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India: A Sense of Place
A Sense of Place is one of two titles in a new series of travel books designed to be an innovative mix between travelogue and armchair travel. Aimed at a young or young-at-heart audience, they are presented as ideal photo albums of your last favourite trip – the one you wish you’d taken the time to put together, without the hassle of sifting through all your crumpled ticket stubs and badly centred photos of monuments hidden behind the heads of strangers. These highly visual and evocative volumes will be seized on by anyone with a love of travel and photography.
Table of Contents
Indian Pink and Yellow Saffron • The Tumult of the Cities • Private Visits • Bazaars and Markets • The Taste of Tea • Mountains and the Sea Millions of Gods • Sacred Water • Fabulous Palaces
Table of Contents
Indian Pink and Yellow Saffron • The Tumult of the Cities • Private Visits • Bazaars and Markets • The Taste of Tea • Mountains and the Sea Millions of Gods • Sacred Water • Fabulous Palaces
272 pages, Paperback
Published May 19, 2008
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April 29, 2016
Beautiful. Gave me the sense of place as advertised. ;)
I particularly enjoyed the small glimpses into a particular person’s life at the beginning of each chapter, and the henna tattoo designs that are part of the layout.
I particularly enjoyed the small glimpses into a particular person’s life at the beginning of each chapter, and the henna tattoo designs that are part of the layout.
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