Category Archives: Non-Fiction & Reference
A Walking Tour: Bangkok
Many of us visit Bangkok but this is Bangkok like you have never seen it before. The author takes you on an architectural adventure through the bustling streets and busy canals of this regal city. Learn about the different building styles: from Khmer, Sukhothai and Ayutthaya to Edwardian villas and marvel at the modern designs
Cultureshock! Japan
About the Book CultureShock! Japan will guide you through the confusion you will inevitably feel when moving to the Land of the Rising Sun. Peppered with personal anecdotes, this book gives practical advice on how to navigate Japan`s fascinating and complex culture with ease and what to expect at a typical izakaya with your fellow
CultureShock! Malaysia: A Survival Guide to Customs and Etiquette
`CultureShock! Malaysia` is the complete guide for those who wish to make the most of this country`s rich mix of traditional ways of life and ultramodern cityscapes. A charming, eclectic blend of East and West, historic and progressive, fast and slow, Malaysia boasts an incredible array of diverse experiences within a single country: from the
Culture Shock London
London can be a fairly daunting prospect to the first-time visitor.From how to find somewhere to live to how to pronounce `Leicester Square`, there are many pitfalls waiting to trap the uninitiated.Simple and straightforward `Culture Shock/London` gives visitors lots of useful help and advice on how to navigate their way through life in one of
Cultureshock! Shanghai
CultureShock! Shanghai is the complete guide for those who are trying to get a handle on China`s glittering crown jewel that is both charmingly ancient yet stunningly ultra-modern. Can you tell your xiaolongbao from your xiaolongxia? What is this nebulous concept called guan xi? Is being called a laowai a pejorative? Boasting some of the
A Walking Tour London: Sketches of the City`s Architectural Treasures
Without a doubt one of the world`s greatest cities, London is inexhaustible in the riches it has to offer. And all its finest sights – from its Roman ruins, royal palaces, churches and abbeys, to the temples of commerce, street markets, parks and gardens – are, as many have learned, best discovered on foot. Let
Istanbul – City of Two Continents
“Istanbul: City of Two Continents” showcases both the historical as well as the modern aspects of Istanbul, a fascinating capital of two past empires and the largest city in modern Turkey. The illustrations, artistically rendered using digital techniques, feature famous landmarks together with the lesser known but equally evocative areas of modern Istanbul. The historic
Citix60: Hong Kong
Citix60 is a pocket-sized informative, handpicked list of local hot spots for travellers who are ready to lose themselves into the truest spirit of the world`s most exhilarating design hubs. Focusing on urban life, each volume is a unique collaboration with 60 regional creatives who have distinctive tastes and vision in life and discipline varying
Cambodia – The Land and People
Author and photographer Barry Broman has compiled a stunning visual overview of the country of Cambodia. The lavish illustrations are accompanied by succinct text providing an overview of the countrys history and culture.
Citix60: Los Angeles
Citix60 is a pocket-sized informative, handpicked list of local hot spots for travellers who are ready to lose themselves into the truest spirit of the world`s most exhilarating design hubs. Focusing on urban life, each volume is a unique collaboration with 60 regional creatives who have distinctive tastes and vision in life and discipline varying
Citix60: Vienna
Brought to you by Viction:ary, CITIX60 is the locals guide to some of the worlds most renowned design hubs cities that lead the world in creative output. Curated by a select group of artists, designers, chefs, architects, musicians, photographers and filmmakers that call each city home, these books provide an insiders look at the hidden
Citix60: Copenhagen
CitiX60 are guides to some of the worlds most renowned design hubs curated by a select group of creative practitioners living and working in the city. They provide an insider`s view into how to experience a city like its home-grown artists do. Up-to-date information on the hottest eateries, accommodation and shops is contained, alongside information
Walking Tour Paris
Explore Paris most famous and scenic places on foot with this handy guide. Paris is a city renowned for its historical sites, beauty and romance. This guide provides 15 walking tours in Paris most famous and scenic locations, including Le Marais, Tuileries, St Germain des Pres, Latin Quarter, Jardins des Plantes, and Champs Elysee
Bangkok Culture Shock!
Egypt in Marshall Cavendish`s Culture Shock! Series; comprising a range of guides that inform visitors of the finer points and details relating to social etiquette, traditions and customs; bringing visitors to a sensitive yet substantial understanding of the country or city in question. The series targets those who are planning long stays in the destination
A Walking Tour Kuala Lumpur
Although a bustling city, Kuala Lumpur still contains pockets of old-world charm that have remained almost untouched since the city was first founded back in the nineteenth century. One of the best ways of exploring these different areas and really getting a flavour of their culture is on foot. This series of walking routes lets
Singapore – A Walking Tour
Like an artists sketchbook, this hand-drawn guide is about attention to detail and doing things the old-fashioned way. When following the well-planned walks, youll uncover Singapores hidden treasures and secret spots, peppered with interesting anecdotes and practical information.
Cultureshock! India
About the Book CultureShock! India helps you understand this country that has more than 4,000 separate communities and where over 300 different languages are spoken. Learn to maneuver through the structure and varieties of Indian society, and appreciate the traditions and values that bind the people together despite their differences. Peppered with personal anecdotes, this
