The Jungle Journal Volume 3
The Jungle Journal Volume 3 (The Archipelagos Of Southeast Asia Issue) is here. We travel to Malaysia, Indonesia, and The Philippines where we uncover the history of indigenous migration into Southeast Asia, discover the 1,000 year old hut-dwellings of Wae Rabo, meet the seafaring Bajao communities, encounter the wisdom of the Baduy people of Java, witness the cultural spectacle of the Caci Whip fights with the Manggarai Warriors of Flores Island, and transport to Western Papua with the tree-dwelling Korowai.
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