| Pampang Cultural Village Pampang region located about 20 km from the city of Samarinda is an attractive cultural tourist area to witness the life of Dayak Kenyah tribe. Objects of cultural tourism can be reached by using a motor vehicle through a highway Samarinda-Bontang. The attraction can be witnessed is Lamin or traditional house of Dayak and dances and ceremonies of the indigenous Dayak Kenyah, held every Sunday at 14.00 pm. |
Waterfall Tanah Merah Located about 14 km from downtown Samarinda precisely in the hamlet district Purwosari North Samarinda. This place is the right choice for family tourism because it has a rest pavilion, shelter with shade trees around the site, shop, large vehicle parking area, an open stage and baths. to achieve these attractions can be reached by motor vehicle either two or four wheels and public transport route Segiri Market - River Siring. For now these sights receive less attention as a result of service quality to be reduced so that the need for attention from local governments to develop this place. |
Samarinda Botanical Garden Located in the northern city of Samarinda, a distance of 20 km or 30 minutes journey overland. At the Botanical Garden there are attractions Samarinda natural lake, zoo, stage entertainment. | Telaga Batu Permai Besaung Sightseeing Besaung Telaga Batu Permai is a natural attractions, is located in Sempaja 15 km from downtown Samarinda with motor vehicle / car. Sightseeing has been equipped with tourist facilities and infrastructure. |
Mahakam Edge Park Mahakam Edge Park is on the left Jl.Gajah Mada until Jl.Slamet Riyadi. This park was made in the period of the 1990s as pengindah city. In addition to the park for the community to relax ria, Mahakam Edge is also equipped with sports facilities such as volleyball, basketball court and soccer field. At night, Edge Mahakam into children's playground and hawker center that sells a variety of foods | Weaving Crafts Samarinda Sarong Located on Prince Street Treasurer Samarinda Seberang. Sightseeing is a traditional glove-making process Samarinda, which is 8 km from downtown Samarinda. The object has been dilengakapi tourism facilities and infrastructure. Kerajian weaving this glove was originally brought by immigrant Bugis from Sulawesi who resided on the left side of the Mahakam (now the Samarinda Seberang.) Almost every village Bugis (village mosque Baka) can be found craftsmen Samarinda sarong. The loom used by the craftsmen are the traditional tool is called "Gedokan" or use the Tools Not Weaving Machine (ATBM). Products produced for 1 (one) sarong takes three weeks. |
Samarinda Tourism by Bubuhan Banjar Learning Mehalabiu
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