Photos of the Enchanting Kenyah Dayak Girls in North Kalimantan, Fair Skin and Blonde Hair Initially Thought to be of Mixed Heritage

Dream - Indonesia has various ethnic groups spread across the islands of the archipelago. One of the most well-known ethnic groups in Indonesia is the Dayak tribe.

Aside from their unique culture, the Dayak tribe, who inhabit the island of Kalimantan, have a plethora of beautiful women.

One of the beautiful women is Elva. This native Dayak Kenyah woman has a face like a Caucasian woman, even though she is indigenous.

Aside from being beautiful, Elva, who has blonde hair and fair skin, is also intelligent and smart. She has successfully gone international by pursuing higher education in Germany.

The photos of this beautiful Dayak woman named Elva were uploaded in the form of a video by the Instagram account @pesona.kaltara.

Wearing traditional Dayak attire, the enchanting Elva introduces herself. This action by Elva is certainly a source of pride for the Dayak community in Kalimantan.

Moreover, this fair-skinned woman claims to be an international student from North Kalimantan who is currently pursuing higher education in Germany.

“Hola, i’m Elva. i’m from North Kalimantan. Currently studying in Germany. So nice to meet you,” Elva wrote in the caption of her video.

Apparently, her enchanting beauty with her tall figure, blonde hair, and fair skin captivated many Indonesian netizens.

Many +62 citizens do not believe that Elva has pure Dayak blood. The problem is, Elva's appearance is not like most Dayak women.

Many Indonesian netizens claim that Elva must have mixed heritage from Europeans.

"She must be mixed. Kaltara (formerly Kaltim) has many foreigners," wrote one netizen commenting on Elva's appearance resembling a Caucasian girl.

Instead of responding with cutting remarks because the authenticity of her Dayak blood is being doubted, Elva made a video response that further showcases her charm.

Together with her sister, Elva made a clarification video stating that they are both pure Dayak Kenyah women with no foreign blood at all.

"Hello, this is my sister. We want to answer the questions because there are so many people asking if we are mixed or pure Dayak Kenyah. The answer is yes, we are pure Dayak Kenyah Lepok Tau," said Elva and her sister.

Source: Instagram