Batoq Temvang

Batoq Temvang is a natural limestone cave located in Long Bagun District, Mahakam Ulu Regency, East Kalimantan, Indonesia. Situated in the interior of Borneo along the upper Mahakam River region, it is known as a natural and cultural attraction associated with the local Dayak community. The site features cave formations surrounded by tropical forest and is visited for nature observation, photography and cultural interest as part of Mahakam Ulu's ecotourism destinations.

Visitors can expect a natural cave formation set within dense tropical forest in the upper Mahakam River area of Long Bagun. The site consists of limestone rock structures and cave chambers surrounded by forest vegetation and riverine landscape. The setting is remote and natural, with limited development. Visitors typically explore the cave exterior and interior areas on foot, observe natural rock features, and experience the quiet forest environment and local Dayak cultural context.

Batoq Temvang is associated with the Dayak culture of Mahakam Ulu, particularly the Dayak Bahau communities of Long Bagun. The cave is regarded locally as a cultural and natural landmark within the traditional territory and is part of the cultural landscape of the upper Mahakam region.