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9789622176768

Odyssey Guide Indonesia

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    9789622176768

  • ISBN10:

    9622176763

  • Edition: 4th
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2010-10-01
  • Publisher: Odyssey Books & Maps
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Summary

A country of incredible beauty and stupefying extremes, Indonesia sprawls across one-eighth of the globe, stretching between Malaysia and Australia. This is the most complex single nation on earth; each of Indonesia's 992 inhabited islands has customs, dress, architecture, dialects, and geography all of its own. Its wayang puppets, unearthly gamelan music, varied cuisines, ancient ruins and historical sites, nature reserves and friendly people make Indonesia one of Asia's finest travel discoveries. The third edition of Indonesia guides readers to the best the archipelago has to offer. The text is complemented by unusually fine color photography by Kal Muller, and by an intriguing sample of literary excertps. Book jacket.

Author Biography

Bill Dalton has served as a guide and consultant on Indonesia for the American Museum of Natural History, National Geographic and other organizations and tour groups. He is the founder of Moon publications.

Table of Contents

Introductionp. 14
The Physical Environmentp. 14
Volcanoesp. 14
Climatep. 14
Fauna and Florap. 15
Historyp. 17
The Ancient Peoplesp. 17
The Hindu/Buddhist Periodp. 18
The Majapahit Empirep. 18
Islamp. 19
The Portuguese Periodp. 19
The English Periodp. 20
The Dutch Erap. 21
Colonial Rulep. 21
Nationalismp. 21
World War IIp. 22
The Revolutionp. 23
Post-Independencep. 25
"Pariah Among Nations"p. 25
The 1965 Coupp. 26
The Rise and Fall of Suhartop. 26
Armed Forces Lose Groundp. 28
The Reform Movementp. 29
The Historic 1999 Electionsp. 30
Indonesia in the 21st Centuryp. 31
The Peoplep. 31
The Indonesian Familyp. 32
Adatp. 32
Languagep. 33
Arts and Craftsp. 34
Textilesp. 34
Antiquesp. 35
Carvingp. 36
Metalworkp. 38
Jewelryp. 38
Plaitingp. 38
Ceramicsp. 39
Paintingp. 39
Holidays and Eventsp. 42
Ramadanp. 42
Lebaranp. 42
Other Holidaysp. 43
Performing Artsp. 43
Arts and Crafts Fairsp. 43
Holiday Travel Advisoryp. 45
Foodp. 45
Staplesp. 45
Spicesp. 45
National Dishesp. 46
Eating Vegetarianp. 46
Fruitsp. 46
Drinksp. 47
Dessertsp. 47
Warungp. 48
Rumah Makanp. 48
Nasi Padangp. 48
Facts for the Travelerp. 49
Tourist Offices and Tourist Literaturep. 49
Visasp. 50
Customs Regulationsp. 50
What to Takep. 51
Documentsp. 51
Clothingp. 51
Moneyp. 52
Moneychangingp. 53
Traveler's Checksp. 54
Credit Cardsp. 54
Bargainingp. 55
Postal Servicesp. 55
Sending Lettersp. 55
Packet Postp. 56
Receiving Mailp. 56
Phone Servicep. 57
Timep. 58
Business Hoursp. 58
Electricityp. 59
Mediap. 59
English-Language Newspapers and Magazinesp. 60
Mapsp. 60
Transportationp. 60
Paperwork and Permitsp. 61
Travel by Airp. 61
Travel by Seap. 62
Travel by Trainp. 63
Travel by Busp. 64
Becakp. 64
Taxisp. 65
Helicakp. 66
Bajajp. 66
Bemo, Oplet, Microletp. 66
Minibusesp. 67
Car Rentalsp. 68
Motorcyclesp. 69
Travel by Bicyclep. 69
Healthp. 72
Food and Drinkp. 72
Water and Saltp. 73
Exhaustion and Heat Exposurep. 73
Bali Bellyp. 74
Medical Care and Pharmaciesp. 74
Comfortp. 75
Conductp. 76
Body Languagep. 76
Individual Versus the Groupp. 77
Dealing With Bureaucratsp. 77
Religionp. 78
Dress, Grooming and Hygienep. 78
Interactionsp. 78
Hasslesp. 79
Women Traveling Alonep. 80
Staying With Peoplep. 80
Table Mannerp. 81
Visitingp. 81
Javap. 83
Introductionp. 83
The Peoplep. 83
Historyp. 84
The Kratonp. 85
Customsp. 86
Batikp. 86
The Krisp. 87
Gamelanp. 87
Dancep. 88
Wayangp. 88
Jakartap. 91
Historyp. 91
Sightsp. 94
Nightlifep. 101
Vicinity of Jakartap. 104
West Javap. 106
Bantenp. 106
Pulau Dua Bird Sanctuaryp. 108
Carita Beachp. 108
Krakatoa Volcanop. 109
Ujung Kulon National Parkp. 109
Bogorp. 110
Vicinity of Bogorp. 111
Bandungp. 113
Vicinity of Badungp. 118
Central Javap. 120
Cirebonp. 120
Pekalonganp. 123
Semarangp. 125
South of Semarangp. 126
Kudusp. 127
Yogyakartap. 129
Vicinity of Yogyakartap. 136
The Prambanan Plainp. 138
Borobudurp. 140
Vicinity of Borobudurp. 142
Solop. 143
East Javap. 152
Malangp. 153
Surabayap. 157
Madurap. 160
Mount Bromop. 163
Baluranp. 166
The Meru Betiri Reservep. 167
Balip. 168
Introductionp. 168
Historyp. 170
The Peoplep. 170
Religionp. 171
Festivalsp. 174
Templesp. 175
The Artsp. 175
Denpasar Regencyp. 183
Denpasar Sightsp. 184
Servicesp. 184
Sanurp. 185
Badung Regencyp. 188
Mengwip. 188
Sangehp. 189
Legianp. 189
Kutap. 189
Bukit Peninsulap. 192
Nusa Duap. 192
Tanjungp. 193
Gianyar Peninsulap. 194
Gianyar Townp. 194
Tirta Empulp. 194
Gunung Kawip. 194
Ubudp. 195
Puri Lukisanp. 196
Walks From Ubudp. 197
Campuanp. 197
Peliatanp. 198
Yeh Pulup. 198
Masp. 198
Bangli Regencyp. 199
Banglip. 199
Penelokanp. 200
Gunung Baturp. 200
Karangasem Regencyp. 201
Gunung Agungp. 201
Besakihp. 202
Candidasap. 202
Tengenanp. 202
Amlapurap. 203
Tirtaganggap. 204
Buleleng Regencyp. 204
Singarajap. 205
Lovina Beachp. 206
Buddhist Monasteryp. 207
Tabanan Regencyp. 207
Bedugul and Lake Bratanp. 208
Sumatrap. 209
Introductionp. 209
Bengkulup. 211
Medanp. 212
Vicinity of Medanp. 214
The Batakp. 215
Cannibalismp. 220
The Artsp. 220
Brastagip. 220
Gunung Sibayakp. 221
Lake Tobap. 221
Prapatp. 222
Samosir Islandp. 224
Tomokp. 224
Tuk Tukp. 224
Haranggaolp. 225
Aceh Provincep. 225
Banda Acehp. 227
Gunung Leuser National Parkp. 228
West Sumatrap. 230
The Minangkabaup. 231
Padang and Vicinityp. 231
Bukittinggip. 232
Lake Maninjaup. 235
Limakaump. 237
Pagaruyungp. 237
The Harau Canyonp. 237
Niasp. 238
Stone Jumpingp. 239
Sculpturep. 239
Architecturep. 240
Getting Therep. 240
Lagundi Bayp. 242
Bawomataluop. 242
Lampung Provincep. 243
Historyp. 243
The Peoplep. 244
Bandar Lampungp. 244
South Sumatra Provincep. 245
Palembangp. 245
Lake Ranaup. 246
The Pasemah Highlandsp. 247
Nusatenggarap. 248
Introductionp. 248
Lombokp. 250
The Peoplep. 250
Transportp. 251
Toursp. 252
West Lombokp. 252
Ampenanp. 252
Narmadap. 252
Suranadi and Sesaotp. 254
Lingsarp. 254
The Gillis Islandsp. 255
Sumbawap. 255
The Donggo Areap. 256
To Komodo Islandp. 257
Komodo Islandp. 257
Loh Liangp. 260
Dragon-watchingp. 260
Water Sportsp. 261
Floresp. 261
Labuhanbajop. 264
Rutengp. 264
Bajawap. 265
The Bajawa Highlandsp. 265
Benap. 267
Keli Mutup. 267
Maumerep. 268
Larantukap. 269
Sumbap. 272
Ikat Sumbap. 273
West Sumbap. 274
Vicinity of Waikabubakp. 275
Anakalangp. 275
Prai Bokulp. 278
Timorp. 278
Kupangp. 279
Soe and Vicinityp. 281
Kefamenanup. 282
Kalimantanp. 283
Introductionp. 283
The Peoplep. 285
Dayak Arts and Craftsp. 289
East Kalimantanp. 290
Balikpapanp. 290
Samarinda and Vicinityp. 290
Tenggarongp. 291
The Mahakam Riverp. 292
Tanjung Isuip. 293
Melakp. 293
Barong Tongkokp. 294
Long Iramp. 294
South Kalimantanp. 295
Banjarmasinp. 295
Vicinity of Banjarmasinp. 296
Central Kalimantanp. 298
Palangkarayap. 298
Tanjung Puting Reservep. 299
West Kalimantanp. 300
Pontianakp. 300
Singkawangp. 302
The Interiorp. 303
Sulawesip. 305
Introductionp. 305
Ujung Pandangp. 307
Vicinity of Ujung Pandangp. 309
The Maros Cavesp. 309
Bantimurung Waterfallp. 310
Pare Parep. 311
Tanatorajap. 312
Rantepaop. 313
Vicinity of Rantepaop. 316
Batutumongap. 318
Pana to Pangalap. 319
North Sulawesip. 321
Manadop. 322
Airmadidip. 323
Vicinity of Airmadidip. 323
Tomohonp. 323
Vicinity of Tomohonp. 324
Sonderp. 325
Rurukanp. 325
Tondano Areap. 325
Watu Pinabetenganp. 326
Malukup. 327
Introductionp. 327
Ambon Islandp. 329
Ambon Cityp. 330
Sights Around the Islandp. 334
The Banda Islandsp. 335
Bandaneirap. 338
North Malukup. 340
Ternatep. 340
Tidorep. 342
Irian Jayap. 343
Introductionp. 343
The Peoplep. 347
Getting Therep. 347
Jayapurap. 350
Biakp. 351
Around the Islandp. 352
The Central Highlandsp. 353
Trekkingp. 355
Guides and Portersp. 358
The Baliem Valleyp. 358
Wamenap. 359
Hiking from Wamenap. 359
The Casuraina Coastp. 361
The Asmatp. 361
Getting There and Awayp. 365
Practical Informationp. 368
Accommodationp. 368
Restaurantsp. 392
Tourist Officesp. 403
Useful Addressesp. 404
Indexp. 406
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