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San Francisco, Sierra Club Books 1988, cm.23x31, pp.226, illustrazioni a colori, legatura editoriale cartonata con sopraccoperta figurata a colori. Testo in inglese. From cities to rain forests, the vast cultural and environmental diversity of the world's fifth largest nation is captured in one volume. From rafting wild rivers in Sumatra to tribal dances in Borneo, photographs and narratives chronicle the authors' journeys to eight of Indonesia's island regions, revealing the cultural and environmental diversity of the world's fifth-largest nation, which encompasses some 13,000 islands. Teeming cities, soaring rain forests, rare species of wildlife, and peoples who are modern-day survivors of the Stone Age form the back drop for the exploration and adventures of Richard Bangs and Christian Kallen. Bangs and Kallen inpendently visited areas to the West and East of Bali, the archetypal paradise located almost dead centre in the Indonesian Archipelago.