Java (Lonely Planet, 2nd edition)

This indispensable guide to Java, an island of astonishing beauty, leads you through a rich blend of cultures and religions, where Hindu-Buddhist empires reached their zenith before Islam made its mark. 62 maps including a full colour islands map where to stay, what to eat, what to see in ancient cites, modern beach resorts and isolated hill towns full details of trekking in some of Indonesia's best national parks 16 page colour section on the architectural wonders of Borobudur and Prambanan and other religious sites Explore Java, the heartland of Indonesia, with this useful guide. It contains information on accommodation and places to eat for every budget, and tips on getting the best out of your visit and how to get off-the-beaten-track. Reisehåndbøkene fra Lonely Planet legger vekt på å ha med oppdatert, detaljert informasjon om reisemålet. Bøkene har med praktiske opplysninger om blant annet overnatting, transport, severdigheter og spisesteder The history of human habitation in Java begins with Pithecanthropus erectus , or Java Man, who lived along the banks of the Bengawan Solo River in Central and East Java.