantan offers a destination just as captivating in its own way: Air Hitam Kereng Bangkirai...[read more]
On the outskirts of Palangkaraya City, specifically in the Kereng Bangkirai area, lies a gateway to a world that feels more tranquil and ancient. From a simple wooden pier, the journey to Sebangau National...[read more]
Just a short 30-minute drive from downtown Palangka Raya lies one of Central Kalimantan’s most captivating destinations: Nyaru Menteng. This eco-park offers a rare opportunity to experience ...[read more]
Back in the 14th century, Katingan was part of the Majapahit Kingdom’s territory, as mentioned in the Kakawin Nagarakretagama, written in 1365. The Katingan River took its name from the region upstream, ...[read more]
Tucked away in the heart of Central Kalimantan’s Katingan Regency, Dusun Betung is a destination waiting to be discovered. Surrounded by the tropical wilderness of Borneo, this charming village offers more than just scenic...[read more]
If you’re seeking a unique adventure off the beaten path, head south to Katingan Kuala in Central Kalimantan. Just off the coast of Pegatan—the district’s capital...[read more]
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