
A 15,000-kilometer odyssey: The Komodo Islands must be one of the world's most dramatically mysterious landscapes, says author Mark Eveleigh. His latest book, "Kopi Dulu: Caffeine-fuelled Travels through Indonesia," highlights his 15,000-kilometer journey though the country.

Tanimbar Islands: The children of Tumbur, in Indonesia's Maluku province in the remote Tanimbar Islands, live a happy, healthy beach-life.

West Bali: A duck-herder marches his quacking brood homeward through the West Bali paddy fields.

Tual market: Indonesia's Kei Islands are a tropical paradise. The market at Tual displays the abundant harvests of the local orchards.

Bali: At Palasari, the Sacred Heart of Jesus Church is an unexpectedly regal facade against the steaming jungle backdrop.

Wedding feast: A pig is sacrificed as the centerpiece for a feast at a Balinese wedding in rural West Bali.

Teluk Palu Festival: Indonesia's Teluk Palu Festival, on the north coast of Sulawesi, is an intoxicating explosion of noise and color.

Tanjung Bira: At the Tanjung Bira port in South Sulawesi, boats of all sizes are overhauled and maintained.

Sumatran tigers: The highland forests of Sumatra's Kerinci Seblat National Park have more tigers than all of Thailand, Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam combined This mountainous wilderness is one of the most densely-populated tiger reserves in the world.

Wakatobi: An isolated fisherman's hut off the coast of Kaledupa Island, Wakatobi.



