The Forbidden forests of the Dayak, Borneo, Indonesia

Deep in the remaining old growth forests of Borneo, the Setulang Dayak village guards its forest with deep commitment. To date, the village's traditional law of Tana Olen (forbidden forest), withstands increasing pressure from encroaching logging industries. Now as rapid development rolls in, the village is trying to secure sustainable and forest-friendly future, including a eco-tourism venture and carbon credits.
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[@romanusagiyanto7433]

I'm dayak kanayatn in west borneo.. Appreciate this video and society at setulang. Semoga semua masyarakat adat di Kalimantan bisa menjaga hutan dan ekosistemnya. Jangan biarkan tanah kita rusak oleh sawit dan tambang. Tergiur uang sekarang membuat kita miskin kemudian.

[@mamlukesheritage2012]

Romanus Agiyanto Tanah kalian sangat kaya, semoga anak cucu kalian bisa mewarisi adat kalian yg luhur

[@echanchuk]

Nice to see the lifestyle of my own people in the other side of Borneo Island. Am a Kenyah from Baram Sarawak of the Badeng/Jamok tribe. Perfectly understands what Bro Kule Adjang says in the video. And am really please to see the old Kenyah lifestyle is still preserved, yet I am impress with Bro Kule's knowledge on the effect of preserving the forest. Way to go senganak(Bro) Kule.....

[@wikieriaja2606]

I'm Dayak, Dayak Is not dead ! Oko Dayak SImpank kualant, Ketapang, Kalimantan barat,Indonesia !!!!!

[@ignasiusnaonggabriel9666]

Terus jagalah hutan kita, saya senang masih ada yang sungguh merawat dan menjaganya, hutan akan memberikan kehidupan kepada kita dan makhluk hidup lainnya, dari hutan kita bisa menemukan pelajaran hidup dalam keharmonisan dan saling ketergantungan yang harmonis. Mari jaga hutan kita, darah dan hidup kita.

[@tomdapliyan3290]

Keep it up fellow austronesians, greetings from the high land mountains North Philippines

[@kobiosama]

Dayak from indo and sarawak is not that much differ theyre just separated by invisible line of immigration

[@haryogim.1354]

So many different dayak language. Im speak ngaju language. If this video dont have subtitle i dont understand what its talk about. Very nice video.

[@howl262]

For those who thinks, Borneo is in Malaysia. "The island Kalimantan/Borneo is divided among three countries: Malaysia and Brunei in the north, and Indonesia to the south. Approximately 73% of the island is Indonesian territory.

[@AsvaldoAyus9419]

borneo is borneo.. not malay or indon

[@howl262]

Well, Borneo is an island, not an ethnic or a language (Malay), definitely not an offensive term (Indon).

[@dsarvia]

they know the importance of the forest and they are questioning what they hear it shows how important local knowledge is and should be acknowledge by all of us

[@anyanlenyoq3175]

Thanks for the video,I like that.I hope Kenyah Dayak in Kutai Barat can save this tradition forest management.The Management same with Benuaq Dayak in Kutai Barat.Save ours forest for next generation on earth

[@kzhimo1127]

We Nagas from india use hornbill feather as our traditional,we cook rice in bamboo..... we have so many things in common !!

[@840818hezekiah]

thanks for posting this video!

[@gelloarguello562]

there is a lot of dayak with different languages, different skin color, different eyes shape

[@emeljalungla5142]

Lestarikan hutan tuk anak cucu mantap ale.

[@LawungTVdayak21]

mari kita jaga dan lestarikan alam kita....salam dari dayak Kalimantan Tengah

[@edgychico9311]

Greetings from Sarawak!!! I'm Dayak also.

[@SuperRockstar215]

Just watching made me breathe better. Great video!

[@freecontenttv1486]

I love the culture of any tribe during still keep and maintain their culture.

[@tillotube463]

I'm from Setulang Village. Thanks for sharing this video.

[@andronikus6268]

I love Dayak..i'm Dayak Ngaju..salam persatuan dayak!!!

[@mohammadirwan9086]

ok bro.tq.

[@saifuddinudin1748]

Andro Nikus ,kami pula dayak dusun dari sabah

[@Exakta66]

Looks beautiful...

[@bombasticborneo]

Keep up the fight against logging. The jungle is the inheritance of your ancestors and its your duty to pass it your descendants too.

[@djenar]

Thank you for sharing

[@dkk78]

nice video&info, Respect ... from sabahborneo brother :)

[@AndyLouHongkong]

Not Borneo, but Dayak Kalimantan (Borneo, Indonesia version)....

[@as09124]

im proud 2 be borneon pupil

[@MrChampiun]

Uinah joooo...great video!

[@Querenciatv]

Thanks for Sharing ❤️&✌️

[@prabowojoetjoe337]

Duh.. Rindunya sy dgn bahasa Bakung. 😭😭😭

[@mayarocca4712]

Que es el polvo de estrellas

[@rahmanaman639]

Daerah mana ini min, masih lestari lg hutanx, salam santun dari dayak banjar

[@ThousandShakes]

very beautiful

[@maverick.d_mathiew]

Greetings from Uma Badeng.

[@marleenvictoirecuyt7325]

prachtig,dat het voor altijd zo mag blijven

[@DerZenith]

This man's words are so wise. His words echo our ancestors. And all the foolish and greedy timber and oil palm "tycoons" can go to hell. God said He would destroy those who destroy the earth. Amen.

[@eccachannel5834]

nice

[@sandechoir]

the industrial country should be pay for this

[@imfromtambunan]

@fabianswinger really? we're everywhere :p

[@juhile]

@SabahForestUtan yes, off course. among the tribes also, they hunting each other. the "dayak's" traditions head hunting spreads to all over borneo. borneo and dayak are one.

[@otakustudio3002]

I am sarawakian..dayak clan...hihi

[@heliosgnosis2744]

What a beautiful place, I wish I could go back to such a simple life of all working for the betterment of the whole tribe. Modern people have become stupid by gaining to much wisdom to fast and forgetting the roots of us all, forgetting the common laws of nature. We now live in the earth instead of off the earth, such stupidity will be the death of us all in time.

[@LoonyLuuna90]

Seriously, dude? Come to Borneo and open your eyes.....

[@musicvideo7284]

Mantap ale

[@angelonedelacruz9803]

IM FILIPINO THERE JUMP OF BLOOD(LUKSO NG DUGO) WHEN I SAW THIS VIDEO..:D

[@roita1019]

aku asal dari kalimantan barat dayak kanayatn

[@mohammadirwan9086]

cantik betul cewek ni.pls reply.

[@nurlatifahmohdnor8939]

Page 29 As might be expected, geographical races that live closer together tend to be more similar.

[@nurlatifahmohdnor8939]

Therefore, blood groups are more useful than skin color or height in comparing races.

[@taukedabai4613]

owh...Kenyah =3

[@RUKOLAKE]

as a dayak from the west, good shit

[@yadokariinkyoto]

no tourist, please!

[@vidaripollen]

sacred forests once dotted the countryside in every country.before progress cam along.along devlopment its shadow.in india a few still exist.thanks to superstitions.and simple peoples faith.

[@jimpaubalan]

their kenyah language is very closed to Kenyah Uma Kulit + Uma Bakah+ Badeng

[@uzuluna]

my full name is merl dayak and im from the philippines lol :'D

[@looiweiheng]

So good to be natural I am in Singapore. XD o_O :O

[@alvinalfian]

sadis

[@usungwan5387]

ini kenyah umah baka,tapi parap,parap uma kulit

[@InsectDen]

They look like pinoy

[@shaolinfingajab4145]

The Dayak helped the allies during WW2 they head hunted the Japanese and helped allied air me escape.

[@jhonronarogas]

there is dreadful story.tege ijin babantal batu je manunggu ah,.

[@YaniAV]

Borneo's in Malaysia LAH, come on...

[@papaganteng194]

Yani Iman ..... hahaha ....bodoh tu simpan sikit.....

[@incognitosecreto8431]

Yani Iman kenyataannya malaysia cuma punya wilayah sedikit dari borneo

[@rusdi_tfk]

Yani Iman lol, you make me laugh. I live in Borneo, and 73% of Borneo island is Indonesia

[@saifuddinudin1748]

Yani Iman ,saya org borneo utara tepatnya di negeri sabah.borneo itu terbahagi kepada dua wilayah .satu borneo wilayah malaysia dan satu lagi borneo wilayah indonesia

[@sarahcesar5813]

Borneo Malaysian, is a slice of the Borneo Island !!!!! Go and have a look at the world map..!

[@ThePhoenix1812]

Are you a Dayak? Are you indigenous? Judging from your videos, you're not. What do you know of the indigenous way of life, huh? Have you ever live with the Dayaks before? Different groups or tribes of the Dayaks? Have you ever lived in longhouse before? Did you ever step foot on Borneo (Kalimantan, Sarawak and Sabah)? Tell me, how do you distinguish the different trees to built houses? Who are you to dictate the way Dayaks should live? Are you blind? Are they not living in the jungle? Hmmph.

[@AselflimitedcapitalisemW0mamon]

If at all possible they must keep the money and money empowered tourism out of the Villages. Because the excessively wealthy worldly people tourism brings - and the false excessive convenience money - and the high intellect -of so-called interesting people will taint the minds - of the village populations. And make them believe money is the most important THING in life - (especially the younger generations) And then the freedom and the free-of-charge nature of the village way of life - will become (instead) all for the money - and thus a fake way of provisioning the village - and thus no longer A real village WAY-OF-LIFE. And all the villagers will then all exist only to serve the money-empowered tourism money empowered hierarchy.

[@ihateyourusernames]

Anyone who dislikes this video is probably in the logging industry.

[@jordanimanuel9787]

Salam dari pimping