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Welcome to South Kalimantan, a beautiful land on the island of Borneo where wide rivers flow gently through green forests, and the misty Meratus Mountains rise high into the sky. Here, the Banjar people and the Dayak people have told stories for many, many years, passing them from grandparents to children by the light of evening lamps. Some tales are about kind-hearted mothers and loving children, some are about brave heroes and clever animals, and others explain how mountains, rivers, and stones came to be. Each story carries a little treasure of wisdom, such as kindness, honesty, and respect for our parents. So come along, little explorers, and let’s sail down the river of tales to discover the magical folklore of South Kalimantan!
Long, long ago, in a quiet village surrounded by green rice fields, there lived a kind old woman named Nini Kudampai. She had only one son, a boy named Angui, whom she loved with all her heart. The two of them lived a simple but happy life, together with their three beloved pets: a white chicken, a white dog, and a white pig, who followed them everywhere they went.
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