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Enclavado en el corazón del Sudeste Asiático, Tailandia es un país que teje sin esfuerzo un tapiz de tradición, modernidad y belleza natural. Tras explorar sus vibrantes calles, saborear su deliciosa cocina y absorber la calidez de sus gentes, le invito a embarcarse en un viaje por el encantador Reino de Tailandia. En Tailandia: Descubriendo los secretos del pais de las sonrisas, le guiare a traves de las joyas ocultas y los caminos trillados, ofreciendole perspectivas que solo un conocimiento intimo de esta tierra puede proporcionar. Cada pagina es una invitacion a vivir el pais como si estuviera paseando por sus vibrantes calles. Como viajero experimentado con raices en Tailandia, compartire las historias, tradiciones y peculiaridades que hacen de esta nacion un lugar unico. Nos adentraremos en el rico entramado de la cultura tailandesa y descubriremos las costumbres que conforman la vida cotidiana. A traves de estas paginas, comprendera la profunda influencia del budismo, sera testigo de la exuberancia de los festivales y saboreara los sabores de la cocina tailandesa, una tentadora fusion de dulce, acido, salado y picante. Tanto si esta planeando su primera visita como si busca un conocimiento mas profundo de un pais que ocupa un lugar especial en su corazon, Tailandia - Descubriendo los secretos del pais de las sonrisas promete ser su compañero de confianza. Emprendamos juntos este viaje para descubrir la magia que define al Pais de las Sonrisas.PUBLISHER: TEKTIME

Tomando como base «La sombra del viento» de Carlos Ruiz Zafón, David Escamilla ofrece algunos de los itinerarios que aparecen en la aclamada novela e invita al lector a recorrerlos y descubrirlos. Al

Una guía exhaustiva donde David Escamilla hace una selección detallada de los restaurantes, bares, discotecas y más espacios de ocio, algunos de ellos inclasificables, donde poder disfrutar de la noche de Barcelona, sea cual sea tu estilo. Un libro para dejarse sorprender. Incluye ilustraciones de Ivan Bravo.

Al pie de la Torre Eiffel es una crónica de viajes de Emilia Pardo Bazán en la que relata tanto un viaje a Francia como la visita a la Exposición Universal de 1889.

En esta obra, el Prof. Ricardo Salgado une la hermenéutica filosófica de Gadamer y la hermenéutica científica de Betti, sometiéndolas al criterio y prueba de la filosofía transcendental de Kant. En las palabras del prefactor, Prof. Joaquim Carlos Salgado: "El resultado, y esta convencido de eso, es la posibilidad de una ciencia hermeneutica rigurosa, basada en condiciones a priori de las facultades del conocimiento: sensibilidad y entendimiento (pensar)." Es un libro imprescindible para los estudiosos de la ciencia del Derecho.

La serie de libros "Lilly y Anton" presenta a los niños de una manera interesante los aspectos más atractivos de los distintos destinos. Los dos protagonistas de 5 y 8 años recorren llenos de curiosidad las ciudades y regiones mas bellas de Europa y fotografian los momentos mas inolvidables. Las respectivas ciudades y regiones europeas se presentan de forma original y dinamica a lo largo de 24 paginas. Los libros estan pensados para niños de entre 4 y 9 años.

Bridgertons England is a location guide to all the key filming sites in the hit Netflix series with author Antonia Hicks linking each fictional location to its real-life counterpart.Winston Churchills former gentlemans retreat, The Reform Club, becomes Whites Club where Anthony Bridgerton and Simon Basset meet to discuss infidelities and smoke cigars, and 18th-century dress shop Modiste is a deli in Baths Abbey Street.Readers can learn about the locations used for the Bridgertons, Featheringtons, Lady Danbury, the Duke of Hastings, Queen Charlotte, Whites, Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens, Somerset House, Primrose Hill, and Cliveden Castle. Sites include Stowe and Painshill Park, Henry VIIIs Hampton Court, Castle Howard, Baths Royal Crescent, Holburne Art Museum, Wilton House, Lancaster House and the most upmarket Air Force officers mess in the world!This is the perfect book for fans of the show but also of grand stately homes and sweeping classical landscapes that producers Chris Van Dusen and Shonda Rhimes picked to bring Julia Quinns novels to life on the screen. Almost all the stately homes, houses, parks and gardens used in Bridgerton are open to the public and the book examines their history, linking important scenes to each location and giving details of where and when you can visit them to relive the drama.

Sometimes, there is a perfect time and a place to have the experience of your life. An Entire Year of Unforgettable Events is here to help you find yours! In this book from renowned British-born traveler Sarah Woods, armchair travel enthusiasts and seasoned travelers will discover that traveling isnt just about where you go, but when. Dont simply pick a spot on the map. Pick a reason to travel there. An Entire Year of Unforgettable Events is about finding the most awe-inspiring, unusual, and engaging experiences and events worldwide. Split month-by-month and day-by-day and with all seven continents represented, Sarah provides detailed insight for events happening every day of the year and where they take place. Are king penguins taking their first swim in Antarctica? When is Malis outlandish Festival of the Desert? Why is Elvis Day the best time to pay homage to The King near Graceland? Its all here, with high-quality photos and detailed information on each event, all conveniently color-coded to help you find must-visit places near your neck of the woods.

A man on the edge.A woman hell-bent on revenge.A cheating husband.A desperate wife.A property empire on the brink of collapse.A family at loggerheads.A predator hiding in plain sight.Who will sink an

Gravel Rides Northumberland showcases 15 of the best gravel bike rides across North East England. From 10 to 104 kilometres in length and covering a variety of terrain, there is something for every gravel cyclist.From the gentle beauty of the Reiver Trails and South Tyne Trail to the wild uplands of Kielder and the Cheviots, Gravel Rides Northumberland captures the regions full variety. Riders can enjoy peaceful commons, hidden forests and rolling valleys, with everything from easy lowland spins to remote and challenging routes through the most dramatic and rewarding landscapes of Northumberland and the North Pennines.Researched, ridden and written by local author Jordan Matthews, the routes feature clear and easy-to-use Ordnance Survey maps; easy-to-follow directions; details of distance, timings and difficulty gradings; stunning action photography; refreshment stops and local knowledge; and a detailed appendix. Also included is a link to downloadable GPX files.

Wild, remote, windswept and utterly epic, Scotlands climbs are not for the faint of heart. In Cycling Climbs of Scotland, Simon Warren (@100climbs) crosses weather-beaten islands and snow-covered mountains on roads that demand respect and reward effort with breathtaking beauty. From the famous glens and lochs that draw visitors from across the globe rise legends such as The Lecht, the Wall of Talla and the mighty Bealach na Ba.If you crave rugged adventure, fresh air and pristine wilderness, head north and take on the Cycling Climbs of Scotland. This second edition for 2026 features stunning photography, updated stats and the latest information to guide your next ride.

This travelogue chronicles a walking tour through central and southern Europe, filled with humorous observations and exaggerations. The author skewers the pretensions of tourists and the idiosyncrasies of European culture, from German opera to Swiss mountain climbing. Interspersed with folklore and tall tales, the narrative is a rambling and delightful mix of fact and fiction. It captures the bemusement of an American abroad, navigating the quirks of the Old World.

This humorous travel narrative follows a group of American tourists on a "Great Pleasure Excursion" to Europe and the Holy Land aboard a retired Civil War vessel. The author pokes fun at the reverence for Old World history, contrasting the romantic expectations of the travelers with the gritty reality they encounter. It challenges the standard reverential travelogues of the time, offering a fresh and irreverent perspective on the Grand Tour. The book established the authors reputation as a premier humorist.

A group of American pilgrims embarks on a cruise to the Holy Land, but their reverence is constantly checked by the narrators skepticism and wit. The author mocks the "Old Masters" of art, complains about the dirt and beggars, and refuses to be awed by history just because the guidebooks say he should. The book revolutionized travel writing by replacing awe with honest, often grumpy, observation. It is a hilarious clash between New World attitude and Old World tradition.

Mark Twain narrates a fictionalized walking tour through Germany, Switzerland, and Italy, filled with satirical observations on European customs and tourists. He struggles with the complexities of the German language, complains about opera, and recounts local legends with a humorous twist. The book is a loose collection of sketches that skewers the romanticism of travel literature. It captures the authors voice at its most relaxed and observant.

This memoir captures the romance and rigor of the authors youth as a "cub" pilot learning the intricate, shifting currents of the Mississippi River. He describes the river not just as a body of water, but as a living, formidable character that demands respect and mastery. The latter part of the book recounts a return trip, lamenting the loss of the steamboat era to the railroads. It is a nostalgic and vivid history of a vanished American way of life.

Kangaroo is an account of a visit to New South Wales by an English writer named Richard Lovat Somers, and his German wife Harriet, in the early 1920s. This appears to be semi-autobiographical, based on a three-month visit to Australia by Lawrence and his wife Frieda, in 1922.The novel includes a chapter ("Nightmare") describing the Somers experiences in wartime Cornwall (St Columb Major), vivid descriptions of the Australian landscape, and Richard Somers sceptical reflections on fringe politics in Sydney.Australian journalist Robert Darroch in several articles in the late 1970s, and a 1981 book entitled D.H. Lawrence in Australia claimed that Lawrence based Kangaroo on real people and events he witnessed in Australia.The extent to which this is true remains a matter of controversy particularly by Joseph Davis in his 1989 "D.H. Lawrence at Thirroul"(Collins, Sydney). Davis is sympathetic to the view that "Kangaroo" may be based on real events but argues that it is impossible that Lawrence had time to meet clandestine political leaders in Sydney when he was too busy writing his novel in Thirroul.

Gravel Rides Loch Lomond & The Trossachs showcases 15 of the best gravel bike rides across the Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park and west into Argyll. From 15 to 177 kilometres in length and covering a variety of terrain, there is something for every gravel cyclist.Immerse yourself in the Gravelfoyle trails around Aberfoyle, the heart of Scottish gravel riding; sample sections of the West Highland Way and John Muir Way, two of Scotlands Great Trails; and take on coastal adventures on Mull, while scanning the skies for Scotlands eagles. Also included is a coast-to-coast challenge, cycling west from the Firth of Forth across the Central Belt into the national park.Researched, ridden and written by Bikepacking Scotlands Markus Stitz, the routes feature clear and easy-to-use Ordnance Survey maps; easy-to-follow directions; details of distance, timings and difficulty gradings; stunning action photography; refreshment stops and local knowledge; and a detailed appendix. Also included is a link to downloadable GPX files.

A Ladys Life in the Rocky Mountains gathers Isabella Birds 1873 letters from the Colorado Territory into an epistolary travelogue of striking immediacy. Crossing high-country ranches, mining camps, and the open valley of Estes Park, she records harsh weather, rough hospitality, and fledgling frontier economies; her ascent of Longs Peak with the enigmatic Mountain Jim is a classic set piece. The prose is supple and exact, blending natural history with social observation, and stands within Victorian scientific travel writing even as it tests gender norms and demythologizes the American West. Birdan English clergymans daughter whose chronic ailments were eased by rigorous travelwrote these letters to her sister Henrietta, whose light editing preserved their candor. A seasoned traveler before Colorado (Hawaii) and after (Japan, Persia, Tibet), she later became the first woman Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society. The saddle as medicine, Anglican conscience, and empirical habit shape the books restless precision. This book rewards readers of environmental history, western American literature, and gender studies, as well as admirers of unsentimental adventure. Expect period attitudes, but also a singular intelligence testing the limits of mobility, observation, and self-reliance. Few accounts make the nineteenth-century Rockies feel so lived-in.Quickie Classics summarizes timeless works with precision, preserving the authors voice and keeping the prose clear, fast, and readabledistilled, never diluted. Enriched Edition extras: Introduction · Synopsis · Historical Context · Brief Analysis · 4 Reflection Q&As · Editorial Footnotes.

Following the Equator chronicles Twains 189596 circumnavigation of the Pacific islands, Australia and New Zealand, India and Ceylon, Mauritius, and South Africa, marrying nimble reportage to satiric sting. Composed amid lateVictorian imperial expansion, it extends The Innocents Abroad yet darkens it. Shipboard diaries, ethnographic sketches, and comic setpieces are threaded with the mordant epigrams of "Puddnhead Wilsons New Calendar," yielding a braid in which humor unsettles. Twain probes indenture, missionary zeal, racial hierarchy, and penal legacies with an eye for the absurd and the cruelly ordinary. Samuel L. Clemensalready celebrated as Mark Twainundertook the tour to repay debts from his failed publishing house and the Paige typesetter, only to be struck, while abroad, by news of Susys death. The shock honed his skepticism and pity. From notebooks and the lecture platform he fashioned prose that blends ledgerbook exactitude with a performers timing, anticipating his public antiimperialism. Readers of travel writing, postcolonial history, and American literature will find this a bracing companion: vivid in scene, aphoristic in insight, ethically restless. Choose it for laughter with conscience, and keep it for the clarity with which it unsettles certainties.Quickie Classics summarizes timeless works with precision, preserving the authors voice and keeping the prose clear, fast, and readabledistilled, never diluted. Enriched Edition extras: Introduction · Synopsis · Historical Context · Author Biography · Brief Analysis · 4 Reflection Q&As · Editorial Footnotes.