Sebangau National Park

The three water catchments of Sebangau, Kahayan, and Katingan are supported by the peat swamp forest ecology of Central Kalimantan, which is typified by Sebangau National Park. This national park promotes water tourism, and tourists face a difficulty when navigating the rivers that flow through the conservation area. As they approach the jungle, a variety of birds, including the Jurus Head Eagle, Kilik-kilik Ilir, and Kangkareng, as well as other creatures, including proboscis monkeys hopping across the river through the trees, will accompany them on their adventure. The surrounding landscape is reflected in the river's dark water, giving it the appearance of a mirror.

A unique experience is paddling a modest boat down the Black River while being entertained by wildlife activity.

Because the river sustains the life of the nearby living creatures, the local population is particularly protective of it. The Dayak people rely largely on rivers that are currently running for their transportation needs. People in this area strongly value their nature because it is a need for all social activities. They believe that nature is a gift from their forefathers, and they are exceedingly intelligent in their use of it.