Kalimantan is famous for its long and wide rivers. Since the majestic Kutai Kingdom in the 13th century, river has been serving ships as the main mean of transport. Nowadays, indigenous culture remain close to the water where traditional floating markets can be found everywhere in every corner of Kalimantan. This performance portrays a group of young maiden playing in the water; one of those girls will swim on the stage river and get her whole body wet.

Dayak is a native people from Borneo Island, best known for their majestically beautiful women and their strong belief in using of ancient magic rituals. They wear typical dress complete with an enggang feather (a type of eagle) for accessories. Enggang birds have already extinct, but their representation in the form of dance is a reminder of their existence in Borneo.

Once upon a time in an early dawn in Dayak fishing port, a group of fisherman catches a beautiful yet wild animal in its fishing net. She gets uncontrollable and is on the brink of destroying the port. One angler has the guts to tame her, but alas, his guts bring him to his doom. He is mysteriously tangled in the net and dragged into thin air.