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901 NOTES 902 INDE X a Accommodation 840-2, See Also Individual Locations Aceh 414-29, 415 History 414-16 Politics 34, 54-5 Acti © Lonely Planet Publications 901 NOTES 902 Index A Amed 342-4 Bali 266-374, 268, 277, 329, 352-3, accommodationABBREVIATIONS 840-2, see also Amlapura 333, 341 366-7 individualACT Australian locations Capital Amorphophallus flower 378, 451 arts 271-4 Territory Aceh 414-29, 415 Ampana 724-5 history 267, 269 NSW New South Wales history 414-16 Amungme people 816 itineraries 27 NT Northern Territory politics 34, 54-5 Anakalang 601 media 271 Qld Queensland activities 24, 842-5, see also Anggi Lakes 807 population 269-70 SA South Australia individual activities Angguruk 828 religion 270-1 Tas Tasmania INDEX Adonara 572 animals, see individual animals, wildlife temples 270-1 Vic Victoria Affandi Museum 175 animism 36, 60-1, 402, 439, 570, travel to/from 274-5 WA Western Australia Agats 837-9 576, 579 travel within 275-6 Agung Rai Museum of Art (ARMA) Anyer 124-5 woodcarving 69 309, 312 Apokayan Highlands 659-60 Bali Art Festival of Buleleng 368 Ahuwair 568-9 architecture 221 Bali Arts Festival 24, 303, 854 Aikima 825 Balinese 272, 331, 368 Bali Botanical Gardens 363 Air Cina 585 Batak 402-3 Bali Orchid Garden 294 Air Kalak 519 Javanese 150, 158, 165, 174, Baliem Festival 24, 826, 854 Air Manis 436 242 Baliem Valley 793, 816-28, 820, 700 Air Panas Banjar 373, 698 Dutch 108, 221, 232, 675 tours 819 Air Panas Cangar 239 Indo-European 139, 221 Balikpapan 645-9, 647 Air Terjun Bantimurung 680 mosques 64 Balinese people 489 Air Terjun Gangga 516 arts & crafts 65-7, 68-74, see also Balok 701 Air Terjun Hengahenga 724 individual arts, crafts, shopping Baluran National Park 90, 264-5 Air Terjun Kambu 712 Bali 271-4 Banda Aceh 416-22, 416 Air Terjun Laputi 598 Batak 403 Banda Eli 779 Air Terjun Morame 712 galleries 312-13, 327 Banda Islands 747, 765-72, 765 Air Terjun Salopa 716 Papua 823-4 Bandaneira 766-70, 767 Air Terjun Sindang Gila 517 West Java 150 Bandarlampung 478-81, 479 Air Terjun Singsing 373 West Sumatra 433, 445-6 Bandung 138-45, 140, 147 Air Terjun Sipiso-Piso 397 Aru Islands 780 Bandungan 213 Air Terjun Sulewana 716 Asmat Art & Culture Festival 838, Banggai Islands 724 Air Terjun Takapala 681 854 Bangkiriang Nature Reserve 724 Air Terjun Wapsdori 812 Asmat people 797, 838 Bangli 329-30 Air Terjun Warfasak 813 Asmat region 837-9 Bangsal 505, 516 Air Terjun Yeh Mampeh 345 Astana Giribangun 206 Banjar 150-1 air travel Atambua 588 Banjarbaru 641 airfares 866-7, 98, 380, 488, 607, Atawatun 573 Banjarmasin 604, 635-41, 636 669, 752, 800, 870 ATMs 857 accommodation 638-9 airlines 865-6, 869-71 festivals & events 638 airports 865 B food 639-40 departure tax 866, 871 Ba’a 589 internet access 635 to/from Indonesia 865-8 baileu, see rumah adat postal services 635 within Indonesia 869-71 Baing 597-8 sights 636-8 Airlangga, King 91, 267, 326 bajaj 877, 254 tourist office 636 Airmadidi 744 Bajawa 553-5, 553, 556 tours 638 Alas Purwo National Park 90, 261-3 Bajo people 728 travel to/from 640-1 Alor 575-8 Bajoe 685 travel within 641 Alor Archipelago 571-8 Bakauheni 483 walking & canal tour 637-8, 638 Amahai 763-4 Balauring 575 Banten 121-3 Ambarawa 212-13 Balekambang 241 Bantimurung 680 903 Index (B) Index (B-D) 904 Bantul earthquake 171 Bedulu 324-5 Sulawesi 32 Bukit Demulih 330 Cenderawasih Museum 808 D Banyak Islands 426 Bela 556 Taman Burung Bali Bird Park Bukit Lawang 375, 389-94, 391 cengkeh, see nutmeg Dabo 467 Banyumulek 498 bemo 878 327-8 Bukit Masabit 777 Central Java 161-219 Danau Anegerak 826-7 Banyuwangi 263-4 Bena 556 Taman Burung Bird Park (Gilis) Bukit Mundi 350 Central Kalimantan 622-34 Danau Bratan 362-5, 362 bargaining 860 Bengkulu 453-5, 453 509 Bukit Peninsula 297-302 Central Sulawesi 715-25 Danau Buyan 364 basketwork 73 Bengkulu province 452-6 Wasur National Park 837 Bukittinggi 375, 441-5, 442, 445 ceramics 72-3, 260 Danau Galela 791 Batak people 399, 402-3 Benoa Harbour 297 Way Kambas National Park 481 bull racing 228, 356 child exploitation 59 Danau Giji 807 Batang Palupuh Nature Reserve 446 Benteng Amsterdam 760 birds of paradise, see cendarawasih Bunaken Manado Tua Marine National children, travel with 86-7, 848 Danau Gita 807 bathrooms 862 Benteng Barnevald 792 Bittuang 708-9 Park 739 Bali 328 Danau Gunung Tujuh 451-2 batik 71-2, 260 Benteng Belgica 767 Bitung 745 Bunut Bolong 366-365 food 86-7 Danau Habbema 827 Batu 239-40 Benteng Beverwyk 762 Blanco Renaissance Museum 312 bus travel 874-5, 877 Jakarta 109 Danau Jempang 657 Batu Beribu 476 Benteng Bontobangun 684 Blangkejeran 427 business hours 845, see also inside Kuta 281 Danau Kerinci 452 Batu Cermin 548 Benteng Concordia 770 Blitar 241-2 front cover Chinese population 59, 489, 609 Danau Maninjau 447-9, 447 Batu Karas 156-7 Benteng de Kock 443 Bo’a 590 Christianity 56, 63, 402, 544, 690, Danau Poso 716 INDEX Batu Koq 516-17 Benteng Duurstede 761 boat travel C 706, 753, 797 Danau Ranamese 553-5 INDEX Batu Mejan 292 Benteng Hollandia 770 Maluku ferries 752 Calang 425 Ciater hot springs 146-7 Danau Ranau 475-6 Batuan 327 Benteng Kalamata 783 to/from Indonesia 868-9 Camplong 585 Cibodas 137-8 Danau Sarawandori 814 Batubulan 328 Benteng Marlborough 454 within Indonesia 872-4, 873 Campuan Ridge 315 Cikembulan 156 Danau Sentani 793, 831, 835 Batulicin 644 Benteng Nassau 767 Boawae 557 Candi Cangkuang 149 Cilacap 163 Danau Tamblingan 364 Batutulis (Purnawarman Stone) 134 Benteng Oranye 783 Bogani Nani Wartabone National Candi Ceto 204 cinema 66 Danau Tempe 685-6 Batutumonga 703-4 Benteng Otanaha 733 Park 733 Candi Pawon 170 Cipanas 148-9 Danau Toba 375, 399-406, 400, 253 Bau Bau 713-14 Benteng Pendem 163 Bogor 129-34, 131 Candi Sukuh 203-4 Cipanas hot springs 135 Danau Toba Festival 404, 854 Baun 585 Benteng Revenge 771 Bomba 727-8 Candidasa 338-40, 338-9 Cirebon 157-61, 159 Danau Tondano 744 Bawomataluo 412 Benteng Sungguminasa 675 bombings Candikuning 362-4 Cisarua 137 dance 65-6, 5, 699 Bayan 516 Benteng Tohula 787 Bali 34, 93, 269, 281, 850 Canggu 292 Ciwidey 147-8 Bali 272-4, 286, 298, 328 beaches 290, see also Pantai entries Benteng Tolukko 783 Jakarta 34, 101 Captain Cole’s Residence 768 climate 22, 848-9 Batak 401 Aceh 422-3 Benteng Victoria 754 Sulawesi 34, 716 car travel 875-6 coconut crabs 729 Java 182 Bali 290, 330 Benteng VOC 216 Bondowoso 249 Carita 125-6 Coen, Jan Pieterszoon 38-9, 99, Lombok 490-1 Bira 681 Benteng Vredeburg 175 Boni 590 caves, see also Goa entries, Gua entries 104, 766 Nusa Tenggara 563 Flores 569 Bentuang Karimun National Park 617 Bonjol, Imam 43 Goa Gajah 325 coffee 186 Minangkabau 433 Java 124, 125, 126, 217, 240-1, Berastagi 394-8, 395 books 23, 25, 691, 798 Goa Jepang (Bali) 363 plantations 213, 250, 252, 365 Sundanese 123 251-2 Berau 660-2, 661 Bali 273 Goa Karangsari 350 Colo 216 Dani people 797, 817, 700 Kalimantan 618 Berebere 791 Java 94 Goa Putri 243 Colts 878 Daruba 791 Kei Islands 777, 778 betel nuts 598 Papua 798 Gua Binsari 812 Conservatorium of Traditional Music Datah Bilang 658-9 Kuta 266, 281, 7, 256 Biao 770 Toraja 691 Gua Gong 243 446 Dayak people 605-6, 624, 653 Lombok 499, 500 bicycle travel, see cycling border crossings 868 Gua Jepang (Papua) 805 consulates 852-3 deforestation 79-80 Lovina 369 bidar race 24, 473, 854 Borobudur 167-71, 168, 10 Gua Jepang (Sumatra) 443 corruption 46, 49, 52, 53, 54, 55, 141, Delod Berawan 356 Nusa Dua 299 Bima 537-9, 538 accommodation 170 Gua Kelam 426 631, 857 Demak 213-14 Nusa Lembongan 346 Bimanese people 529 festivals & events 170 Gua Kotilola 826 costs 22-3, see also inside front cover dengue fever 881 Papua 804, 806, 813 birds 32, 77, 78, 8 food 170 Gua Leang Leang 680 courses 849 Denpasar 302-7, 304-5 Pulau Ambon 760, 697 Bali 314 history 167 Gua Lian Hawan 778 arts & crafts 314 Depapre 833-4 Riau 467 Cenderawasih Bay Marine National sights 168-70 Gua Mabolu 713 batik 177, 198 Desert Point 499 Seminyak 289 Park 807 temple 168-9, 169 Gua Semar 166 cooking 87-8 diamonds 641-2 Sorong 802 Gunung Leuser National Park 428 travel to/from 171 Gua Tabuhan 243 culture 314 diarrhoea 884 Sumatra 406, 436-7, 476, 477 illegal trade 264 Bosnik 813 Gua Tiangko 452 language 142, 177 Dieng Plateau 165-7, 165 Sumba 596 Kerinci Seblat National Park 451 Boti 586-7 Loyang Koro 427 meditation 170, 198 digital photography 859 Togean Islands 666, 725, 696 Kutai National Park 652 Botohili 413 Pura Goa Lawah 337 crafts, see arts & crafts Diponegoro, Pangeran 41, 43, 92, 675 West Timor 584-5 Lore Lindu National Park 719 Bromo-Tengger-Semeru National Park Sengering Caves 452 credit cards 858 disabilities, travellers with 852 beadwork 73 Mancong 656 244-8, 245 cell phones 861 culture 56-67 diving 842-3, 12, 258, see also becaks 877 Morowali Nature Reserve 723 Buddhism 36, 37, 60, 61, 62, 91, Celuk 328 Curup 455-6 snorkelling Bedugul 362-4 Orchid & Bird Garden 813 167, 168 Celukanbawang 373-4 customs regulations 849-50 Ahuwair 569 Papua 797, 802 Bugis people 671 Cempaka 641-2 cycling 842, 871 Alor 577-8, 582 000 Map pages Pasar Ngasem 175 Buitan 337 cenderawasih 32, 793, 802, 814 Bali 324, 349 Amed 343 000 Photograph pages Pulau Dua Bird Sanctuary 123 Bukit Barisan Military Museum 386 Cenderawasih Bay Marine National Java 185, 194, 198 Bali 294 Saleman 764 Bukit Barisan Selatan National Park 483 Park 807-8 Nusa Tenggara 486, 496, 523 Banda Islands 747, 766 905 Index (D-F) Index (F-H) 906 diving continued Waiterang 569 festivals & events 22, 24, 854, 699 Padang 435 Gondang 516 Gunung Pengsong 498 Banggai Islands 724 Wakatobi Marine National Park Asmat Art & Culture festival Papua 84 Gorontalo 731-2, 732 Gunung Poteng 618 Candidasa 339 714 838, 854 Sulawesi 83 government 35, 45 Gunung Rajabasa 482 Cenderawasih
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