Pulang Pisau, Administrative district in Central Kalimantan, Indonesia.
Pulang Pisau is an administrative regency in Central Kalimantan comprising eight districts spread along the Kahayan River. The area includes numerous rural villages and a few urban centers scattered across the landscape.
The regency was established as an independent administrative unit in 2002 after separating from Kapuas Regency. This division was part of a broader restructuring of local government in Indonesia.
The Dayak people shape daily life here through their traditions and ceremonies that reflect their connection to the land. Visitors can experience these living practices in the villages and at local celebrations throughout the year.
The dry season is the best time to visit, when roads and river access are easiest to navigate. Accommodations are available in the main centers, though travelers should remain flexible as services are more limited in this rural area.
A protected conservation zone was created on Salat Island to safeguard the orangutan population living in the region. This commitment shows how local administration works to protect the native wildlife.
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