A Travellers' guide to the Orient

Australia, 1990

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A series of beautifully photographed tours through the tourist destinations, new and old, of Asia.

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Bangkok - the City of Angels/the Kingdom of Thailand

Australia, 1990

Borneo

Borneo

Australia, 1992

China

China

Australia, 1992

Hong Kong the Fragrant Harbour & Macau City

Hong Kong the Fragrant Harbour & Macau City

Australia, 1990

India

India

Australia, 1992

India: Delhi and Agra, Rajasthan and Kashmir

India: Delhi and Agra, Rajasthan and Kashmir

Australia, 1990

Indonesia. Parts 1 & 2

Indonesia. Parts 1 & 2

Australia, 1992

Japan - Land of the Rising Sun

Japan - Land of the Rising Sun

Australia, 1990

Korea: Seoul

Korea: Seoul

Australia, 1992

Malaysia: land of contrasts

Malaysia: land of contrasts

Australia, 1990

Singapore: the lion city

Singapore: the lion city

Australia, 1990

Thailand: new destinations

Thailand: new destinations

Australia, 1992

The Philippines. Parts 1 & 2

The Philippines. Parts 1 & 2

Australia, 1992

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Credits

production company

Australia. Special Broadcasting Service

Production places
Australia
Production dates
1990

Collection metadata

ACMI Identifier

S00932

Language

English

Audience classification

G

Subject category

Anthropology, Ethnology, Exploration & Travel → Asia - Description and travel

Sound/audio

Sound

Colour

Colour

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