Magnificent Barito Bridge at Outback Borneo
Wow, glad I am to go Barito Kuala. Wishes to witnessed Barito River pending in banjarmasin could eventually also be channeled in Barito Kuala although sadly also can not pose with the famous bridge and the river is. In fact, it is said many tourists and residents who took time to stop at one of the longest bridge in Borneo is to take pictures and perpetuate themselves in this bridge. But what the doubt, because I travel up the public, then I might not requesting the driver to fulfill my desire to pose with this beautiful bridge.
Located in Barito Kuala, in the path of Muara Anjir approximately 15 KM away from Banjarmasin, Barito is where the bridge is located. The road to the bridge is also quite unique because I have to pass through semi-highway road on the left side where there is a small river wide enough and can be passed by djoekoengs. It appears some of the boats sailing on the river while on my right side is the village which contains houses, government offices, to industrial wood and fiber ikutannya fields. Not long after, the road we traveled peophonan hedge parted and started getting a bit rare and suddenly in the distance appeared a large yellow building on. Once approached, the words “Barito Bridge” with a magnificent plastered on it. Read more…
peak that can climb, Low’s Peak, an altitude 4095.2 meters above sea level. In addition to Low’s Peak, Mount Kinabalu still has four top again, the South Peak (3921 m), Oyayubi Peak (3975 m), St. John Peak (4090 m), and Victoria Park (4095 m). However, from the fifth peak is just the usual Low’s Peak climb.
Kalimantan into, and finish in Balikpapan, East Kalimantan.With participants from Asia, Europe and Australia. Experiences that will not happen in life and a chance to get new friends in an adventure travel show with the theme: “The Environment Mutual Cooperation and Sportsmanship”
Much of the Gunung Mulu National Park, which lies along the Sarawak – Brunei border, was unexplored until the Royal Geographic Society and the Sarawak government surveyed it in the late 1970s. The park was not even opened to the public until 1985. Some of the best examples of tropical limestone weathering (karst) in the world can be seen here including enormous razor-sharp pinnacles, deep-cut canyons, and awesome caverns that are home to millions of bats and cave swiftlets (Collocallia sp., genus Aerodramus sometimes used). 
Still at 22:00 when, when to fade in Kampung Tiong lelampuan Bu’u, Long Apari District, West Kutai.On the night of May 2, 2011, for a moment the points of light in the village area of 849 square kilometers of these outages.Just a moment, because a minute later from a white incandescent lights glowing on it again.Kirana to reflect all the objects around it so that always captured the retina.
