Held from February 6 to 22, 2022, the Sumatra Tribute retraced the 1981 Camel Trophy route. Organized by the Land Rover Club Indonesia (LRCI), the expediti on spanned approximately 1,600 Km, starting in Jambi and concluding at Lake Toba in North Su-matra. Participants navigated challenging ter-rains, including the Bukit Dua Belas National Park, and engaged in community outreach by providing educational supplies and agricultural support to local communities.

The event featured around 55 Land Rover vehicles from various regions, including Jabodetabek, Aceh, and East Java. All vehicles were equipped with Accelera Μ/Τ-01 tires (235/85 R16), adhering to a “One Make Tyre” policy to ensure uniform performance across the fleet.

The Borneo Tribute 2023 was a major highlight of the Camel Trophy Tribute Series, retracing the iconic 1985 route through the wild and remote landscapes of Kalimantan. Spanning approximately 1,800 kilometers from May 20 to June 4, the expedition was organized by the Land Rover Club Indonesia (LRCI) and brought together 30 Land Rover vehicles from across Indonesia and countries like Japan, Australia, Malaysia, and the U.S. The route—from Samarinda to Balikpapan—featured a mix of asphalt, deep mud, river crossings, and jungle tracks, testing both drivers and machines to their limits. All vehicles used Forceum M/T-08 Plus tires under a “One Make Tyre” policy to ensure uniform performance.

Beyond off-road adventure, the event focused on cultural and environmental awareness. Participants engaged with local communities, delivering 500 food packages and donating Rp50 million for infrastructure and place-of-worship repairs in rural villages. The expedition also highlighted Borneo’s rich biodiversity and cultural heritage under the theme: “Tropical Rainforest of Borneo – Our Nature & Culture, Our Treasure.” The Borneo Tribute not only revived the Camel Trophy spirit but also reinforced Kalimantan’s position as a premier destination for eco-adventure and international 4×4 tourism.

The Sulawesi Tribute 2024 was a landmark off-road expedition held from September 5 to 22, 2024, retracing the original 1988 Camel Trophy route across the dramatic landscapes of Sulawesi. Covering approximately 2,300 kilometers, the journey spanned from Makassar to Manado, passing through Toraja, Palu, Gorontalo, and Likupang. The event brought together 40 Land Rover vehicles and over 100 participants from seven countries, emphasizing international camaraderie and adventure. It was officially flagged off by Tourism Minister Sandiaga Uno, underscoring its role in boosting Indonesia’s profile in global adventure tourism.

One of the most grueling challenges was an 8.5 km off-road section in North Toraja, which took four days to complete due to steep inclines and harsh terrain—only 20 vehicles made it through. The route included historic stops like the Equator Monument in Siweli and Sam Ratulangi Airport in Manado, connecting the modern tribute to the original event. Beyond adventure, the tribute promoted environmental conservation and cultural appreciation, engaging local communities along the way. The Sulawesi Tribute reinforced Indonesia’s unique position as both a guardian of overland heritage and a destination for responsible exploration.