East Kalimantan
19 water features • 19 waterfalls
Discover East Kalimantan’s Hidden Water Wonders
East Kalimantan, the lush eastern province of Indonesia, is a paradise for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. This travel guide shines a spotlight on the region’s 19 spectacular waterfalls and a diverse array of water features that make it one of the most captivating eco‑tourism destinations in Southeast Asia. From the thunderous roar of Lamaru Waterfall to the serene cascades tucked away in remote villages, every drop tells a story of pristine rainforest, rugged limestone cliffs, and vibrant local culture.
The province’s water attractions are spread across its distinct sub‑regions—Samarinda, Balikpapan, and the sprawling interior highlands—offering travelers a chance to explore hidden gems far beyond the typical tourist trail. Whether you’re kayaking along crystal‑clear rivers, trekking through mist‑laden jungle paths, or simply photographing the dazzling turquoise pools, East Kalimantan’s water features promise unforgettable experiences for hikers, photographers, and families alike.
Ready to dive into the ultimate East Kalimantan travel guide? Pack your boots, bring your camera, and set out to discover the region’s waterfall adventures, secret springs, and scenic river valleys. Let the sound of cascading water guide you through a journey of natural beauty, cultural richness, and pure Indonesian wonder.
Featured Attractions
Gua Tengkorak
Waterfall East KalimantanAir Terjun Kembar
Waterfall East KalimantanAir Terjun Doyam Seriam
Waterfall East KalimantanAir Terjun Doyam Turu Lempesu
Waterfall East KalimantanWisata Alam Gunung Rambutan
Waterfall East KalimantanAir Terjun Perjiwa
Waterfall East KalimantanAir Terjun Doyam Sondong
Waterfall East KalimantanAir Terjun Lano
Waterfall East KalimantanJantur Inar (Inar Waterfalls)
Waterfall East KalimantanAir Terjun Bone Venture (BV)
Waterfall East Kalimantan
Air Terjun Tanah Merah
Waterfall East KalimantanBerambai Adventure Park
Waterfall East KalimantanNeighboring Regions
- (4 spots)
- Aceh (39 spots)
- Bali (154 spots)
- Bangka-Belitung Islands (9 spots)
- Banten (20 spots)
- Bengkulu (22 spots)
- Central Java (59 spots)
- Central Kalimantan (10 spots)
- Central Sulawesi (29 spots)
- Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta (18 spots)