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Amanah Borneo Park in Banjarbaru’s Palam area offers a family day of managed recreation, play spaces and outdoor attractions, with the visit shaped around your group’s interests.
Tall pine trees offer a shaded pause within Banjarbaru at Hutan Pinus Mentaos, a place for gentle recreation rather than a remote jungle expedition.
Banjarbaru’s Kampung Pelangi combines a neighbourhood river walk, colourful house fronts and small food businesses along the Kemuning.
Banjarbaru’s botanical garden introduces Kalimantan plants through managed collections and open garden space, with conservation and learning at its heart.
Banjarbaru’s civic square is a place to observe the public life of the city, from informal recreation to organised gatherings when events are scheduled.
Museum Lambung Mangkurat is South Kalimantan's provincial museum in Banjarbaru. Regional collections provide an introduction to material culture and history, with a practical location on the Ahmad Yani corridor.