In the heart of Borneo, the indigenous Penan people, known as the last nomads of Borneo, have roamed the rainforests for centuries. As hunter-gatherers, they possess an intimate knowledge of the jungle's resources and have developed a sustainable lifestyle in harmony with their environment. Their nomadic existence revolves around the search for food, shelter, and spiritual connection to the land. Despite facing challenges from modernization and deforestation, the Penan people's resilience and determination to preserve their cultural identity and traditional way of life continue to inspire awe and admiration.
