On the Equator, first published in 1882 by Harry De Windt, is a travel narrative detailing the author's journey through the Eastern Archipelago, with a focus on Sarawak in Borneo. The book recounts De Windt's adventures alongside a companion as they navigate the landscapes and cultures of the region, beginning their voyage from London and passing through various ports, including Singapore and Kuching. Notable for its insights into local tribes and the unique geography of the area, this work provides a historical perspective on travel in the late 19th century.
