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Bawan. The hunter from Long Bawan claimed the wild boar while the hunter from Ba'kelalan went back to his own village disappointed. A month later, the same hunter from Long Bawan gave a chase to a wild boar with his dogs. The wild boar ran to the
Malaysian side and was killed by the same hunter from Ba'kelalan. The Ba'kelalan hunter claimed the wild boar as his own. This caused the Long Bawan hunter to report this matter to his own headman. The case was elevated to area chief at Long Bawan. However, after a meeting with Lawas District officer, both sides agreed that the case should be resolved by the two hunters with the presence of their own headman. Subsequently, both the hunters did not meet each other and they both reminded their own villagers that to practice the custom of sharing. People in both villagers were ashamed and wanted it to be forgotten. Any similar incident has not happen since.
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communities are allowed to trade freely, but not for the communities from other places. The advent of four-wheel drive also caused increase availability of alcoholic drinks across the border, much to the dismay of the
Christian border communities. Tollgates have been erected by the Ba'kelalan traders to claim land ownership across the border and prevent buffaloes from grazing in the rice fields. However, fees levied at the tollgates have caused the resentment of the Long Bawan people as they have always been depending upon Ba'kelalan for daily supplies. However, both Malaysian and Indonesia authorities refused to interfere with the matter and advised the matter to be resolved locally.
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of salt) and salt spring (salt water). Salt springs at Ba'kelalan can be found at three areas: Buduk Bui, Pa Komap and Punang
Kelalan. The villagers have been using firewood to boil the salt water for four to five days before getting the salt. The villagers usually make salt as a side income business. Ba'kelalan salt is sold at the city of Miri, and the neighbouring states of Brunei, and Sabah. In 2015, Sarawak Forest Department upgraded the salt processing facilities at Buduk Bui for more efficient salt processing. The mountain salts at Ba'kelalan is known as "tuchuk" in local language.
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Ba'kelalan salt springs were discovered more than a hundred years ago when hunters noticed that animals like to drink water there. The villagers then began using the salt water for cooking and learn how to make salt from it. There are two main sources of salt in Ba'kelalan: salt lick (mineral deposit
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Kalimantan, Indonesia. However, majority of trades with border communities in Indonesia happened at coastal towns in Sarawak. The extent of trades happening around the border is unknown. Among the common items used during trades are: rice, buffaloes, and clothes. The Krayan people from Long
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people in Long Bawan, Indonesia, as they share similar language, culture, and religion. The cross-border relationship has been comfortable although villagers from both sides need an official pass from either
Indonesian or Malaysian authorities to cross the border. Cross-border disputes are rare and
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The 3-hectare orchard has 2,000 apple trees and is run by 75-year-old former pastor Tagal Paran, the elder brother of Andrew Balang Paran who brought the first cuttings to the village, and his 50-year-old son Mutang Tagal. The trees bear fruit twice a year, normally in the middle and the end of the
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using four-wheel-drive vehicles, but the road conditions can be particularly bad in the rainy season and the journey takes at least six hours. However, in
September 2009 the federal government of Malaysia approved RM50 million for the first construction phase of a road from Lawas to Ba’Kelalan
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enable the community to produce an average of 40 kg of salt per week. About twenty four families are currently involved in salt production alongside their other farming activities. The salt well (or brine well) is used to mine salt from caverns or deposits by the use of water as a solution to
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into Long Bawan, bypassing Ba'kelalan. This has caused Ba'kelalan traders to suffer a loss of business. Smuggling of grocery goods, drugs, fuel oil, and stolen cars are major problems here. This situation also rendered the Cross Border agreement toothless because the agreement stated that border
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However, there one case which happened in 1978 involving the Buduk Nur village in Ba'kelalan and Long Midang village in Long Bawan. A hunter of Ba'kelalan was chasing a wild boar with his dogs. However, the wild boar ran to the
Indonesian side and was killed by another hunter living at the Long
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Malaysian Road Transport Department started to station several of its officers at the Ba'kelalan-Indonesian checkpoint since 2019. In 2017, total entries into Ba'kelalan checkpoint was 16,970 vehicles, while those leaving the checkpoint to Indonesian side was 17,427 vehicles. In 2019, these
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There are nine villages in Ba'kelalan, located on the
Maligan highlands. The villages are Buduk Nur, Long Langai, Long Lemumut, Long Ritan, Long Rusu, Pa Tawing, Buduk Bui, Buduk Aru and Long Rangat. A village comprises a cluster of detached houses. Each village has its own headman. The post of
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and other tribes. The Lun
Bawangs started to divide up their longhouses into individual family homes. They also gave up their addiction on rice wine and practised better hygiene. They also abandoned their practise on seeking guidance from spirits and omens. Frank was given a Lun Bawang name
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headman is created by government appointment who commanded the respect of the villages and paid a minimal monthly salary. A headman should deal with the general affairs of the village such as disputes and development affairs and chairs a village development committee. A regional chief or
674:" culture, where they work together in every aspect of life such as rice cultivation, clearing lands, or organising events. The first Apple Fiesta in Malaysia was held in Ba'Kelalan from 29 to 31 March 2007. Ba'kelalan has been the host for eBorneo Knowledge Fair since 2015.
367:, the Lun Bawang people began to move into Baram and Limbang districts in the 17th century. Despite coming under the Brooke administration when Trusan district became part of Sarawak in 1885, the colonial influence was minimal. There was significant border contacts with the
379:(BEM) when Carey Tolley and Hudson Southwell arrived here. Later Frank and Enid Davidson evangelised new Lun Bawang believers. By 1933, most of the Lun Bawangs were Christians. The Lun Bawangs also had become preachers themselves and brought Gospel to the
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The SIB transformed the lifestyle of many rural communities. Its prohibition of alcohol enabled the Lun Bawang in Ba'kelalan, for example, to double their rice harvests. SIB missionaries visit tiny communities such as Long Siang, in all corners of
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Ba'kelalan and Long Bawan are connected via a dirt road. Buffaloes, motorcycles, and four-wheel drives are frequently used to transport goods across the border. Although Long Bawan has daily flights to coastal towns of Indonesian Borneo such as
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to facilitate access. The upgraded road has cut the travel time by half. A 34 km road connecting Ba'kelalan to Bario is being built and is expected to complete in 2018. The villages are powered by solar panels and diesel generators.
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numbers increased to 19,613 and 19,466 respectively. As of 2022, there was no proper Customs, Immigration and Quarantine (CIQ) complex across the checkpoint because the construction of the complex was abandoned back in 2019.
616:. The church is the most important institution in a village and each village has its own church. Church services and prayer meetings are frequently held here. Rice production has doubled since the prohibition of alcohol.
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and chemicals. During the next two years 1000 more apple trees were grown. In 1991 the first harvest was produced after an artificial "wintering" process in December 1990, when the leaves of the trees were removed.
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Now seven varieties of apple are grown, of which the first three have produced fruit:'Ba Kelalan Apple' or Manalagi (a Washington hybrid first produced in Indonesia, light green but turning yellow when ripe),
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in Buduk Bui and Long Langai, and grow the prized, small-grained “Highland Adan Rice” with fine, sweet grains. This is unusual in the mountainous interior of Sarawak, where most communities can only grow
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is created to oversee the affairs of all the nine villages. He would come twice a year to discuss matters pertaining to development of the villagers and handling cases of the native chiefs court.
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There are six government agencies in Ba Kelalan: the Upriver Agency, a primary school, a health sub-center, an agriculture sub-office, a civil aviation office, and an auxiliary police station.
571:(crunchy, sweet, sour tasting apple normally used for cooking), Tropical Beauty (a brilliant red oval apple, sweet but not as crunchy as Rome Beauty), Lady Williams, Epal Anna, Kwanglin, and
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by a local boy, Andrew Balang Paran. Early planting faced problems and it was not until 1988 that the turning point was brought about, when help from two apple growers from Batu Malang in
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year. Following the initial success, they plan to plant 4000 apple trees.
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1221:"JPJ to station officers at Ba'kelalan-Indonesian border checkpoint"
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Ardhana, I. Ketut; Langub, Jayl; Chew, Daniel (1 January 2004).
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876:"Ba Kelalan ready to flaunt its rich treasures for VMY 2014"
1452:"Successful strawberry farm new milestone for Ba Kelalan"
1044:"Pejabat Daerah Kecil Bario (Bario sub-district office)"
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Ba'Kelalan also serves as a transit point to the nearby
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brought the 300 dying apple trees back to health using
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1109:"Govt. Approves Funds for Lawas-Ba'kelalan Road"
984:"The Lun Bawangs are certainly worth their salt"
747:Cross-border relation with Long Bawan, Indonesia
392:. Frank Davidson later was captured and died in
1510:. The Borneo Post. 26 July 2014. Archived from
1478:"eBorneo V: Indigenise and Innovate for Impact"
1427:. Miriresortcity. 8 August 2015. Archived from
956:. Kuching, Sarawak: Baru Bian. pp. 9, 10.
1508:"Dark side to Ba Kelalan – 'Mexico of Borneo'"
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467:located in Indonesia is also at the vicinity.
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1304:"Ba'kelalan People Live in 'Hidden Paradise'"
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1248:"Ba'kelalan: Gateway to North Kalimantan"
743:(PDP) & former MLA for Ba'kelalan .
624:Several notable foods at Ba'kelalan are:
289:and 150 km from the nearest town of
1139:"A road that finally reaches Ba Kelalan"
1014:"Ba'kelalan, the "Wind Peak" of secrets"
375:In 1928, Christianity was introduced by
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933:. New Straits Times. 29 August 1988
931:"Aussie's burning love for Sarawak"
546:were brought from the highlands of
874:Cecilia, Sman (31 December 2013).
707:Sarawak State Legislative Assembly
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1627:Sultanate of Sarawak (1599–1641)
1393:"In sync with apple cultivation"
982:Mail, Rintos (2 November 2014).
798:Davidson, Desmond (1 May 2017).
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417:Indonesia–Malaysia confrontation
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1537:Ba'kelalan (state constituency)
1107:Joe Leong (23 September 2009).
1012:Amrizan, Madian (2 June 2009).
701:2. Judson Sakai Tagal – former
1450:Laeng, Jenifer (4 June 2017).
1333:Hong, Carolyn (13 July 2015).
1246:Ritchie, James (8 July 2022).
1167:. Malaysiakini. Archived from
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1363:Philip Kiew (29 April 2007).
722:President of the Dewan Negara
686:– MLA for Ba'kelalan, former
465:Kayan Mentarang National Park
441:Ba'kelalan state constituency
329:Kayan Mentarang National Park
1548:Ba'kelalan by-election, 2004
1335:"Ba Kelalan, gem of Sarawak"
741:Progressive Democratic Party
1637:Empire of Japan (1941–1945)
1622:Bruneian Empire (1368–1888)
1302:Joe Leong (3 August 2009).
904:Keruah Usit (9 July 2009).
705:& former Member of the
60:Ba'kelalan paddy rice field
49:Other transcription(s)
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1632:Raj of Sarawak (1841–1946)
1612:Santubong Kingdom (500 AD)
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1192:"Sarawak's fields of gold"
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377:Borneo Evangelical Mission
205:910 m (2,990 ft)
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1190:Carolyn (29 June 2014).
1076:"Sweet home, Ba'Kelalan"
854:Borneo Research Bulletin
453:Pulong Tau National Park
1425:"Ba'kelalan Apple Fest"
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447:Geography and climate
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119:3.99556°N 115.62250°E
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1024:on 18 September 2017
806:on 18 September 2017
737:Nelson Balang Rining
692:Member of Parliament
535:(rice crackers) and
1740:Tourist attractions
1488:on 26 December 2016
1280:on 12 November 2021
1227:on 18 December 2022
678:Notable Lun Bawangs
614:Sidang Injil Borneo
410:Sidang Injil Borneo
353:Lun Bawang language
322:Sidang Injil Borneo
306:Lun Bawang language
197:George Sigar Sultan
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1369:Borneo Post Online
1198:on 13 October 2017
954:The Long Awakening
906:"Church in Borneo"
476:Ba'kelalan Airport
398:Pendita Litad Mawa
215: • Total
124:3.99556; 115.62250
91:Location in Borneo
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963:978-967-12316-0-9
688:Minister of Works
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2017:Saratok
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1952:Kuching
1942:Kanowit
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1824:Kuching
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1764:Cuisine
1756:Culture
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1977:Marudi
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1902:Betong
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1947:Kapit
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665:ngapu
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1992:Miri
1982:Matu
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1859:Sibu
1834:Miri
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