Wild Journal

Belian Traditional Ceremony, one of the traditional ceremonies of the Dayak Paser Tribe Indonesia is blessed with tribal and cultural wealth that stretches across its various islands. One of the islands is Kalimantan which is famous for its native tribe, namely the Dayak tribe. The Dayak tribe also has various groups spread across the various islands of Kalimantan. One of the Dayak tribes on the island of Kalimantan is the Dayak Paser in East Kalimantan Province. Even though East Kalimantan will later become the province where the new capital is located, many areas here still adhere to traditions passed down from generation to generation. One of them is Batu Sopang District, South Paser Regency, East Kalimantan. Dayak Paser in East Kalimantan has a traditional ceremony called Belian. Belian comes from the word "beli" which means in the Paser language, namely taring. Then "kelian" which means to recover or be able to rise. If translated, it means fangs that can heal.

" Goals are static, but the process to achieve those goals is dynamic. " That's the principle that I adhere to to this day when I'm on an adventure anywhere. It all started with a dream, that's for sure. As long as we are willing to try and enjoy every process to achieve the goal. Before I tell you more, I want to explain the purpose of the location of the title of this story, namely the Indonesian Zero Kilometer Monument in Sabang. The Sabang Indonesian Zero Kilometer Monument is a monument that marks the 0 Kilometer point in Indonesia which is one of the icons on Pulau Weh. This monument is one of the tourist attractions in Sabang which must be visited as proof that you have visited this westernmost island of Indonesia. We can find the same monument in Meurauke, Papua. Actually, the Indonesian Zero Kilometer Monument should be on Rondo Island, because this island is the outermost island in western Indonesia which directly borders Nicobar, India. This island is

The story is told that one day a handsome man named Toba lived to try his luck in the results of natural resources. His daily routine is farming for daily food. Don't ask about his fishing talent, the fish he catches from his hook amazes everyone. However, one time the fishing hook didn't move an inch. He was restless. After waiting quite a long time, the bait hook he attached was finally eaten. This was the first time the bait he pulled was very strong. He succeeded in conquering a large golden fish and bringing it home to eat. Toba was so happy. After the cooking utensils were prepared in the kitchen, Toba was suddenly shocked and confused. The fish he got turned into a very beautiful woman. The woman explained that she came from this fish. It didn't take long, Toba, who had long been a single, was determined to propose to the woman to be his partner forever. After day, Toba and the woman were blessed with a son, his name was Samosir. Toba goes to the fields every day to

 Tanah Nias, North Sumatra " Where else can I go now? ", this sentence always haunted me after I did research for my final college assignment in Mentawai, West Sumatra. Yep, actually I was on this trip writing my thesis for the past two months. Mentawai Islands Regency was the location for collecting data for my final assignment. Instead of holidays wrapped in research, I've always liked to travel 'far away'. What can I do, my responsibility as a student to carry out my final assignment is ongoing, but I have to carry out my right to carry out my hobby of adventuring. The story I wrote will discuss my journey after I returned from Mentawai. Nias, one of the western outer islands in North Sumatra Province. I had never thought before about the place I should visit first to start my journey. My first reason is because this island is also the closest to the Mentawai Islands. " Perhaps there are similarities in terms of social, custom and life with the Mentawais ,

  Gunung Maras National Park Don't underestimate any mountain. That's the right word to describe the mountain I visited on Bangka Island, namely Mount Maras. Mount Maras is a mountain located on Bangka Island, precisely in Rambang Village, Riau Silip District, Bangka Regency, Bangka Belitung Islands Province. Mount Maras is the only mountain on Bangka Island. This mountain, which is a National Park, is located in 2 (two) regencies, namely Bangka Regency (main) and West Bangka Regency. However, the more dominant one is in Bangka Regency. Administratively, this area covers the Riau Silip District, Bangka Regency and Kelapa District, West Bangka Regency. The villages that cover the Mount Maras forest area are Mapur Village, Riau Silip Village, Kayu Arang Village, Berbura Village (within the area) and Tuik Village (West Bangka). The distance between Mount Maras and Sungailiat City is around 70 km, while from Belinyu City it is around 33 km. Gunung Maras National Park was designated

Every journey I took had never been thought about or planned by myself beforehand, such as where I was going, which mountain I would climb tomorrow or who I would climb the mountain with. It all came suddenly because there was an opportunity. Yes, time opportunities and feelings. Like opportunities for college holidays, opportunities when I have money or anything that I didn't think about before. That opportunity happened again when my friend and I went to Lombok Island to climb Mount Rinjani. I want to remember every moment that has passed through writing. In the future, I want to have a story that I can look back on and reflect on myself, not in vain. Mount Rinjani 3676 masl Mount Rinjani is a mountain located on Lombok Island, West Nusa Tenggara Province. This mountain, which is the second highest volcano in Indonesia with a height of 3,726 meters above sea level (masl), is one of the favorite mountains for many climbers from Indonesia and abroad because of its beautiful views.