

Riam Keladau is a jungle waterfall and clear-pool complex framed by mossy boulders and dense Bornean rainforest—great for flowing-water compositions, intimate rock-detail shots and wide landscape frames. Best visited early morning or late afternoon for soft light and fewer visitors; dry season improves access. Expect a short trek from a roadside parking area; hire a local guide when required and respect local Dayak customs. Bring waterproof boots and protect gear from spray and humidity.


Riam Keladau is a jungle waterfall and clear-pool complex framed by mossy boulders and dense Bornean rainforest—great for flowing-water compositions, intimate rock-detail shots and wide landscape frames. Best visited early morning or late afternoon for soft light and fewer visitors; dry season improves access. Expect a short trek from a roadside parking area; hire a local guide when required and respect local Dayak customs. Bring waterproof boots and protect gear from spray and humidity.