Dayak Tribe Tradition in Saginah Village Celebrates Mountain Climbing in Efforts for Salvation

In the middle of the Kalimantan wilderness, a small village called Saginah village is home to a community of Dayak tribes who hold fast to their indigenous traditions. One of the most revered and sacred events by the Dayak people here is "climb up the mountain" a celebration that aims to maintain the safety and well-being of the entire community. In an interview with Mr. Martinus Ude, a leader or Imam of Pamango Panyugu Mountaineering in Saginah village, we gain an insight into the importance and meaning behind this tradition.