Borneo 2（ISBN=） 英文原版

　　Charles Darwin described the island of Borneo as ‘one great
wild untidy luxuriant hothouse made by nature for herself’, and
it’s still a cornucopia of biodiversity – for now. Sample
world-class diving, meandering boat rides, indigenous hospitality,
sightings of languid orangutans and stir-fried jungle ferns from
the local markets.
　　A popular destination for eco-tourists Borneo is more accessible
than ever due to low cost flights from Kuala Lumpur. And with an
expanded focus on ecotourism and border crossing information, this
newly revised edition will make traveling around this lush paradise
carefree.
　　This guidebook has been fully updated!
　　* Intuitive layout and new text styles make it easier to read,
scan and find information at a glance
　　* New visual design and structure improves navigation without
sacrificing depth or quality
　　* Expanded planning section helps travellers plan by time,
season, interest or region
　　* New map design improves map legibilty for easy navigation

　　Daniel Robinson researched the award-winning first edition of
Lonely Planet’s Cambodia guidebook back in 1989, when Phnom Penh –
Siem Reap flights stayed over the middle of the Tonlé Sap to avoid
ground fire and, for three days, he was the only guest at Siem
Reap’s only hotel; the story of his misadventures in a mined temple
appears in Lonely Planet Unpacked Again. These days his favourite
spots for chilling are the (for now) pristine west coast of Koh
Kong Island, the foggy ruins of Bokor Hill Station and the rocky
promontory at Prasat Preah Vihear, where breathtaking views stretch
almost to Angkor. Daniel is based in Tel Aviv and Los Angeles.