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Umschlag, Inhaltsverzeichnis D N 0 300 km Klaudia und Eberhard Homann A Phnom K VN Penh L SÜD- Martin Lutterjohann I CHINESISCHES A Saigon MEER H PH Reto Kuster T BRUNEI Handbuch für individuelles Entdecken A L A Y S Kuala M I A Lumpur S Borneo u SINGAPUR m a INDONESIEN t r a Palembang Sulawesi TIPPS Mit REISE KNOW-HOW Malaysia entdecken: 57 Seiten Singapur 37 Seiten Brunei Eine Stadt mit wechselvoller Geschichte: Der alte Sultanssitz Melaka | 199 Malaysia, Singapur und Brunei mit diesem kompletten Reiseführer entdecken: Die Straße der Teeplantagen: Am 2031 m hohen Gunung Brinchang Z Sorgfältige Beschreibung aller sehenswerten Orte und Landschaften in den Cameron Highlands | 143 Z Unterkunftshinweise für jeden Geldbeutel: Hotels, Guest Houses, Strandhütten Auf Hängebrücken durch den Urwald: Z Kulinarische Tipps von Kennern: die ganze Vielfalt der malaiischen, Der Canopy Walk durch die Wipfel der Urwaldriesen chinesischen und indischen Küche im Taman-Negara-Nationalpark | 318 Malaiisch – Z Antwort auf alle praktischen Reisefragen zu Planung und Durchführung Wort für Wort: Beeindruckende Architektur der Kolonialzeit: CityTrip der unkomplizierte Z Verkehrsmittel vom Flugzeug bis zur Fahrrad-Rikscha Malaysia Kuala Lumpur: Häuser in Georgetown auf Penang | 75 Kauderwelsch Z Ausführliche Kapitel zu Natur, Geschichte, Kultur und Traditionen die Metropole Sprachführer | Die schönsten Tauchreviere: Z Tipps für erlebnisreiche Aktivitäten: Bergwandern, Tauchen, Dschungeltrips intensiver erleben Vor der Ostküste der malaysischen Halbinsel | 223 und Ausflüge in Nationalparks Weitere Südostasien-Titel Abenteuerliche Tierbeobachtung: (Auswahl): Borneo Malaysia Ost Uncle Tan’s Dschungelcamp in Saba | 508 (1:1,2 Mio.), (1:1,1 Mio.), Brunei Z Bali & Lombok REISE KNOW-HOWVerlag Lebendige Kopfjägerzeit: Kalimantan, Malaysia West Z 720 Seiten Singapur Z Bangkok Peter Rump, Bielefeld Das Sarawak Museum in Kuching | 413 Sabah & (1:800.000): Z Über 160 Fotos Sarawak, die detaillierte Rump Bielefeld Peter Verlag Z Kambodscha 14., neu bearbeitete Ausblick auf Singapur: Brunei – Landkarte Z 86 Stadtpläne und Karten und komplett aktualisierte OW Z Myanmar Auflage 2016/17 -H Die Equinox Bar im 70. Stock des Raffles City Complex | 363 Indonesien 3: aus dem world Z Reise-Gesundheits-Informationen Verlag Z Phuket die detaillierte mapping project™ NOW € 24,90 [D] OW Z Mini-Sprachführer Malaiisch K Eine Oase der Ruhe: Landkarte Z InselTrip Penang ISBN 978-3-8317-2749-0 -H Das Naturschutzgebiet Sungai Buloh in Singapur | 349 aus dem world Z Regionenübersicht mit Karte EISE Z CityTrip Singapur R mapping project™ ab Seite 12 NOW K Das größte Wohnhaus der Welt: Z Thailand Der Palast des Sultans von Brunei mit 1800 Zimmern | 533 EISE R Reiseführer Der komplette Reiseführer für individuelles Entdecken und Erleben auch abseits der Hauptrouten Der komplette Reiseführer für individuelles Entdecken und Erleben auch abseits der Hauptrouten MalayU3 42 Pattani West-Malaysia Ost-Malaysia 4 Songkhla Sai Buri Ko Satun 42 Rio Tuba Tarutao Sadao Khao Nam Khang Yala 0 100 km © REISE KNOW-HOW 2016 0 100 km © REISE KNOW-HOW 2016 43 Nationalpark Mu Ko Tarutao THAILAND 49 Kangar Bacho MalayU2 Bugsuc Island Nationalpark Kuah Yala Narathiwat Pulau Langkawi PERLIS E1 222 47 Jitra Budo-Sungai Padi Takbai PHILIPPINEN 7 National Park Rangae 223 Klassifizierung der Unterkünfte Balabac LANGKAWI Pulau 1067 41 Pulau Dayang Payar 69 Narathiwat Balabac Island Bunting Bang Lang Sungai Padi Kota Bahru Malaysia Alor Setar Dam Pasir 51 Mas Kubang Kerian Budo-Sungai Padi Peringat ¬ bis 50 RM E1 KEDAH National Park Sungai Kolok Kadok 236 236 Pangkal SOUTH CHINA 485 466 Guar Chempedak 3 ­ bis 100 RM Kalong Pulau Perhentian Layang Layang Island Balabac Strait Betong 4 Tanah Merah 243 ® bis 150 RM P. Banggi Bedong 1203 P. Balambangan 4 SEA Bt. Ulu Laho Pulau Redang ¯ bis 250 RM Sungai Petani 76 67 8 244 Padang Serai ° bis 350 RM 519 P. Malawali Tanjung Tokong 110 B 75 E15 66 Kuala Krai P. Kagayan de Sulu Gelugor Gerik 4 ± über 350 RM Kudat Georgetown Butterworth 294 a 247 74 Ayer Itam Tasik 1519 Batu Rakit P. Jambongan Bukit Kulim G. Lawit 3 PENANG G. Inas Temengor 1557 KELANTAN Manir Kuala Terengganu Singapur und Brunei Sulu Sea Mertajam Langkom Pulau Penang 1801 n 76 256 Kota Marudi 76 E1 2171 Kuala Terengganu Tengah B ¬ bis 40 S$/B$ 518 Lake Kenering G. Chamah Marang 488 (Res.) Kota Belud Turtle Islands j Mount Kinabalu a ­ 4090 S$/B$ SOUTH CHINA SEA Nationalpark Marine Park Tasik Kenyir TERENGGANU 259 P. Mengalum 2579 G. Gerah a Tuaran Teluk 101 n 8 Rantau Abang ® 90150 S$/B$ 1121 107 2103 Tamparuli Labuk Gua Musang 474 22 487 499 Kuala 262 ¯ über 150 S$/B$ r 4095 j 3 Taiping r 264 Sepilok E8 Kota Kinabalu e Ranau Sandakan Kangsar Kuala k Orang Utan 22 E1 a c 1829 Lower Sungai Siput Dungun P. Tenngol Kepayan Sanctuary a 486 Kinarut o Utara G. Tahan r Kinabatangan 112 C165 309 Papar 1 C Kg. Bautu 60 r 2187 Pulau Tiga Kota Kinabatangan n Tambunan Ipoh Taman Negara n Croker Range 2015 Paka a a 99 Ortsbeschreibung 99 Ortsbeschreibung auf 99 Ortsbeschreibung 99 Ortsbeschreibung auf 2642 1273 P. Tambisan 5 G. Tangga 8 Nationalpark Nationalpark r PERAK 524 a Trus Madi Bt. Tawai Tanah Rata auf Seite 99 Seite 99, mit Stadtplan auf Seite 99 Seite 99, mit Stadtplan 521 Tinutudan j Gomantong n Pulau Labuan n Forest Reserve Seri Iskandar 136 Beaufort 1469 a Keningau 128 1 MALAYSIA B 13 Tabin S Cameron T 511 132 . 131 Kampar g 1391 530 Labuan 523 SABAH Wildlife n P i Lumut Highlands 301 l Lahad Datu e T 265 516 774 Reserve Pulau Pangkor e Tenom r y a b G. Hulu Bakar Legende zu den 531 Sipitang e k G. Batu Putih Kuala Lipis Bandar Seri Maliau Basin s m i Cukai G. Bagahak Kampong Koh i e 1667 s 2131 T Begawan Conservation Area r a . Karten im Innenteil BRUNEI 464 Tun Sakaran Marine Park E1 S B t Lotung (Semporna m Tutong Lawas n Danum Valley 3 r a P. TimbunIslands Park) 307 E8 464 Sapulut j a Conservation Area Kunak Teluk Intan i 295 1512 ± Übernachtung Sungai Liang 1019 a n Mata 64 G. Tapis Limbang Melutut B Jerantut u AH150 Bt. Budok G. Magdalima 513 w Fraser's Kuala Belait A5 300 Essen und Trinken Recam 1318 1310 5 1 Hill ± Lumutan Umas Umas Tawau Hills Semporna Raub G. Lerek E8 269 Lutong Ba Seria 1571 a t P. Bum Bum 1049 r an 514 Nationalpark ANDAMAN ± Einkaufen/Sonstiges g Bt. Bisan Kuantan B 8 2 Tawau Sungai Besar n 64 453 a r Gunung Buda 300 Nachtleben a Lumbis Pulau ± m Kuala Kubu Baru 327 275 Miri Nationalpark Sebatik g 450 SEA Bentong Marudi G. Mulu Sekinchan E8 Temerloh Pekan 150 ± Wassersport Niah Nationalpark 450 SELANGOR Bukit Beruntung s 2 Mentakab Batu 459 2377 u 1801 S P. NunukanTeluk Sibuko b 2640 . Sebuku i Touristeninformation Niah Gunung Mulu A Mt. Lagatuma 148 a E8 G. Murud Rawang Suai a Kuala Selangor PAHANG 1 Nationalpark 1372 Selayang Baru s Sehenswürdigkeit m P. Mandul 5 12 3 457 a Bario Mt. Basakan . Sesayap Tasik Bera T S m Museum 449 Loagan Bunut Bt. Mulong Uma Malinau P. Baru Ampang Jaya 682 n P. Bunyu 151150 Similajau Nationalpark a Bangjdulis I. N Festung, Schloss r Nationalpark a Juwata Long Lellang j KUALA LUMPUR 8 Muadzam Shah P. Tarakan Tanjungbalai Klang ö Höhle n Shah Kajang 448 a Tarakan na MALAYSIA B Alam n Tempel me Teluk Sekatak Celebes Jenjarom 190 11 Bintulu Ke 283 k Kirche Batang Bt. Katulong Bt. Sekalap 1644 Salak Seremban 1234 Banting E2 Pulau Tioman e Moschee Sea 42 51 NEGERI 12 442 5 SEMBILAN J Synagoge Mukah Tatau 283 B 198 a 444 Labuhanbilik 3 P. Pemanggil P Post ta Port Dickson Segamat G. Besar n Belaga 1036 Endau Rompin g Batu Bora 1 I 276 t Telefon Pulau Bruit g 1465 Nationalpark a Selangan Bt. Naong P. Panjang S Mersing P. Babi Besar é Internetcafé n 1071 SARAWAK BORNEO 1276 Bt. Mersing P Tanjungredeb t r 1 e Sangalaki P. Maratua MELAKA Ayer Keroh a 438 U Theater 1019 r u Bt. Dema ra g (Berau) Archipelago M P. Tinggi 987 Mt. Kujat 199 S. 1 438 Sibu Bt. Batu u 1589 Rantauprapat Bukit Baru E2 $ Bank, Geldautomat Bt. Ulat Bulu n 1083 Muara Tiding Bagansiapiapi Melaka 50 Sarikei 2011 u i 5 n b Busbahnhof Bat 442 g t Teluk Datu ang Rajang a Tumbit Muara G. Belumut Jakar Kanowit Kapit n Mt. Guguang Pantai 1010 H Bushaltestelle H Muar (Bandar Maharani) Kluang o 2467 Kotapinang o Dabai s e Mt. Suwaran JOHOR 3 x Taxi 426 Mt. Kemal Pulau Rupat Sematan 432 Lanjak-Entimau Bt. Bujau Longgi S 1250 f Santubong Maludam 966 Bt. Kumbong 2053 a 50 Tenggara T Tankstelle Bako Nationalpark Wildlife Sanctuary 1395 m 1 a p u a b M Bandar Penggaram 413 g a n K s H u l u a Langgapayung f Flughafen/-platz B u n l Dumai Kota Tinggi a Bt. Lanjak n i u a E2 ta u v Yachthafen Tundong ng L Betong g Bt. Melatai Metulang n 5 Kulai Kuching upar 1284 r Bentuang Engkarimun g Sepinang l 436 e 1554 Mt. Berium M 213 Batang Ai P Wildlife Sanctuary Senai Ü Fähre e INDONESIEN o INDONESIEN a E22 1308 u Bandar Sri Aman National Park Mt. Lawit g n Pulau Bengkalis c E3 u U-Bahn-Station (Simanggang) 1771 n t a Bengkalis Pontian Kecil Johor Bahru Serian as a Muarawahau Sangkulirang i n Abok u R s c 330 1325 21 Betung Kerihun Nationalpark Kap Mt. Liangpran Mt. Menyapa Pasir Gudang p Parkplatz Wong Pandak S.
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