On 25th May 2014, DBNA had organised a gotong-royong programme to do general cleaning at DBNA HQ, Jalan Kumpang, Kuching. We, the committee would like to thank all of you who had participated in the gotong-royong. The work got lighter and friendship was cordial. The best part of this event was none other than the […]
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The traditional Bidayuh costume set for women comprises the short-sleeved or sleeveless blouse, ‘jomuh’ (skirt), and matching accessories such as the ‘selapai’ (sash), ‘pangiah’ (bead necklace), ‘porik’ (copper/ metal belt) and ‘sipiah’ (headgear). The men wear a ‘tawuop’ or ‘tahup’ (long loin- cloth wrapped around the body with one end hanging down in front and […]
More...Kampung Gumbang, a remote Bidayuh village in the Bau district, situated on top of a low mountain is now accessible by road. A far cry in the 80’s where one has to walk for a few hours to reach the village. Driving from Bau town to Gumbang village now only takes about 20 minutes. You […]
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DBNA dan Dayak Bidayuh Indonesia menjayakan “Budaya Serumpun” dan “Nyobeng” di Sebujit, Kecamatan Siding Kabupaten Bengkayang, KALBAR 14 dan 15 Jun 2010. Tahun 2010 menjadi tahun pertama bagi Persatuan Kebangsaan Dayak Bidayuh (DBNA) mengadakan lawatan ke Negara Indonesia di Kabupaten Bengkayang di Kalimantan Barat. Acara yang julung kali di adakan ini digelar “Budaya Serumpun” di […]
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