Long Busang
Long Busang also known as Kampung Long Busang (Lobus) is a village in a rural area located in Bukit Mabong, Sarawak, Malaysia (former was under Belaga distric). It is a village in the Ulu Sungai Balui and dominated by the Kenyah Badeng people. Long Busang is accessible by boat, car and helicopter. It took a long hours to reach the village and slightly more than 5 hours from the capital of Kapit or Bakun Dam. Culture and economy. Celebration of harvest festival (called as Rame O'o Ajau or Rame Lepa Ajau) will be celebrate at the head-leader  verandah (Osey Bi'o). Normally they will dance (kancet) and give speech (pekato') in the ceremony. Now, they have two head-leader in the result of increasing population. Most of the people in Long Busang work as farmer. In order to support their living expenses, they tend to do different kind of jobs. Languages. Majority of the village population speak in Kenyah Badeng. Other languages such as Kenyah Bakung, Kenyah Lepo' Tau, Iban, Indonesia and Malay also wide spoken. Most of them are multilingual since kid. Religion. The traditional religion have no longer practises in Long Busang. Before Long Busang is  founded, most of them are already practice Christianity. But, it is believed that there's still a small number who practice the Bungan faith. Like other Kenyah's village, majority of the Kenyah people are Christian while other practice Islam. Respective religion are free to hold their processions in the village. Long Busang church (BEM Long Busang) is located at "Oma' Daya" (upstream) while the mosque located at the Oma' Aba'(downstream).