Pampang Cultural Village

Pampang Cultural Village (Desa Budaya Pampang) is a Dayak Kenyah cultural settlement located in Kelurahan Pampang, Samarinda Utara, Samarinda, East Kalimantan. Established in the early 1970s by Dayak Kenyah migrants from the Apokayan highlands, it preserves traditional longhouses, crafts, and performing arts. The village is notable as Samarinda's primary living cultural attraction where visitors can observe traditional architecture, dances, and handicrafts in a community setting.

Visitors can expect a compact village settlement with traditional Dayak Kenyah Lamin longhouses featuring wood carvings and raised structures. The central area includes an open performance hall where community members present traditional dances and music, especially on Sundays. Visitors can walk through the village lanes, view handicrafts such as beadwork and wood carvings, see traditional attire, and interact with residents. The setting is semi-rural on the outskirts of Samarinda, surrounded by greenery and residential houses.