The Intrepid List
The Intrepid List is a collection of more than 100 unique and enthralling travel experiences from around the globe. But this isn't a bucket list book. This book is for the intrepid travelers - the explorers, thrill-seekers, foodies and festivalgoers - those that have a curiosity about the people and places that make up this amazing planet. There's a whole world beyond the glossy brochures and Instagram posts. This guidebook will inspire you to discover new destinations or see the classics from a different perspective. It will help you get under the skin of a place, to learn from locals who can help you discover the authentic, the eccentric, the rare and the astonishing. All done with an eye to sustainability, to celebrate the planet and protect its unique environments. It's not just about the destination, but how you get there and who you meet along the way. This book guarantees you'll have that all bundled into one exciting package. With over 30 years of trips under their belt, Intrepid Travel are the best guides to take you wherever you wish to go.
Sleeping my way through the Congo
In 1988, at the age 25 Tanja is leaving her punk-rock culture in Germany behind to go on a long journey to Africa. Her boyfriend of 5 years sends her off to the Congo with a pack of condoms, knowing her infidelity and lust for men. Equipped with blurred sexual boundaries and a lonely heart, she arrives in Brazzaville/Congo in search for something. With a sense of humor she is taking the reader along through the Congo, Zaire, Burundi, Tanzania and Kenya to experience the different cultures, the male species, exotic foods and the hardship of traveling the waterways through the jungle.
The Art of Travel
"All male animals, including men, when they are in love, are apt to behave in ways that seem ludicrous to bystanders." -Francis Galton, English Men of Science Galton's collection of travel tips, The Art of Travel (originally published in 1855) was so popular that this 1872 edition was the fifth edition. Galton was by then quite famous as an explorer. His purpose in writing the book was to teach other travelers the skills required for self-sufficiency that he had learned during an historic expedition into the interior of Africa. These pointers include: how to ride horses, handle elephants, and avoid cobras. Also included are sections on how to pull teeth, find water in a desert, and construct a sleeping bag out of fur.
October Harvest
It's a book of poetry, each poem telling a story of its own. Most of the poems deal with love, that's the dominating theme, then there is a lot about music mainly picturing composers, and then there is a geographical department, almost like a journey, characterizing different countries. In between there is a lot of general reflections of a philosophical and metaphysical kind, dealing also with death and other facts of life, generally sticking to realism, some poems being purely documentary.
The Geography of Uncertainty
This book outlines the characteristics and implications of a potential geography of uncertainty. In doing so, it analyses this concept in reference to both the origins of uncertainty in Early Modern Age as well as the current geopolitical situation.
Cape to Cairo
Starting out from Cape Town in South Africa, there is plenty to see as the journey heads north. The scenery changes from green fields and vineyards such as Stellenbosch to the deserts and giant sand dunes of Namibia. It is only further north that the desert changes to savannah. There are numerous safaris to see wild animals in their natural habitat including hippopotamus, the most dangerous animal on the continent and walking with cheetahs. There are close encounters with elephants in the Okavango and views of thousands of zebras before crossing the border in Zimbabwe. There are the magnificent Victoria Falls and a railway journey across the Zimbabwe countryside to Bulawayo with its great industrial centre and railway heritage. On safari through the Serengeti and the Ngorongoro Crater, there is the opportunity for visitors to see all of the Big Five Game animals, the five most dangerous animals to hunt on foot. There are the Spice Islands, the Bwindi Impenetrable National Park where there is an opportunity to walk with gorillas and there were plenty more countries and experiences to enjoy and this was still only halfway up the continent to Cairo.
Lonely Planet Best Day Hikes Japan
Lonely Planet's Best Day Hikes Japan is your passport to 60 easy escapes into nature. Stretch your legs away from the city by picking a hike that works for you, from just a couple of hours to a full day, from easy to hard. Climb Mt Fuji, walk the Tohoku coast, and enjoy the views in Kamikochi. Get to the heart of Japan and begin your journey now! Inside Lonely Planet's Best Day Hikes Japan Travel Guide: Color maps and images throughoutSpecial features - on Japan's highlights for hikers, kid-friendly hikes, accessible trails and what to take Best for... section helps you plan your trip and select hikes that appeal to your interests Region profiles cover when to go, where to stay, what's on, cultural insights, and local food and drink recommendations to refuel and refresh. Featured regions include: Tokyo, Mt Fuji and Around, Japan Alps and Central Honshu, Kansai, Hiroshima and Western Honshu, Tohoku, Hokkaido, Shikoku, KyushuEssential infoat your fingertips - hiking itineraries accompanied by illustrative maps are combined with details about hike duration, distance, terrain, start/end locations and difficulty (classified as easy, easy-moderate, moderate, moderate-hard, or hard)Over 60 mapsThe Perfect Choice: Lonely Planet's Best Day Hikes Japan, our most comprehensive guide to hiking in Japan, is perfect for those planning to explore Japan on foot.Looking for more information on Japan? Check out Lonely Planet's Japan guide for a comprehensive look at what the country has to offer.About Lonely Planet: Lonely Planet is a leading travel media company, providing both inspiring and trustworthy information for every kind of traveler since 1973. Over the past four decades, we've printed over 145 million guidebooks and phrasebooks for 120 languages, and grown a dedicated, passionate global community of travelers. You'll also find our content online, and in mobile apps, videos, 14 languages, armchair and lifestyle books, ebooks, and more, enabling you to explore every day.'Lonely Planet guides are, quite simply, like no other.' New York Times'Lonely Planet. It's on everyone's bookshelves; it's in every traveler's hands. It's on mobile phones. It's on the Internet. It's everywhere, and it's telling entire generations of people how to travel the world.' Fairfax Media (Japan)
Lonely Planet Florida
Lonely Planet's local travel experts reveal all you need to know to plan the trip of a lifetime in this latest edition of our guide to Florida.Discover Florida's most popular experiences and best kept secrets from heading to Miami's beautiful, laid-back Crandon Beach Park for amazing views of the Magic City skyline; to losing yourself in immersive rides at Universal Orlando Resort; and losing yourself in true Florida wilderness at the Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge.Build a trip to remember with Lonely Planet's Florida travel guide: Our classic guidebook format contains the most comprehensive level of information for planning multi-week tripsAll-new structure and design that's easy to use so you can navigate Florida effortlesslyExciting itineraries help you create your perfect adventure with suggestions for extended journeys, day trips, walking tours and activity-led excursionsExpert local recommendations on eating, drinking, nightlife, shopping, accommodation, festivals, when to go and moreVibrant photography and maps including a pull-out map of [DESTINATION]Get fresh takes on must-visit sights from Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge, to Interactive Wand Spots in the Wizarding World of Harry PotterEssential information toolkit containing tips on arriving, transport, local etiquette, using money, LGBTIQ+ travel advice, useful words and phrases, accessibility and responsible travelConnect with Floridian culture through stories that delve deep into local life, history and traditionsCovers: Miami; The Everglades & Biscayne National Park; Florida Keys & Key West; Southeast Florida; Orlando & Walt Disney World (R); The Space Coast; Northeast Florida; Tampa Bay & the Southwest; The Panhandle Create a trip that's uniquely yours and get to the heart of this extraordinary part of the world with Lonely Planet's Florida.
Don't Fight It, Just Ride It
Matt Rigsby wrote Don't Fight It, Just Ride It to share his stories in a humorous and vulnerable way in the hopes it will be a source of inspiration for you on your quest for self-discovery, joy, and a life that is fulfilling in every way. In this book, you will: Learn how to break through your comfort zone by taking the leapDiscover that you can overcome anything as long as you never give upGet tools to build a life with endless possibilities and zero limitationsGain insight on how to immerse yourself in the majesty of Mother Nature Read about the author's adventures in air, on water, and side of a mountain"This book will ignite your own passions; awaken your sense of adventure, love for nature and others, and have a ripple effect across the planet."- Erik Peterson, Music Producer, Singer and Songwriter "When you Don't Fight It, Just Ride It you will feel your vibration rising, and this in turn raises the collective vibration... making the world a more harmonious place to live."- Mark Hattas, Entrepreneur, Author, Certified Executive and Mental Performance Coach "This book is a beautiful reminder that we all share one consciousness, which we can use to do amazing things for each other and ourselves."- Shannon Procise, President at Business Acceleration Network and PR Expert Matt Rigsby is the founder and president of The Medicine River Academy, a school dedicated to empowering youth to navigate rivers and be fully in tune with Mother Earth. When he's not on the river, Matt enjoys mountain biking, skiing, sailing, kite surfing, long walks in nature, writing, and spending time with his wife Adrienne and their pets. They are soon to be sailing around the world!
An Opinionated Guide to New York
Dive head-first into this glittering megacity with the finest cultural highlights the Five Boroughs has to offer. The original metropolis, the city of cities: New York is mythic in stature and impossible to pin down. The planet's most surreal urban experiment is a dizzying feast of iridescent skyscrapers, iconic landmarks and heavyweight cultural institutions - it's irresistible, even if all you can afford is a bagel and a walk through Central Park. Luckily, we've got the inside scoop on the island's most treasured local delis, historic bookshops, memorable bars and beloved neighborhoods - Brooklyn, Bronx, Queens and Staten / From the Battery to the top of Manhattan.
PYGMIES & PAPUANS The Natives of Dutch New Guinea
This volume is a document of science, of courage, of exploration and first contact. It is an intimate personal account of a world that is on the brink of extinction. Dr. A.F.R. Wollaston was a graduate of Cambridge University before the turn of the twentieth Century. He was a naturalist of the highest caliber, and carried a desire to study the fauna of New Guinea. Setting out in 1910, "We left Singapore on November 26th, and as we passed through the narrow Riou Straits we saw the remains of the French mail steamer La Seyne, which had been wrecked there with appalling loss of life only a few days earlier. It was believed that scores of persons were devoured by sharks within a few minutes of the accident happening..." Thus begins the exciting story of one of the great scientific expeditions to a land which is even now considered largely unknown and unreached. Open this book and discover for yourself the wild, tropical island world of New Guinea as Dr. Wollaston found it.
Colombo to Colombo
On an island shaped like a tear-drop there lay a contrast of idyllic beaches, wild jungles, scorched plains, wetland oases, tropical rainforests and rugged mountains. A place with a culture diverse and steeped in complexities - attached to a history both rich and turbulent. Sri Lanka, a country that draws upon the curious senses for many a traveller, and one that so beckoned for an unashamedly sweaty bicycle adventure. And with all 25 districts up for debate and an imprecise yet Doughty plan to start and finish in the country's vibrant capital of Colombo, the spontaneity and uncertainties of the road ahead were all but set.With a haphazard and quixotic blend of thoroughbred waggishness, full-time daydreamer and part-time wheeled nomad Daniel Doughty returns to the saddle in Colombo to Colombo: A Cycling Adventure Around Sri Lanka.
150 National Parks You Need to Visit Before You Die
- The ultimate list of the world's most beautiful national parks- A carefully curated selection of the 150 most exceptional and most worth seeing natural parks- Traveling with a focus on nature and exceptional experiences is a trend- The latest book in the highly successful 150 seriesThis book explores all continents and countries in search of the most extraordinary national parks around the world. Well-known and lesser-known parks are featured, but they are all special because of breathtaking views, a unique atmosphere, or exceptional fauna and flora. In these parks you will experience unforgettable treks and adventures and enjoy magnificent views. From desert parks to safari parks, from jungle areas to the highest mountains; each park has its unique story to tell. This book can serve as a practical travel guide but also as inspiration for those looking for the ultimate next travel destination. A traveler's bucket list with a selection of the world's most incredible natural parks.
Scent of a Lion
Australian visual artist, Calum Wilkins, travels to Korea. Feeling trapped in his solitude, he longs for a connection, a bond that will anchor him to the present, sweeping away the shadows of his past. Immersed in a foreign culture, he is looking for something more than love. He is looking for someone to complete him. He meets and falls in love with Halla, a Korean shaman. Halla and Calum's connection is not an ordinary romance by any means. For Halla, their romance brings mental conflict. This is her first love affair after many years of abstinence. Although having made a determined choice not to complicate her life by being in a relationship, this sudden connection has a resonance that runs deep. However, the rebellion of Halla's physical desires is destroying the fortress of self-reliance leaving her disoriented, a reality that contradicts the principles she clings to so fiercely. Calum, with his magnetic presence and allure, is becoming the instrument shattering her resolvAn unknown force, a magnetic attraction, that is a mystery to her, pulls her toward him. A riddle unfolds, an uncanny parallel universe, becomes increasingly evident to her as it builds in intensity. Halla collects seeds from the Gingko tree which she uses to make a powerful erotic love potion. The effect on Calum is gradual. As the chemical merges and becomes activated, it sends him into altered states of perception. The experience provokes a profound and confronting question. Is Halla much more than a Sharman? Could she really be the fallen Korean goddess, Jacheongbi? Is she crafting the persona of being a mortal?Vulnerable and disoriented, evidence accumulates in Calum's mind of the truth of her identity as he struggles with reality, an elusive paradigm, pirouetting on a precipice of deception. The lines between authenticity and artifice, become indistinct on his horizon of comprehension. Halla has been forced to live a clandestine lifestyle as there are those who seek her out. They are coming closer. With Calum beside her, she can see her life being lived how it should be lived, free of the prison walls around her.
The Land of Moonlit Snows & Other Real Travel Stories from the Indian Himalaya
About the BookEIGHT STORIES THAT BRING ALIVE THE BEAUTY OF THE HIMALAYAS.When city-dwellers meet the mountains, stories manifest themselves. Of narrow escapes from remote valleys, encounters with the wild, treks across snow-covered passes and flower-filled meadows, blended with the kindness of locals and their food, culture and festivals. The real stories in the book attempt to make just one point - exploration is for everyone.About the AuthorBorn in UP and raised in Punjab, Gaurav Punj is the prototype of what the Himalayan folk are wary of. This hasn't deterred him or diluted his unconditional love for the Himalaya though. A Berkeley, California graduate, GP is a bit of a conflicted soul who wears an aura of calm. He secretly hopes that not too many people come to the Himalaya even while he writes books on it and prays for them to become bestsellers.
Lonely Planet Hidden Libraries
"a wonderful testament to the power and endurance of the written word" - The Age"Bibliophiles will be enthralled" - Publisher's Weekly"a perfectly on-point present for any reader" - BookPageDiscover 50 of the world's most magnificent hidden libraries - each with a unique and uplifting story to tell - featuring a foreword by librarian, bestselling author, and literary critic Nancy Pearl.Book swap your latest read in a cool 1950s style fridge in New Zealand or hike through the ethereal woodlands of Eas Mor in Scotland where a hidden library in a small log cabin awaits. Each entry shares the library's mission and impact on the local community and offers fascinating stories from its resident caretaker.Inside Hidden Libraries: 50 enchanting, obscure and astounding libraries from around the worldFascinating insider knowledge and unique stories from each library's resident caretakerCaptivating photos accompany every entry and the exact location of each hidden library is revealedFeatured libraries include: North America - Idaho: Little Free Library in a Cottonwood Tree; California: The Prison Library Project. South America - Argentina: The Weapon of Mass Instruction; Colombia: The Biblioburro. Africa - Egypt: St Catherine's Monastery; Mali: The Timbuktu Manuscripts. Asia & the Middle East - China: The Lonely Library; Philippines: Reading Club 2000. Europe - England: Phone Booth Library; Norway: The Future Library. Oceania & Beyond - Antarctica: The Little Free Library at the South Pole; Outer Space: The International Space Station LibraryWritten by Diana Helmuth, an award winning author who writes about subjects including travel, nature, and philosophical trends From the rare to the romantic, this extraordinary guide to our planet's hidden libraries makes the ultimate gift for literature lovers, adventurers, and dreamers alike. Nothing brings people together quite like a good book.
Freedom Walk
Can you ever break free from the patterns of life? Are you really stuck with no choices? What would happen if you were diagnosed with a terminal illness? Would you find a way to change your life, even if you didn't know how much time you had left?After thirty years of running their own businesses, Bianca and Bill realize they need a change. Bill's blood pressure is dangerously high, and they have both gained more weight than they care to admit. Freedom Walk is a personal account of how lives can be transformed with intention and commitment. Come share the adventure as they walk across England at 50+ years old. Once in England, they savour the sights, sounds, and smells of the landscape and the villages along the wall path: Bowness on Solway, Carlisle, Twice Brewed, and Wallsend. They recount tales of other wall walkers, innkeepers, and the culinary delights they experience along the way-from the full Cumbrian breakfast to a variety of flavour-filled dinners. With wild flowers, the call of pheasants, and the wall wending in the distance to accompany them, Bill and Bianca awaken to the beauty and magic of being in the present moment. But the walk also brings unexpected challenges, both physical and emotional. Their commitment to each other and to the walk itself helps them complete the journey-closer as a couple than ever."A delightful account of a life-altering trip, written in a lovely, personal style that makes the reader feel like a close friend." -Diane Keating, Instructor in English, University of Winnipeg
Freedom Walk
Can you ever break free from the patterns of life? Are you really stuck with no choices? What would happen if you were diagnosed with a terminal illness? Would you find a way to change your life, even if you didn't know how much time you had left?After thirty years of running their own businesses, Bianca and Bill realize they need a change. Bill's blood pressure is dangerously high, and they have both gained more weight than they care to admit. Freedom Walk is a personal account of how lives can be transformed with intention and commitment. Come share the adventure as they walk across England at 50+ years old. Once in England, they savour the sights, sounds, and smells of the landscape and the villages along the wall path: Bowness on Solway, Carlisle, Twice Brewed, and Wallsend. They recount tales of other wall walkers, innkeepers, and the culinary delights they experience along the way-from the full Cumbrian breakfast to a variety of flavour-filled dinners. With wild flowers, the call of pheasants, and the wall wending in the distance to accompany them, Bill and Bianca awaken to the beauty and magic of being in the present moment. But the walk also brings unexpected challenges, both physical and emotional. Their commitment to each other and to the walk itself helps them complete the journey-closer as a couple than ever."A delightful account of a life-altering trip, written in a lovely, personal style that makes the reader feel like a close friend." -Diane Keating, Instructor in English, University of Winnipeg
Fifty Places to Travel Solo
Fifty Places to Travel Solo provides a roadmap to the very best and safest places for those who choose to adventure on their own. If there's one striking travel trend in recent years, it's a massive rise in solo travel. Fifty Places to Travel Solo features idyllic venues from around the world, interviews with solo travel experts, and a mix of urban and outdoor adventures well-suited for individuals. Fellow travelers from a range of races, genders, physical handicaps, lifestyles, and ages offer their candid advice to the budding solo travelers of the world about which place didn't just make them feel welcome, but left the greatest impact on their lives. With both young and mature travelers alike beginning their solo travel journeys, this guide features two different travel options for each destination, "On a budget" and "Luxe," so no matter who you are, or where, you will find the perfect accommodations to satisfy your wanderlust! These locations offer the perfect mix of whatever solo trip you are yearning for, whether it be the serenity found in the crystal-clear waters of the Greek Isles, the adventure of hiking the unbelievable waterfalls and glaciers of Iceland, or the exciting culture found walking the streets of Portugal. Featured Destinations: Alaska - Glacier Bay and Beyond, Alberta - Banff, Antarctica - Antarctica, Argentina - Buenos Aires, Arizona - Grand Canyon, Australia - Melbourne, Austria -Vienna, Bhutan - Paro, British Columbia - Emerald Lake, British Columbia - Vancouver, Bulgaria - Rhodope Mountains, California - Palm Springs, Chile - Patagonia, Costa Rica - Nosara, Cuba - Havana, Czech Republic - Prague, Denmark - Copenhagen, Egypt - Nile River, England - Lake District, Fjords - Norway, Funafuti - Tuvalu, Georgia - Savannah, Greece - Greek Isles, Iceland - Reykjavik, Ireland - Dublin, Italy - Sicily, Japan - Tokyo, Louisiana - New Orleans, Maine - Portland, Malawi - Northern Region, Massachusetts - Boston, Mexico - Oaxaca, Mexico - Tulum, Montana - Whitefish, New York - New York, New Zealand - The North Island, North Carolina - Asheville, Oregon - Bend, Portugal - Lisbon, San Juan - Puerto Rico, Slovenia - Tour, Spain - Camino de Santiago, Taiwan - Taipei, Thailand - Pai, Tennessee - Nashville, Utah - Moab, Utah - Zion National Park, Vietnam - Tour, Washington - Olympic National Park, Washington - The Pacific Crest Trail Fifty Places series Fifty Places to Fly Fish Before You Die Fifty Places to Play Golf Before You Die Fifty Places to Sail Before You Die Fifty Places to Dive Before You Die Fifty More Places to Golf Before You Die Fifty Places to Hike Before You Die Fifty Places to Bike Before You Die Fifty Places to Ski & Snowboard Before You Die Fifty Places to Paddle Before You Die Fifty Places to Camp Before You Die Fifty Places to Drink Beer Before You Die Fifty Places to Run Before You Die Fifty Places to Surf Before You Die Fifty Places to Rock Climb Before You Die Fifty Places to Practice Yoga Before You Die Fifty Places to Travel with Your Dog Before You Die Fifty Places to Travel Solo Before You Die
Travelling Light
It'd been a long time since I claimed some solitude in this blessed landscape; since I've done without lifes little props. Here I have no friend, no dog, no radio, no clock, no phone, no roof, no body pollutants. The clackety-clack of the typewriter travels out into the valley and gets lost in expanses of forest and paperbark swamp. I'm the only soul around. For ten years Robyn Davidson has been travelling light. Across the desert, across America on a Harley-Davidson, or walking through the bush of ghosts by night. In these articles that make up Travelling Light, the bestselling author of Tracks takes us into wilds of many countries - as well as countries of the mind. 'A born writer.' - Daily Telegraph 'A perceptive and sensitive observer.' - Sydney Morning Herald
The Travel Bucket List
Counting down the 500 experiences every traveller should have in a lifetime, this is the travel list to end all travel lists. And trust us, we know. At DK Eyewitness, we've helped travellers get closer to destinations around the world for over 40 years. We've celebrated the world's most unforgettable journeys, showed people where to go when, and shone a light on the must-see and top ten sights to see on the road. Now, we've made one book to top them all, the ultimate bucket list. For trips of a lifetime, look no further. Here you'll find the ancient sights and modern marvels that no traveller should miss. The natural wonders and wildlife watching adventures that dreams are made of. And the little, local experiences that remind us why we travel in the first place. Expect beautiful photography, handy maps and tips to help you make your bucket list dreams happen. DK Eyewitness's The Definitive Travel Bucket List has everything you need to make a lifetime of memories. You'll have it on your bookshelf for years to come.
Glimpses from the Wild - II the Fascinating Stripes
Syead Wahabuddin Nasir, a dedicated biology enthusiast from Patna University, has alwaysbeen passionate about wildlife, with a special focus on tigers. His book, "Glimpses From TheWild - II: The Fascinating Stripes", captures over a decade of his observations from visits to TigerReserves, National Parks, and Wildlife Sanctuaries across India, particularly the BandhavgarhTiger Reserve. Through engaging stories and riveting photographs from jungle safaris, Syeadoffers readers a rare glimpse into the life of India's National Animal, the tiger, while emphasizingthe importance of wildlife conservation. His meticulous research and vivid descriptions bring thewild to life, inspiring a collective responsibility to protect these magnificent creatures. This book isa commendable contribution to wildlife awareness and tiger conservation efforts.
The Italians creating our Italy
Join the author as he travels across Italy. Whether in Venice, Palermo, Turin or Lecce, you will experience the country in a completely new way. His quest is to understand Italians who run the restaurants, shops and hotels enjoyed by tourists. These people provide us with amazing food, great wine, and beautiful craftsmanship. They shape our experience as travellers, they create our Italy. Thirty of these extraordinary Italians tell their life stories. Expect to be educated and inspired. Learn how Italy works, and how it doesn't. Experience surprises, tragedies, triumphs and romance. Above all, understand the passion that drives these people, who devote their lives to welcoming visitors. Once you've seen Italy through their eyes, then you will have a new appreciation for this beautiful country.
Women's Home Museums of the Northeast
Discover the rich tapestry of New England's history through the lives and legacies of thirty remarkable women. Women's Home Museums of the Northeast is your ultimate guide to exploring these iconic home museums. Each chapter is dedicated to a trailblazing woman who left an indelible fingerprint on her region's past.Offering more than just a visit, author Marlene Wagman-Geller invites you to step into the shoes of history's larger-than-life ladies. She paints vivid portraits of pioneering women and the secrets of their residences. These historic homes, preserved as three-dimensional diaries, bring their stories to life.In addition to captivating biographies, you'll find practical details to plan your visit. Discover nearby attractions, parking tips, admission costs, and visiting hours. Whether you're a history buff, a cultural enthusiast, or simply looking for a unique travel experience, this bookis your key to unlocking the stories behind these iconic addresses.
Cruise a la Carte
Discover life below the waterline, where dozens of nationalities combine to create a culture of their own. Gleaned from four years working on cruise ships around the world, Cruise a la Carte offers 30 behind-the-scenes snapshots into a life that's unlike anything else in the world.What is a crew cabin like?Why roving packs of waiters steal silverware.Living on a haunted sailing ship.The weirdest thing in the purser's lost & found.The truth about falling overboard.We enjoy vacation. They live adventure.Brian David Bruns was the only American waiter in Carnival Cruise Lines history to complete a full contract without quitting. And he would have quit, too, had he not already abandoned everything at age 30 to chase a woman who worked the sea. His chronicles about living aboard the world's largest cruise ship became instant bestsellers and winners of numerous Humor Book of the Year awards.
Ocean Freedom
Having grown up by Sydney Harbour, Anne's love affair with the sea and, later, ocean sailing was sealed from an early age. After living in three different countries with three different sailing partners, she eventually sailed around the world in the 36' steel yacht 'Kiwi Dream' with her New Zealand partner, Alan Forrest. Taking five years and doing 33,000 sea miles, visiting twenty-nine countries, hitting two whales, surviving a rat infestation, and wearing out two sets of sails, going a less unusual route via Cape Horn (the Everest for sailors) until they were stopped by COVID-19 in the remote Patagonia Chilean channels in 2020, before finally returning to New Zealand. Woven through the book, are some of the author's encounters during forty years of sailing and yacht deliveries. From crossing the Atlantic on a square-rigged ship to sailing the Northwest Passage and fighting hurricane force 4 winds in Antarctica.
Luxury on a Budget
Discover the art of elegant exploration for every budgetImagine sipping champagne while basking in the glow of a stunning sunset on a pristine beach, all without breaking the bank. Luxury on a Budget: Traveling in Style for Less is your passport to indulgent travel adventures that blend sophistication with clever savings. Whether you're planning a romantic getaway, a family vacation, or a solo escape, this guide is your companion to experiencing the world's wonders without the luxury price tag.Dive into a world where opulence meets practicality. This book starts by transforming your travel mindset, redefining what luxury means to modern explorers. With insights into planning dream vacations and smart budgeting, discover how to make every dollar work harder with savvy tips for obtaining five-star experiences for less.Elevate your travels with comprehensive chapters on finding incredible deals on accommodations and flights, navigating high-end spa and wellness experiences, and enjoying exclusive dining for a fraction of the cost. Learn to revel in exclusive events, cultural explorations, and adventure activities without draining your wallet. Harness the power of loyalty programs, credit card rewards, and insider travel communities for unparalleled advantages.This book encourages action, urging you to take the first step toward the luxurious escapes you've always wanted. With a plethora of resources, contact information, and expert advice, you'll soon be customizing itineraries that reflect both your wanderlust and your budget. Embark on a journey where you can savor the best the world has to offer, cherishing every memorable moment, all while traveling with style and savviness.
The Ins and Outs of Cat Carriers
f you've ever had a cat, you know how hard it can be to get one into or out of a carrier. Even if you don't have trouble with your cat carrier, this fun and informative book by veterinarian Dr. Mansum Yau is a must-read for anyone who loves cats.Don't miss out on: tips & tricks to help you get your cat into and out of a carrier, an interview with a cat, cat cartoons, cat jokes & puns, fun quizzes, crossword puzzle, pawsitive affirmations ALL ABOUT CAT CARRIERS. Special features include: 120 pages of full colour, 60+ cartoons drawn by Dr. Mansum Yau, an interview with the author/illustrator Dr. Mansum Yau, a special section for vet clinics with a handout for cat owners, proudly 100% Canadian-made, with all aspects of design, editing, proofreading, and production handled in Canada
The portuguese expedition to Abyssinia in 1541 - 1543
"The Portuguese Expedition to Abyssinia in 1541-1543" by Miguel de Castanhoso is a captivating and detailed account of the Portuguese military expedition led to aid the Ethiopian Empire against Muslim invasions in the 16th century. Castanhoso, a Portuguese soldier who took part in this campaign, offers a first-hand perspective on the events, challenges and cultural interactions that marked this historic expedition. The book begins by describing the geopolitical situation at the time, with the Ethiopian Empire, also known as Abyssinia, under constant threat from Muslim forces led by Imam Ahmad ibn Ibrahim al-Ghazi, nicknamed "Gragn". In response to a call for help from the Ethiopian emperor Gelawdewos, the King of Portugal sent an expeditionary force led by Crist籀v瓊o da Gama, son of the famous explorer Vasco da Gama. Castanhoso gives a detailed account of the preparations for the expedition, the perilous journey across the Red Sea and the first contacts with the Ethiopians. He describes the fierce battles, the military strategies employed and the alliances forged between the Portuguese and the Ethiopian forces. The story highlights the courage and determination of Portuguese soldiers in the face of considerable adversity, including difficult terrain, a hostile climate and powerful enemy forces. Castanhoso's text is rich in detail about the cultural encounters between Europeans and Africans. He describes the customs, traditions and religious practices of the Ethiopians, offering valuable insights into daily life and society at the time. These descriptions enhance understanding of cross-cultural interactions and how these relationships influenced the course of the expedition. The book concludes with a description of the decisive battle of Wayna Daga, where the combined forces of the Portuguese and Ethiopians succeeded in defeating Gragn's army. This victory marks a crucial turning point in the safeguarding of the Ethiopian Empire and underlines the importance of Po
Window Seat
Author Majorie Neset, a lifelong traveler, reader, and writer, invites you along on a lifetime of journeys, long and short, to "far away places with strange-sounding names"-or just down Highway 71 to picnic in the shade of Paul Bunyan and Babe. Window Seat: The Story of a Traveling Life presents an explorer's tale or perhaps a memoir of journeying. Neset was born near the beginning of World War II and spent the next eighty-five years traversing the world, from northern Minnesota's Koochiching County to Mongolia, Madagascar, Singapore, Syria, and most points between. While the lands are grand, the adventures reflect a more human scale, often originating in books Neset read and always planned by her alone. Who could have imagined that, as her travels drew to a close, the planet would be experiencing similar turmoil to the events leading up to the world war into which she was born? With that in mind, she encourages everyone to get out there and experience this magnificent planet while they still can.
Between the Salt and the Ash
A writer's quest to understand the deep past and uncertain future of his homeland. After inheriting the miner's safety lamp that belonged to his great-grandfather, Jake Morris-Campbell sets out on a pilgrimage across his homeland. Travelling from the Holy Island of Lindisfarne to Durham Cathedral, he asks what new ways might be made through the old north. This region, a hub of early Christian Britain and later strongly defined by industry and class, now faces an uncertain future. But it remains a unique and starkly beautiful part of the country, with a deep history that is intimately entwined with the idea of Englishness. Jake's journey along the 'Camino of the North' sees him explore the shifting nature of individual and regional identity across thirteen-hundred years of social change. At the same time, it challenges him to reconsider his own calling as a writer and how it relates to the lives of the people he meets along the way. Between the salt and the ash asks what stories the North East can tell about itself in the wake of Christianity and coal. Rejecting the damaging trope of 'left behind' communities, Jake uncovers neglected seams of culture and history, while offering a heartfelt celebration of the place he calls hyem.
Window Seat
Author Majorie Neset, a lifelong traveler, reader, and writer, invites you along on a lifetime of journeys, long and short, to "far away places with strange-sounding names"-or just down Highway 71 to picnic in the shade of Paul Bunyan and Babe. Window Seat: The Story of a Traveling Life presents an explorer's tale or perhaps a memoir of journeying. Neset was born near the beginning of World War II and spent the next eighty-five years traversing the world, from northern Minnesota's Koochiching County to Mongolia, Madagascar, Singapore, Syria, and most points between. While the lands are grand, the adventures reflect a more human scale, often originating in books Neset read and always planned by her alone. Who could have imagined that, as her travels drew to a close, the planet would be experiencing similar turmoil to the events leading up to the world war into which she was born? With that in mind, she encourages everyone to get out there and experience this magnificent planet while they still can.
Gun Fights, Ghosts and Goannas
This book is about adventure motorcycle riding, middle age, and chicken racing, but most of all, it's about adventure and what it means to be an adventurer. On this journey I learn to ride an adventure motorcycle in some of Queensland's toughest terrain. I develop a sense of self reliance, and find solitude wild camping in remote areas. This book is the beginning of my quest to ride around Australia. Queensland has some of the best adventure riding trails, tracks and roads in the world, from deep bull dust highways, long sandy beach rides to spectacular waterfalls and trails through tropical rainforests. Every town has a story, from bloody conflicts to the formation of political parties, throughout this journey I take the reader through the heart of Queensland and the soul of Australia.It's not just long lonely highways and dusty dirt tracks. Throughout my adventure I dodged giant snakes, suicidal kangaroos, ghosts, and tornadoes. I prepared for a gunfight in an opal mining town and uncovered the real story behind the song "Waltzing Matilda" and the old swaggie murdered at an outback billabong. Along the way, I discovered the quintessential Australian culture.This book is for anybody who has an interest in coming to Australia, riding an adventure motorcycle through Queensland, or who just loves adventure and wants to plan their own escape. It is full of historical information about Queensland, motorcycle riding and amazing people. The story takes the reader from Townsville in north Queensland to the heart of the outback and down to the Gold Coast, before returning back to Townsville via the Queensland coastal road.
Accidentally Wes Anderson: Adventures
Adventure awaits in this new visual odyssey from Accidentally Wes Anderson, taking readers on stunning trips to every continent and sharing oddly moving human tales along the way. For lovers of travel, design, and exploration, AWA presents a brand-new collection of real-world places that seem plucked from the films of Wes Anderson, and the stories that bring each location to life. You'll venture to Antarctica through the treacherous Drake Passage, make a stop in lesser-known Jincumbilly, Australia (where platypuses outnumber people), discover the bridge in Wisconsin that went to nowhere, and drop into the most peculiar umbrella shop in London. But adventure means nothing without someone to tell the tale. You'll meet the father of American skydiving, who created the officially-sanctioned center of Earth--a California town with a population of two. You'll visit the "post office at the end of the world"--and meet its mustachioed letter carrier, who runs an anarchist island nation in his free time. And you'll travel to a town in the Arctic Circle where cats are prohibited, humans may not be buried, and doomsday vaults hold all we need to survive an apocalypse--including the secret recipe for the Oreo cookie. Authorized by the legendary filmmaker himself, Accidentally Wes Anderson Adventures reminds us that the world is ours to explore.
A Walk in the Park
* Winner of the National Outdoor Book Award in Outdoor Literature * Winner of the Andrew Carnegie Medal for Excellence in Nonfiction * Named a Best Book of the Year by The New York Times, Air Mail, Smithsonian Magazine, and Financial Times "A triumph. Fedarko doesn't describe awe; he induces it." --The New York Times Book Review "Passionate...memorable...life-affirming." --The Wall Street Journal This New York Times bestseller from the author of The Emerald Mile is a rollicking and poignant account of an epic 750-mile odyssey, on foot, through the heart of the Grand Canyon. Two friends, zero preparation, one dream. A few years after quitting his job to pursue an ill-advised dream of becoming a whitewater guide on the Colorado River, Kevin Fedarko was approached by his best friend, National Geographic photographer Pete McBride, with a vision as bold as it was harebrained. Together, they would embark on an end-to-end traverse of the Grand Canyon--a journey that, McBride promised, would be "a walk in the park." Against his better judgment, Fedarko agreed, unaware that the small cluster of experts who had actually completed the crossing billed it as "the toughest hike in the world." The ensuing ordeal, which lasted more than a year, revealed a place that was deeper, richer, and far more complex than anything the two men had imagined--and came within a hair's breadth of killing them both. They struggled to make their way through the all-but impenetrable reaches of the canyon's truest wilderness, a vertical labyrinth of thousand-foot cliffs and crumbling ledges where water is measured out by the teaspoon and every step is fraught with peril--and where, even today, there is still no trail spanning the length of the country's best-known and most iconic landmark. Along the way, veteran long-distance hikers ushered them into secret pockets of enchantment, invisible to the millions of tourists gathered on the rim, that only a handful of humans have ever seen. Members of the canyon's eleven Native American tribes brought them face-to-face with layers of history that forced them to reconsider myths at the very center of our national parks--and exposed them to the threats of commercial tourism. Even Fedarko's dying father, who had first pointed him toward the chasm more than forty years earlier but had never set foot there himself, opened him to a new way of seeing the landscape. And always, there was the great gorge itself: austere and unforgiving, yet suffused with magic, drenched in wonder, and redeemed by its own transcendent beauty. A singular portrait of a sublime place, A Walk in the Park is a deeply moving plea for the preservation of America's greatest natural treasure.
The Routledge Handbook of Nature Based Tourism Development
This handbook offers a comprehensive overview of the themes and concepts related to nature-based tourism development. Providing interdisciplinary insights from leading researchers, academics and practitioners across the globe, it delivers a critical and timely contribution to the knowledge around nature-based tourism.
Back Where I Came from
In this collection of personal essays, twenty-six writers from across North America share journeys back to their motherlands as visitors. Set against mountainous terrain, tropical beaches, bustling cities, and remote villages, these narratives weave socio-political commentary with writers' reflections on who they are, where they belong, and what "home" means to them.The result is a vulnerable, humorous, and insightful exploration of meanings and contradictions, beginning a conversation waiting to be had by the growing population of first- and second-generation Canadians and Americans, who will find themselves within these pages. Navigating the intricacies of hyphenated identities with nuanced stories of heritage and a redefined sense of home, the essays in Back Where I Came From: On Culture, Identity, and Home open a door to places around the globe--and within ourselves.With contributions by Omar El Akkad, Nadine Araksi, Ofelia Brooks, Esmeralda Cabral, June Chua, Seema Dhawan, Krista Eide, Eufemia Fantetti, Ayesha Habib, Christina Hoag, Mariam Ibrahim, Taslim Jaffer, Vesna Jaksic Lowe, Kathryn Gwun-Yeen Lennon, Omar Mouallem, Dimitri Nasrallah, Lishai Peel, Omar Reyes, Mahta Riazi, Steven Sandor, Angelo Santos, Alison Tedford Seaweed, Makda Teshome, Nhung N. Tran-Davies, Alexandra C. Yeboah, and Hannah Zalaa-Uul.
Little Crazy Children are Jangling the Keys of the Kingdom
Struggling with estrangement from your children?Little Crazy Children Are Jangling the Keys of the Kingdom: The Estrangement Epidemic in America by Richard Sinay is a poignant exploration of the growing crisis of family estrangement in contemporary America. In this compelling non-fiction narrative, Sinay, a retired educator and seasoned author, delves into the heartbreaking and often unspoken issue of parents and grandparents being cut off from their children and grandchildren.This book is a vital read for anyone grappling with emotional abuse or the complexities of estrangement from adult children. Sinay draws from his own personal experiences and extensive background in teaching to offer insightful analysis and heartfelt reflections on how generational conflicts contribute to this epidemic.Little Crazy Children Are Jangling the Keys of the Kingdom not only sheds light on the emotional and psychological impacts of estrangement but also provides valuable perspectives for those seeking self-improvement and personal growth. It is an essential resource for understanding and navigating the pain of estrangement, making it a crucial addition to the self-help and personal growth genre.For readers seeking to comprehend the deeper layers of familial estrangement and its effects on personal well-being, this book provides both a personal account and a broader commentary on a pressing social issue.Begin your journey to emotional restoration here.
In Motion
Have you ever dreamt of leaving everything behind to travel the world? Quitting your job... Saying "farewell" to the life you knew...What if you actually did it?In 2005, Joanne Flynn Black did just that: left her high-powered career to undertake a decades-long dream of having a worldwide adventure. Just as she's planning her trip, love enters her life. Does she invite him to join her or continue her "girl in the world" trek solo? In Motion: Around the World in Love and Heartbreak takes the reader from the streets of San Francisco to a camel ride in Rajasthan, India. From being trapped alongside donkeys in the Himalayan mountains of Bhutan to campervanning in Australia.If you've been wanting to get away from it all, this book will make you feel like you are right there on the adventures-and misadventures!
Roads Not Taken
Alistair Parker becomes a journalist, reporting from dangerous locations around the world. He experiences adventure, love, and loss, but one story continuously eludes him-his own. In the end, will Alistair bury the lead, or will he manage to draw from his rich and diverse experiences to bring a sense of purpose and closure to his own life?This novel is about commitment-a man torn between love and his perception of his professional duty. In their graduating year of high school, Alistair and Virginia Parker fall in love, but their relationship does not run smoothly. Ginny, with her interest in child psychology, is intent on marriage and having a family, while Alistair's focus is on a career in journalism and eventually becoming a foreign correspondent.Alistair's career takes him around the world, reporting on major crises in Canada, the United States, Eastern Europe, Asia, and Africa-from the war in Vietnam to the environmental crisis. The issues he deals with are global and persistent in nature, including racial discrimination, political repression, poverty, famine, economic disparity, global warming, and the impact of pandemics. Throughout, Alistair struggles with his conscience due to his inability to make sacrifices that would affect his safety, comfortable lifestyle, and economic well-being, even though he recognizes some others do and that they are necessary to deal effectively with these challenges. Simultaneously, he confronts obstacles in his relationships with those he loves and whose behavior he admires but cannot himself emulate.Roads Not Taken spans the lifetimes of its principal characters, with unexpected plot twists and turns, as well as revealing and entertaining personality insights. It is a novel for our uncertain era when we face intractable issues that must be resolved for the world we know to be sustained.
The Met
New York City's Metropolitan Museum of Art is one of the world's greatest cultural institutions. Its holdings encompass a vast range--including paintings, sculptures, costumes, instruments, and arms and armor--and span millennia, from ancient Egypt and Greece to Islamic art to European Old Masters and modern artists. How did the Met amass this trove, and what do the experiences of the people who bought, restored, catalogued, visited, and watched over these works tell us about the museum? This book is a groundbreaking bottom-up history of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, exploring both its triumphs and its failings. Jonathan Conlin tells the stories of the people who have shaped the museum--from curators and artists to museumgoers and security guards--and the communities that have made it their own. Highlighting inequalities of wealth, race, and gender, he exposes the hidden costs of the museum's reliance on "robber barons" and oligarchs, the exclusionary immigration policies that influenced the foundation of the American Wing, and the obstacles faced by women curators. Drawing on extensive interviews with past and current staff, Conlin brings the story up to the present, including the museum's troubled 150th anniversary in 2020. As the Met faces continued controversy, this book offers a timely account of the people behind an iconic institution and a compelling case for the museum's vision of shared human creativity.
The Wellness Bucket List
This inspirational volume on wellness showcases ideas for replenishing the mind, body, and soul and is the latest addition to the bestselling Bucket List series. For anyone seeking calming and therapeutic wellness respites, this aspirational guide contains 1,000 travel ideas organized geographically. Every aspect of wellness and self-care is covered: rid yourself of negative energy in a sweat lodge in Mexico; unwind with yoga in a tree house cabin by the Caribbean in Tobago; harness the healing power of seawater in France; practice the art of forest bathing in Japan; go on a wellness cruise down the Mekong in Vietnam; engage in holistic healing therapies in a former Maharaja's palace in India; learn more about gut health and gastronomy in California; experience holistic healing arts in the Hamptons . . . the possibilities are endless. Entries are broken down into six color-coded categories to help readers personally create the ultimate wellness escape for their needs at any time. The six categories are: renew and recharge; relax and indulge; explore and thrive; reflect and connect; savor and nourish; heal and balance. This is the definitive guide for anyone interested in travel that enriches life physically, emotionally, and spiritually.
The Reluctant Deckhand
Persist, even when the odds are against you. That's the motto of Lorraine de Kleuver's new book. The Reluctant Deckhand is a true story based on the author's experiences sailing with her husband. From gradually overcoming her fears and seasickness to gaining more confidence in assisting Commodore through the harsher elements, these sea tales are eye-opening; good safety practices are essential to a good sail, making it out and home again. When her husband (Commodore) is let down by those who would help him sail his new yacht from Queensland to Melbourne, Lorraine does not want the onus to fall on her shoulders. The Reluctant Deckhand celebrates the beauty and ruggedness of a sail and the essential work Australian coastguards do as they patrol the coastline.Lorraine has written ten humorous and educational children's picture books celebrating life in Australia. As she branches into a new genre of storytelling she brings along that humour and knack for telling a good story. The Reluctant Deckhand is an enthralling novella, evidencing the importance of teamwork and showcasing local knowledge that might inspire you to explore land and sea and discover more of the beautiful country.
The Sweetgrass Chronicles
In the second instalment of Fisher Monahan's Sweetgrass Chronicle series, he finds himself wrapped in a wool blanket lying on a forest floor somewhere in Nova Scotia, wondering how he got to a place untouched by the hum of planes trains and cars. The only hum he's used to now is the one from his bicycle as he races through Canada's eastern wilderness on a 4,000 kilometre journey from the heartlands of Ontario's Toronto region to the Atlantic Shores of Halifax. For 2 months he surfed through roadside cafes, dodged trucks on highways, bathed in waterfalls, and drew pictures of just about everything in his path. "The Sweetgrass Chronicles: A Bicycle Tour East" is an illustrated story of Fisher's journey East, from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean on a 9-speed bike.
The Met
New York City's Metropolitan Museum of Art is one of the world's greatest cultural institutions. Its holdings encompass a vast range--including paintings, sculptures, costumes, instruments, and arms and armor--and span millennia, from ancient Egypt and Greece to Islamic art to European Old Masters and modern artists. How did the Met amass this trove, and what do the experiences of the people who bought, restored, catalogued, visited, and watched over these works tell us about the museum? This book is a groundbreaking bottom-up history of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, exploring both its triumphs and its failings. Jonathan Conlin tells the stories of the people who have shaped the museum--from curators and artists to museumgoers and security guards--and the communities that have made it their own. Highlighting inequalities of wealth, race, and gender, he exposes the hidden costs of the museum's reliance on "robber barons" and oligarchs, the exclusionary immigration policies that influenced the foundation of the American Wing, and the obstacles faced by women curators. Drawing on extensive interviews with past and current staff, Conlin brings the story up to the present, including the museum's troubled 150th anniversary in 2020. As the Met faces continued controversy, this book offers a timely account of the people behind an iconic institution and a compelling case for the museum's vision of shared human creativity.
Volcanic Adventures in Tonga - Species Conservation on Tin Can Island
Embark on an unforgettable journey through the remote islands of Tonga with Ann, a young conservation scientist, in this captivating travel memoir that will leave you breathless. From smoking volcanoes to fierce cyclones, Ann braves the elements while racing against time to save an endangered bird. But as she immerses herself in the rich culture and untouched beauty of Tonga, she discovers the true power of stepping outside her comfort zone.Join Ann as she navigates the challenges of living without modern comforts in "Tongan Time," and uncovers the secrets of this breathtaking destination. This thrilling adventure will ignite your wanderlust and make you appreciate the comforts of home like never before. It will transport you to a new world filled with tropical delights, adventure, a unique culture, and self-discovery.
Lonely Planet Best Bike Rides Japan
Lonely Planet's Best Bike RidesJapan reveals35 incredible two-wheeled escapes-with maps-so you can experience even more of this extraordinary country.Get ready for an unforgettable bike ride across Japan and discover exhilarating cycling adventures that range from a couple of hours to a full day. Travel through Nichinan-Kaigan Quasi-National Park for dramatic cliffs and ocean spray; spot Pok矇mon manhole covers as you glide along the Ibusuki Pok矇 Trail; and find art museums and exclusive galleries in the mountain town of Karuizawa.InsideLonely Planet's Best Bike Rides Japan: Discover 35day trips on two wheels that range from a couple of hours to a full day adventureEach bike ride features easy-to-use maps, elevation charts, detailed directions, challenge rating (easy, intermediate, difficult), distance, terrain, start and end points, where to take a break, biking tips and moreRegional profiles provide an overview of the area, local transport, unmissable calendar events, suggestions on when to go and where to stayFind the top stops and experiences along the way from Ise-jingū to the Tōya Gurutto Sculpture Park'Our Picks' section highlights the best: scenic rides, urban rides, family rides, island rides and art rides'Also try' recommendations feature extra bike rides in each regionEssential 'Toolkit' on arriving, getting around, accommodation, bike rental and e-bikes, healthy and safety, responsible travel and moreCovers: Around Tokyo, Central Honshū (Chūbu), Kansai, Hiroshima and Western Honshū, Northern Honshū (Tōhoku), Hokkaidō, Shikoku, Kyūshū & Okinawa Lonely Planet's Best Bike Rides Japan is our most comprehensive guide to cycling trips in this amazing part of the world, with all the inspiration you'll need to plan your next big trip on two wheels.
Unveiling Budapest - Hungary
Highlights: Quick Access to official websites for bookings, current prices, tickets, reservations, extra information and much moreDay Trips with destination overview, images, distance, highlights and more - for each day-tripStunning Pictorials - 111+ images - Makes the perfect SouvenirMaps and free quick access to extra filtered mapsWritten and published in 202496 vibrant, full-color pagesOver 90+ meticulously curated entries featuring stunning images, invaluable tips, practical insights, and much moreUp-to-date and triple-checked information for accuracy and reliabilityWhat Sets Our Budapest Guide Apart: Newly Published in 2024: Stay ahead with the most recent insights into Budapest's dynamic culture and timeless beauty, ensuring your experience is both authentic and up-to-date.Over 90 Entries Across 90+ Full-Color Pages: From the historic Buda Castle to the relaxing thermal baths, our guide is filled with stunning visuals and detailed entries that bring the magic of Budapest to life.Concise and Engaging: We provide the perfect mix of depth and brevity, enriching your visit with fascinating insights without overwhelming you with unnecessary details.Reliable and Current Information: Every recommendation and tip is triple-checked for accuracy, offering a dependable companion for your Budapest journey.Unbiased and Tailored Recommendations: Free from commercial bias - no kickbacks, and focused solely on your experience, our suggestions are designed to ensure you discover the best of Budapest, from its renowned landmarks to its hidden gems.Why Our Guide is Essential for Your Budapest Adventure: The Ideal Gift: A thoughtful gift for anyone who dreams of Budapest, offering a window to the city's soul, rich in history and beauty.For Dreamers and Planners: Whether planning your next visit or dreaming from afar, let our guide inspire your adventures and enrich your understanding of Budapest's layered beauty.For Lovers of Beauty: An exquisite addition to any collection, our guide is as visually captivating as it is informative, perfect for adorning coffee tables and sparking wanderlust.Get Immediate Access: Quick links to official sites for bookings, current prices, tickets, reservations, extra information, and much more, saving you time and ensuring up-to-date information.Plan Unforgettable Day Trips: Comprehensive overviews, beautiful imagery, distances, and highlights to discover attractions beyond Budapest.Navigate with Ease: Stunning pictorials and maps, including free access to additional curated maps that enhance your exploration.
